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The Power of Partnerships
By Diana Martinelli, WVU Widmeyer Professor in Public Relations

TUESDAY, JULY 27TH, 2010

In academics, we are trained to “operationalize,” or define in measurable terms, concepts that we study, much as PR practitioners strive to define and measure a client’s return on investment (ROI). After my most recent visit to Widmeyer Communications, where I met with various account teams to learn of their work, successes and challenges…


Widmeyer’s Teresa Valerio Parrot Shared Her Expertise on the Uses of Social Media in Higher Education


Widmeyer’s Teresa Valerio Parrot was interviewed by Higher Ed Impact  in advance of her webinar on creating a social media policy.  Higher Ed Impact is a publication of Academic Impressions, the leading provider of training and professional development in higher education. Valerio Parrot shared her thoughts on how to draft guidelines that align with an [...]


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Social Media in the Admissions Process
By Teresa Valerio Parrot, Vice President

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH, 2010

Late last month I was honored to present an Academic Impressions webinar with Widmeyer’s Dr. Doug Usher, and Ann McDermott, director of admissions for College of the Holy Cross.  We discussed considerations for using social media in the admissions process (you can find a copy of our presentation here).
We had strong interest from colleges and universities [...]


Defining the Board’s Role in Crisis Communications


After a well received webinar on governing board and staff officer roles in a crisis, former University of Colorado board chair and Regent Emerita Patricia Hayes and Widmeyer’s own Teresa Valerio Parrot were asked to pen a companion piece for the Association of Governing Board’s Trusteeship magazine.


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New survey on college admissions — but how useful is it?
By Doug Usher, Ph.D., Senior Vice President

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD, 2009

The Chronicle of Higher Education posted a commentary about a new survey of high school seniors, which has been making the round among college and university administrators.