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Learn how to actively participate in and effectively contribute to today’s online conversations and social networks. Widmeyer’s Social Media Bootcamp offers you and your institution a roadmap to social media relations - an individualized half- or full-day training session customized to the needs and goals of up to six individuals from your staff. Learn more about this opportunity (PDF, 1.8Mb).

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Posts Tagged ‘College football’

Knight Commission Op-ed Published in Washington Post as Bowl Season Approaches


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The Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics, a Widmeyer education client, leveraged the existing debate on a possible college football playoff in its most recent op-ed. Published in the Washington Post on Saturday, December 19, the Commission co-chairmen called attention to the financial crisis in college sports by hooking into a hot topic during football bowl [...]


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Widmeyer Client, Dr. Julian Bailes, Quoted in Wall Street Journal article on Retiring the Use of Helmets in the National Football League


Dr. Julian Bailes, one of the founders of the Brain Injury Research Institute, was recently quoted in a Wall Street Journal article on retiring the use of helmets in the National Football League.  Dr. Bailes, a neurosurgeon who has conducted brain research for the players’ union, has recommended that the NFL change the rules of [...]


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