Journal of Education Advancement & Marketing
2016 - 2025
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Volume 8, issue 4, 2024
- Editorial pp. 304-305

- Simon Beckett
- So you are stuck in a silo? How the University of Calgary Prospect Research and Prospect Management team is helping to solve the challenges of silos one report at a time pp. 306-314

- Dana Smolak
- Centring diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging in higher education marketing: Why it is essential and how to do it well pp. 315-330

- Monica D. Cooper
- Fostering effective collaboration between faculty and marketing staff for institutional success pp. 331-344

- Anca C. Micu
- Integrating social media advertising into Giving Day fundraising pp. 345-354

- Sean Briner and Noelle Reed
- Creating and measuring impact through customer relationship management and master data pp. 355-370

- Ville Krannila and Katja Lahti
- Rising tides: How to foster and develop relationships within and across units to forge a new graduate enrolment management model pp. 371-384

- Erica Miner, Courtney Ignarri and Margaret Wolford
- Designing and communicating higher education DEI strategies and tactics in a polarised political landscape pp. 385-395

- Ronald Hill, Sarah Mady and Stacy Merida
Volume 8, issue 3, 2023
- Editorial pp. 200-201

- Simon Beckett
- Divesting from Facebook and Instagram pp. 202-214

- Andrew Cassel
- How to connect with your parent audience: Duquesne University's implementation of a strategic family communications platform pp. 215-225

- Patty Swisher, Tracy Jackson and Jennifer Smith
- The next chapter: How Ryerson University became Toronto Metropolitan University pp. 226-238

- Michael Forbes, Johanna Vandermaas and Karen Benner
- Visualising data for prospect identification and donor metrics pp. 239-256

- Joseph Stabb and Emily Marcason-Tolmie
- Bringing structure and success to internal communications: Why and how the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health turned multiple listserv e-mails a day into the bi-weekly ‘SPHeed Read’ pp. 257-268

- Lymari Morales and Jackie Powder
- Facets of advancement services: Avoiding silos in the pursuit of institutional advancement pp. 269-281

- Pamela Mitchell
- (Re)imagining giving societies: The case study of Moravian University pp. 282-295

- Robert E. Breckinridge, Luke Smith, Jessica Weaver and Marissa Zondag
Volume 8, issue 2, 2023
- Editorial pp. 100-101

- Simon Beckett
- Leading change: Building a resilient development office through succession planning pp. 102-108

- Alison Traub, Ben Golding and Lauren Laur
- Engaging parents and families: They are an audience too pp. 109-122

- Sonia Garrido
- Maximising the life of your content on social media through repurposing pp. 123-140

- Blaine Pugh, Brittany Cowan, Chelsey Holts and Jane Rudenko
- Raising the donor ambition: From major to mega gifts pp. 141-153

- Heather Little and Lisa Mitchell
- Using social media to prevent ‘melt’ in the virtual era pp. 154-164

- Chay Rao and Sabiha Afrin
- Transitioning international student scholars to dedicated alumni volunteers and advocates pp. 165-183

- Kyriaki Protopapa
- A commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion: A seven-sector framework to transform higher education access, success and completion pp. 184-193

- Anton Reece and Lee Emmons
Volume 8, issue 1, 2023
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Simon Beckett
- Fundraising from couples: New research on how households make giving decisions pp. 6-17

- Jacqueline Ackerman and Jeannie Infante Sager
- Making the save: How 40 hockey players funded a new clinical trial (and the team that made it happen) pp. 18-29

- Michael Siebert and Brooke Rose
- Similar but different: How University College Cork created a brand identity for Alumni and Development (and brand value for the wider university) pp. 30-46

- Kate Mcsweeney
- Competitors on the court, collaborators in the world: How two universities teamed up during the Final Four pp. 47-59

- Chelsey Holts and Morgan Moushon
- Bridging the brand content divide: The cross-departmental collaboration that created institutional best practice and a high-performing website pp. 60-68

- Jeremy Mishler and Eric Hazen
- Reimagining trust fundraising: Taking a major donor approach to cultivation pp. 69-75

- Peter Lock and Lyndsey Robinson
- Listening: A way to improve university reputation and governance pp. 76-85

- Santiago Fernández-Gubieda and Ángel Rojas
- Developing a successful content strategy with a small team and budget pp. 86-95

- Kristofer Karol and Marco Schimizzi
Volume 7, issue 4, 2023
- Editorial pp. 308-310

- Simon Beckett
- Shifting the donor landscape paradigm: Strategies for increasing engagement and philanthropy among donors of colour pp. 311-321

- Alyssia Coates and Ladaniel Gatling
- Designing an alumni strategy in a complex organisation: A multilevel approach pp. 322-335

- Marie-Aline Kruydt
- Breaking down barriers between brand and enrolment marketing pp. 336-344

- John Denker and Christie Harper
- Unleashing women's philanthropy pp. 345-350

- Cannie Campbell and Sean Clifford
- How Concordia University built a virtual alumni programme that creates broad and deep constituent engagement pp. 351-361

- Temi Akin-Aina and Olivia Piccirelli
- Giving Day: Conducting a symphony or herding cats? pp. 362-371

- William Ayrea and John Smilde
- Quantifying volunteer impact: Challenges and recommendations pp. 372-381

- Elizabeth Mckee
- A content analysis study exploring the marketing messages communicated to prospective female law school and MBA students pp. 382-400

- Paige Gardiner, Madison J. Droubay and Dalton J. Droubay
Volume 7, issue 3, 2022
- Editorial pp. 212-213

- Simon Beckett
- Going live: Transforming virtual programming through social media pp. 214-223

- Carissa Violante and Stefanie Stevens
- Enhancing fundraising performance through pipeline-based goal setting pp. 224-235

- Katie Harrell
- A framework for building more inclusive marketing and communications content pp. 236-248

- Becky Stenlund and Katie Jensen
- Quality assurance in gift agreements pp. 249-260

- Serena R. Livingston
- Collaborating with research: Leveraging government grants to increase industry support pp. 261-272

- Josh Bowman and Stephanie Treloar
- Finding success promoting Berry College in a rapidly declining market: A longitudinal case study of a marketing campaign to reposition a college brand pp. 273-291

- Samantha Nazione, Melissa Clark and Nancy Rewis
- How higher education marketers should think about mental availability: A framework for graduate enrolment growth pp. 292-298

- Christopher Huebner
Volume 7, issue 2, 2022
- Editorial pp. 112-113

- Simon Beckett
- The path to Stewtopia: Building a university-wide stewardship programme pp. 114-124

- Tana Jones and Andrea L. Miller
- #RSM24 — Lessons learned from planning 30 global events on one day pp. 125-135

- Karen Woods, Meta Haag-Mikec and Marijke De Ruyter
- Coronavirus communications and the college president's power to calm campus pp. 136-144

- Wes Sumner
- Dementia and professional fundraising: What to know and what to plan pp. 145-157

- Jolene Hyppa-Martin, Robert Hofmann and Lani Mccollar
- The new normal of alumni volunteering pp. 158-168

- Leah Southern
- `Bump It Forward`: How a campaign challenged our fundraising status quo pp. 169-179

- Karen Brady
- Case study: The shift from in-person to virtual Homecoming and how to create a trending success pp. 180-187

- Lisa Andreana and Steve Frangakis
- Leveraging stakeholder engagement to reconstitute a diverse business advisory council pp. 188-205

- John A. Sims and Roy A. Wiggins
Volume 7, issue 1, 2022
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Simon Beckett
- Recent grad refresh: Carleton University’s transformed approach to building relationships with new alumni pp. 6-20

- Sarah Mckinnon
- Taking control of the trolls: Crisis and social media management strategies pp. 21-33

- Victoria Mendoza
- ‘Blown Away’: Partnering on a Netflix reality series to promote glassblowing education pp. 34-50

- Christine Szustaczek
- Packaging degree programmes to drive demand pp. 51-62

- John Trierweiler and Kinnari Sejpal
- China’s university fundraising and institutionally related foundations: Development, current status and challenges pp. 63-76

- Yang Gao
- Do the right thing and get caught doing it: A case study of developing cognitive impairment guidelines for advancement staff at the University of Illinois System pp. 77-85

- Tara Adams and Anthony Pomonis
- Fundraising during a pandemic: The University of Manchester’s Student Hardship Appeal pp. 86-95

- Dale Cooper and Jemma Gurr
- Be here from anywhere: Creating and launching the Bucknell Virtual Experience pp. 96-106

- Brandy Kift and Leah Mallett
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