LUNCH AND LEARN - 5 Steps for Educators to Build a Social Media Presence
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Event Details
You’re invited to join SOCHE for a virtual lunch and learn entitled “5 Steps for Educators to Build a Social Media Presence,” on Wednesday, Dec. 4, beginning at 12 p.m. ET. The session will be presented by Angelica Kennedy from Cincinnati State Technical & Community College.
Modern educators are required to become more social media savvy. Why? Because our audience lives by their devices, and they connect to their world by using social media.
By their standards, email is an archaic mode of communication. If we want to get their attention, we must go beyond text messaging. We have to provide the information they need to be successful using the tools that they use to communicate.
Social media can be used to provide immediate information to our audience. This lunch and learn will provide an understanding of the importance of the tool, break down the different channels available, help you develop your persona, and discuss content creation for social media.
Participants will learn:
- Understand the importance of social media for this generation
- Learn about the different social media channels
- Develop a social media persona or avatar
- How to develop social media content
Join us to learn more about the communication tool of the future! Registration for this event will close on Sunday, Dec. 1. Click here to register now.
When: Wednesday, Dec. 4, at 12 p.m. ET
Where: SOCHE Zoom platform (link sent at least 24 hours prior to event)
Cost:
- Personnel from SOCHE member schools: $5
- Personnel from NON-member schools/organizations: $10
- Students: FREE
Questions? Contact Mindy Claggett at SOCHE
Student Registration Fee Policy
Registration Cancellation Policy
Registration for this event will close on Sunday, Dec. 1.
About the Presenter
Angelica Kennedy
Executive Assistant to the President | Office Manager of the Executive Suite
Cincinnati State Technical & Community College
Angelica Kennedy holds the pivotal role of Executive Assistant to the President and Office Manager of the Executive Suite at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College. In this capacity, she provides crucial support to the Board of Trustees and the Executive Team. Her responsibilities extend to addressing student academic concerns and spearheading various outreach projects to foster robust community relationships.
Angelica’s commitment to fostering inclusivity and diversity is evident in her role as a member of the Justice, Access, Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity (JAIDE) Council, where she serves as the Program & Events Chair. She also contributes to the academic community as a First Year Experience Adjunct Professor at the college and an adjunct Media Writing Instructor at the University of Cincinnati.
Angelica has over twenty years of diverse experience in higher education. She started her career as a student worker in the admissions office at the University of Cincinnati. After several years at UC, Angelica became the Assistant Director of Admissions and Financial Aid at Good Samaritan College of Nursing. She has worked as a teacher, career counselor, and community advocate with a diverse population. She enjoys working within higher education and would like to continue supporting and educating individuals as a higher education professional in student success and as a documentarian.
Angelica’s academic journey is a testament to her passion for learning and her commitment to personal and professional growth. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Art in Communication and a Master of Education from the University of Cincinnati. Her thirst for knowledge led her to pursue a Master of Art in Communication and acquire several certificates from esteemed institutions, including the University of California Los Angeles. Angelica’s dedication to excellence in education is further underscored by her certifications from the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE). She recently added a master’s certificate in Spiritual Leadership and Discipleship to her repertoire and is an Ordained Minister. Angelica’s pursuit of knowledge continues unabated as she furthers her education with a doctoral degree in school improvement at the University of Texas at Tyler.
In her spare time, she loves karaoke, cooking, spending time with her family, and creating documentaries to encourage and educate the community.
