Journal of Education Advancement & Marketing
2016 - 2025
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Volume 3, issue 4, 2019
- Editorial pp. 308-309

- Simon Beckett
- Achieving a better balance: Building the ‘translational’ business school and university pp. 310-315

- Guntram F. A. Werther
- The rise of, and need for, video in social media marketing pp. 316-324

- Kristofer Karol and Clayton Norman
- Using RFM segmentation to support alumni reunion fundraising pp. 325-339

- John Orange, Selim Sharif and Cynthia Uviedo
- The art of the digital proposal: Bring your fundraising cases to life pp. 340-350

- David Manning and Noelle Shough
- Integrating text messaging into a comprehensive crosschannel marketing strategy pp. 351-359

- Nicole Sibley
- Reflections on a Finnish university of applied science’s branding strategy in the international education market pp. 360-373

- Nathalie Hyde-Clarke
- Where in the world are our #ProudlyUNB alumni? How the University of New Brunswick developed a creative caricature to help locate and engage alumni around the world pp. 374-381

- Natasha Rego and Jenna Kennedy
- How data-driven partnerships can help resource-constrained marketing departments attract new students pp. 382-388

- Audrey Takacs
- Degree satisfaction and likelihood of giving: A survey of professional school millennial alumni pp. 389-400

- Margaret Gaylord and Tom Kelleher
Volume 3, issue 3, 2018
- Editorial pp. 204-205

- Unknown
- A case study in sparking donor engagement at all levels pp. 206-218

- Kimberly Bernard Karol, Liz Lauersdorf and Mika Stepankiw
- Coordinated communications for comprehensive campaigns pp. 219-228

- Tom Mitchell
- You Still Can: Recruiting mature students into higher education pp. 229-240

- David Turton
- Balancing the art and science of fundraising: An artistic approach to establishing and maintaining successful relationships with donors pp. 241-249

- Jeri Pat Gabbert
- Engineering warm fuzzies: Applying user design principles to create philanthropic experiences — part two: giving websites pp. 250-265

- Christy Moss
- How to measure marketing success and find your cost per new student acquisition pp. 266-278

- John King
- Brand archetypes in resource-constrained MBA programmes: A powerful strategic brand management tool pp. 279-299

- Robert Forbus and Robert Page
Volume 3, issue 2, 2018
- Editorial pp. 108-109

- Unknown
- Building the donor pipeline: A case study of how Wayne State University built a donor relations programme from the ground up pp. 110-120

- Leslie Carmona
- From fundraising to resource raising: One foundation’s journey pp. 121-129

- Virginia Desanto
- The student thank-you letter: Increasing responses, improving quality and showing gratitude pp. 130-137

- Brittany Fowler
- Is engagement the answer to the challenges of online education? pp. 138-146

- Amy Lavin and Munir Mandviwalla
- Engineering warm fuzzies: Applying user experience principles to create philanthropic experiences — part one: direct mail solicitations pp. 147-162

- Christy Moss
- Scarlet Influence: Creating a programme of holistic impact reports pp. 163-171

- Roberta O’Hara
- Engaging college and university parents in philanthropy: A university/foundation partnership pp. 172-181

- Colton Withers and Kelley Stier
- Act today: transform tomorrow: How a legacy appeal at Loughborough University had an unexpected legacy of its own pp. 182-187

- Rachel Third
- Undergraduate engagement is the engine that drives fund-raising pp. 188-197

- Tyson L. Pinion
Volume 3, issue 1, 2018
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Unknown
- Redefining alumni relations pp. 6-17

- Heather Makrez and John Feudo
- So you want to be a data-driven advancement shop? pp. 18-31

- Matthew Perry
- Applying the Kano method to higher education choice pp. 32-47

- K. N. Rajendran and Lynne Pierce
- Social media-first marketing: A case study of leveraging influencers pp. 48-57

- Nicole Smith
- Thieves Inc.: A closer look at the University of Sheffield's award-winning student safety campaign pp. 58-68

- Malcolm Roberts and Georgina Beardmore
- Designing an alumni engagement scoring model to measure relationships and raise more money pp. 69-80

- Mike Bacon, Christine Martinez, John Orange and Jim Stryker
- Building a university traditions programme for the 21st century pp. 81-91

- Adam Peruta and Lynne Pierce
- Cost-effective student programmes: Two case studies pp. 92-100

- Kasey Uran-Linde and Nicholas Linde
Volume 2, issue 4, 2018
- Editorial pp. 300-301

- Unknown
- Breaking silos with corporate relations SWAT teams pp. 302-311

- Gary Girzadas
- Shifting landscapes and earthquakes: Leading through ever-changing environments pp. 312-318

- Sophie W. Penney and Barbara A. Trautlein
- Building strong partnerships with your faculty: A collaborative approach to effective fundraising pp. 319-328

- Traci Galbaugh and Lauren White
- Four-alarm or false alarm: Managing issues in an impatient world pp. 329-335

- Michael J. Schoenfeld
- Multisector fundraising: A partnership ecosystem pp. 336-345

- Stella Wixom
- Planning for a change: Transforming the fundraising capacity of the university in partnership with the development foundation pp. 346-353

- Daniel Perry and Barbara Breier
- Social media advocacy framework in action: Focusing on the student journey to inspire real world engagement at Quincy College pp. 354-370

- Daniela Huynh and Katy Spencer Johnson
- Think Corner: A platform for engaging the public in research and learning pp. 371-386

- Kirsti Lehmusto, Tanja Paananen, Antti Asumaa and Jarmo Suominen
- Senior Year Experience: More alumni engagement requires more student engagement pp. 387-397

- Jimmy Cox
Volume 2, issue 3, 2017
- Editorial pp. 204-205

- Unknown
- Utilising data strategically: A measurement framework for digital communication efforts pp. 206-219

- Emily Truax and Joseph A. Brennan
- Adventures in logo town: Managing institutional logos pp. 220-232

- Mark Pennie
- Why a strategic approach to science and university communications makes sense pp. 233-241

- Andreas Archut
- Expanding the development operation: Embedding fundraisers ‘on the road’ to increase overall philanthropic impact pp. 242-255

- Stephanie Cook
- Opportunities for social listening in higher education pp. 256-271

- Liz Gross and Mike Horn
- Capitalising on philanthropic investment trends: New strategies for a new era in higher education fundraising pp. 272-279

- Brent Percival and Jeff Moster
- The elements of brand-building in higher education: The role of strategy, research and internal engagement pp. 280-294

- Andrew Careaga
Volume 2, issue 2, 2017
- Editorial pp. 104-105

- Unknown
- Defining student journey mapping in higher education: The ‘how-to’ guide for implementation on campus pp. 106-119

- Jp Rains
- Leading a campus through crisis: The role of college and university presidents pp. 120-134

- Joseph A. Brennan and Eric K. Stern
- Communication and contribution preferences: An investigation of millennial alumni pp. 135-143

- Teri Root, Emma Taylor, Katherine Rose and Wendy Johns Lauderdale
- Communicating you are worth it in a noisy marketplace pp. 144-153

- Paul Redfern, Keri Rursch and Jamie Yates
- More than just a #: How hashtags and social media can help your campus events and campaigns succeed pp. 154-164

- Tiffany Broadbent Beker and Sarah Juliano
- For the people: How a novel approach to brand management fuelled adoption pp. 165-175

- David W. Martel and Carol P. Keese
- Crafting a Pinterest strategy to drive engagement pp. 176-187

- Jackie Vetrano
- Public will: What story is your campus equipped to tell? pp. 188-198

- Rebecca John
Volume 2, issue 1, 2017
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Unknown
- Dispelling the myth of the easy button in reporting for prospect development pp. 6-19

- Bond T. Lammey, Rachel A. Schaefer and Kimberly Walz
- Crafting a faculty and staff fundraising campaign: Predictors of giving, donor motivations and effective strategies pp. 20-37

- Piyawan Charoensap-Kelly
- Trends in marketing organisational structures and budgets pp. 38-45

- Rob Zinkan
- Educational philanthropy: What are the predictors? pp. 46-56

- Asya Cooley
- It’s not about the logo, promise: A case study in university rebranding and weathering the social media storm pp. 57-65

- Helen Pennack
- More than fun and games: How New Brunswick Community College used prize giveaways to encourage alumni engagement pp. 66-71

- Tom Meadus and Heather Allaby
- How the University of Chester used a sofa and a hashtag to share the real story of their brand pp. 72-82

- Richard Bengree and Adam Bodger
- Raiders not readers: The role of market insight in marketing communications pp. 83-89

- Clare Riding
- Redefining a ’60s icon: A brand proposition for the 21st century pp. 90-99

- Giles Whattam and Angelina Bingley
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