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The irreplaceable role of social media in nonprofit communications
In the world of nonprofits, communications and marketing is critical for growth and success. The mission of the organization of course remains priority. However, without effective communications to raise awareness and support, to bring in volunteers and donations and to form a connection with those you are serving, your mission cannot advance and your organization […]
Read More...August 19th, 2016
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Inspiring words for William Woods University 2016 graduating class
According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), the job outlook for 2016 is the best graduates will have seen in a while, with employers planning to hire 11 percent more new graduates from this year’s class than last year’s. On May 7, William Woods Associate, Bachelor, Master and Doctorate graduates walked the […]
Read More...May 27th, 2016
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Bachelors in communications students learn the art of “finding your story”
New Yorker contributor Susan Orlean shares some simple advice for writers — allow your “I want to know more about that” to lead. Orlean finds her stories while reading newspapers, scanning billboards, walking the streets and overhearing conversations. “The only way you can find good story ideas is to be out in the world,” Orlean […]
Read More...March 3rd, 2016
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3 Steps for bachelors in communications majors to create a strong online presence
According to a 2014 Jobvite survey, 93 percent of employers look at a candidate’s profile on social media before making a hiring decision. As a Bachelor of Science in Communications major, social media will play a large role in your future as a professional, whether you find yourself working as a Social Media Coordinator or […]
Read More...January 21st, 2016
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Course Spotlight: Gender Communications
What is gender? How is gender expressed in verbal/nonverbal communication? How does parenting and culture shape gender during early childhood? As part of a bachelor’s in communication, students at William Woods University can take COM213 Gender Communications, taught by Dr. Aimee Sapp, to answer questions such as these, and take a closer look into the […]
Read More...December 11th, 2015
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