Thanks Jeff! and don’t forget…

June 15th, 2007

…to sign up for this year’s eduWeb Conference … honest! And I want to thank our June Guest Blog Author — Jeff Kallay, the Experience Evangelist at TargetX — for some great posts so far this June! So keep reading them at this blog, eduWeb BUZZ.
There is a great schedule of presentations, including some recent newsmakers, such as:

… we have two presentations and 1 workshop, of which the presenters have been recently featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post and CNN for their success in their undergraduate admissions campaign, admissions blogs and a community-noticed website.

Daniel Creasy, Senior Asst. Dir. of Admissions, of Johns Hopkins University, was featured in The Washington Post in March 2007. He will speak on “The Blog Revolution: Admissions Office Blogs” on Monday, July 23rd from 9:45 - 10:45 am.

Jack Chielli, Exec. Dir. of Marketing Communications, at Wilkes University, whose institution was featured in The New York Times about their successful undergraduate advertising campaign. Jack’s presentation is titled A Majority of One and scheduled for Monday, July 23rd, from 4 - 5 pm.

For the workshop on Tuesday afternoon, from 2- 5 pm, there is Jeff Keeton and Deborah Lucas, from The University of Alabama Birmingham, whose site on the biennial journey to Antartica was featured on CNN. The workshop is titled “Architecting a Hit: How UAB Built a Site the Community Noticed.”

Besides Daniel, Jack, Jeff & Deborah, we have plenty of great presenters speaking on wide range of topics … Second Life, RSS, Web Re-designs, Recruitment, Viewbooks, Microformats and Semantic HTML, Crisis Communications and lots MORE! Check out our program schedule

Come and join us soon for a great learning experience … not only from the presenters but from your peers as well. Look who’s coming!

Sign up NOW!

Shelley Wetzel

Dir. of Marketing Communications &

Conference Director

eduWeb Conference

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