ETIC Student Marketing Committee
Next Meeting:
- Monday, June 1, 2009, 1:00 to 2:30 p.m.
- In person:
- PSU Urban Center
- 506 SW Mill, Suite 511
- By phone:
- Dial-in: 877-807-5706
- ID: 730862
Agenda, June 1, 2009
- Web site and social media
- Social Media Starter Kit
- Ideas and prioritization
- Adding blog(s)
- Adding more photos
- Adding podcasts or screencasts
- Making it easier for users to share links
- Creating a sister Facebook page
- Twitter and other llinkages to cells phones
- More news
- More content about engineering, computer science, ...
- Reorganizing existing content
- Publicizing GetReal
- Getting input from out target audiances and near peers
- Student focus groups
- Student consultants
- Student committee members
- Planning for ETIC Investment during 2009-2011 Biennium
Agenda, May 4, 2009
- CTY Event on Saturday, April 4th.
- Planning for ETIC Investment during 2009-2011 Biennium
- Draft plan from March 2008
- Notes from meeting on Feb. 4, 2009
- Open issues
- Next steps / Roles / Responsibilities
Agenda, January 28, 2009
- CTY Event on Saturday, April 4th.
- Abstract: Robotics -- Hands-On & Interactive -- From Industrial Practice to Advanced Research. A day of hands-on activities led by experts from around Oregon. Learn about machine vision, artificial intelligence, remote sensing, and autonomous behavior in a fun, engaging format featuring robots, both large and small.
- Draft Schedule for Day
- Candidates for Break-out Sessions
- Issue: Who should we recruit to do keynote?
- Issue: Outreach
- Who will we contact regarding outreach recruiting?
- Who will make these contacts?
- How will these students/parents register?
- How do we make sure we get at least 15 but not more than 25 outreach parent/child registrations?
- Timelines
- Open issues
- Update on video contest
- Winner
- Possible future contests
- Student brochure and web site
- Status
- Plans
Agenda, January 6, 2009
- Update on mailing/availability of student brochures
- Shipments to campuses
- Mailings to schools
- Connecting the National Engineers Month
- Update on enhancing GetReal web site
- Look and feel
- Content
- CTY Event on Saturday, April 4th.
- Abstract: Robotics -- Hands-On & Interactive -- From Industrial Practice to Advanced Research. A day of hands-on activities led by experts from around Oregon. Learn about machine vision, artificial intelligence, remote sensing, and autonomous behavior in a fun, engaging format featuring robots, both large and small.
- Time line
- Division of labor
- Open issues
- Other topics
Agenda, December 1, 2008
Student Brochure
- Feedback from students
- Semi-final version before printing
- Printing quotes
- Next steps
Wish List for GetReal Site
Other marketing activities
- National Engineers Month
- Career Fairs
- Other
Agenda, November 4, 2008
Student Brochure
Target audiences
- high school students
- parents
- teachers
- counselors
Goals
- Initiate tentative interest in engineering & applied science
- Motivate follow-up via visits to GetReal and campus web sites.
Key messages
- Why engineering & applied science?
- Careers in brief
- Rewards
- Types of programs in brief
- See Getreal for more info
- Why choose a program in Oregon
- Diversity of programs
- See Getreal for more info
Alternatives for brochure design
Agenda, October 7, 2008
Brief update on Computer Science Task Force's Video Contest
Joint brochure
- Draft brochure
- Target audiences
- students
- parents
- teachers
- counselors
- Key messages
- Why engineering & applied science?
- Careers in brief
- Rewards
- Types of programs in brief
- See Getreal for more info
- Why choose a program in Oregon
- Diversity of programs
- See Getreal for more info
- Why engineering & applied science?
- Uses for brochure
- Events
- Mailings
- Other
Agenda, August 18, 2008
- Update on progress & plans for new all-engineering GetReal site
- Joint brochure
- Target audiences
- students
- parents
- teachers
- counselors
- Size
- Key messages
- Why engineering & applied science?
- Careers in brief
- Rewards
- Types of programs in brief
- See Getreal for more info
- Why choose a program in Oregon
- Diversity of programs
- See Getreal for more info
- Why engineering & applied science?
- Uses for brochure
- Events
- Mailings
- Other
- Target audiences
- Update on CTY opportunity in March 2009
Agenda, July 21, 2008
- Review of prototype new all-engineering GetReal site
- Changes to top-level menu
- New Degrees & Colleges page
- Prototype campus pages
- Joint brochure for students, parents, teachers, counselors
- Update on CTY opportunity in March 2009
Agenda, June 19, 2008
- Review of questions/issues regarding new all-engineering GetReal site
- What is priority order for engineering fields?
- OK to use existing process of interviews and job profiles?
- Where to get interview candidates
- Age group of interview candidates
- Engineering fields alignment with future Oregon direction, e.g. power & energy, manufacturing, construction
- How can we get hiring job skills info on IT areas
- networking
- server management
- call center management
- database training
- what is current IT courseware
Agenda, May 21, 2008
- Market research on student perspective: OSU Surveys 2006
- Possible projects for upcoming year:
- Expand student ambassador program
- More campuses
- Connections to MECOP
- Reference: OSU Ambassadors Program
- Expand student ambassador program
- Better connections with BEC's Techno Science Super Site and Oregon CIS
- Event coordination: college and career fairs
- Joint brochure for students, parents, teachers, counselors
- Creating GetReal Web Site for all engineering disciplines
- Joint mailings, e.g. PSAT
- Opportunity: CTY TAG/Family Event in Oregon in 2009? Reference: 2008 Oregon Program
- Next Level of Business Plan for July 2009-June 2011
- Ken Cone, OUS
- Beau Dickey, OUS
- Jeff Hardison, McClenahanBruer Communications
- Colman Joyce, OHSU
- Di Saunders, OUS
- Bruce Schafer, OUS
- Marcia Fischer, PSU
- Endi Hartigan, OUS
- Brett McFarlane, OSU
- Ellen Momsen, OSU
- Don Mueller, PSU
- Ellen Siem, SOU
- Jill Tucker, The Lemelson Foundation