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5/19/2020

During this time of incredible change, your voice can — and should — be heard as a beacon in the midst of uncertainty. The Gen Z audience loves social media, but it also responds to the authenticity of non-digital, print marketing.

"A creative print piece can increase the likelihood that a prospective student clicks on a social media ad that follows," states a recent article from Inside Higher Ed.

Use all the channels available to you to get your message out to this discerning generation!

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What's Happening This Week

For Educators and Institutions:

In this week’s E20 series of webinars, presented in partnership with Branta, Alexander (Alec) Glos of i2i Group China discusses “Utilizing WeChat to Advance your International Recruitment Efforts” on Thursday, May 21 at 10AM PT. Register for this webinar here.
In case you missed it, revisit last week’s webinar with Dr. Mark Ashwill and Ngoc Anh Dinh of Capstone Vietnam about “Vietnamese Student Recruitment in the Time of COVID-19.” Also, if you’re interested in getting in touch with Tom Katen, the nonimmigrant visa officer who was mentioned in the webinar, his email is KatenTN@state.gov.

For Students:
In our Facebook Live Student Sessions, we have two events happening this week:
On Tuesday, May 19 at 8PM PT, Kristoffer Toribio of Orange Coast College in California will talk about “2-Year Community College and Transfer to 4-Year University.”

On Thursday, May 21 at 8PM PT, Katie Van Wyk of Tacoma Community College shares tips so students “Don’t Overpay for U.S. Higher Education.”

Watch the broadcasts here.

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