Dawn S. McWilliams July 8, 2019 Communications
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slide1. Dawn S. McWilliams
July 8, 2019 Communications Survey<br>
slide2. Overall Size of Communications Teams and Reporting Structure Overall average size of Communications teams is 4.6
Reporting Structures<br>
slide3. Staff Workload Breakdown<br>
slide4. Staff Workload Breakdown (cont.)<br>
slide5. Media Staff Size Number of Dedicated Media Staff was an interesting one:<br>
slide6. Top Audiences by Rank Order *Basics Analysis by percentage<br>
slide7. Budgets* *These are all over the board since we did not have full participation on this in the survey<br>
slide8. How We Spend Our Time<br>
slide9. How We Spend Our Time (Other)<br>
slide10. Other Duties as Assigned<br>
slide11. Alumni/Research Magazines/Print vs. Online Alumni/ Research Magazine
44% Create a printed Alumni/ Research Magazine
57% Create an online Alumni/Research Magazine
70% Create both
Annual Report
35% Create a printed Annual Report
27% Create an online Annual Report
38% Create both<br>
slide12. School Size-Student and Faculty<br>
slide13. Measurement Tools for Overall Success<br>
slide14. Web Measurement Tools<br>
slide15. Social Media Measurement Tools<br>
slide16. Writing Measurement Tools<br>
slide17. Media Relations Measurement Tools<br>
slide18. Publications Measurement<br>
slide19. Advertising Measurement<br>
slide20. Brand Measurement Tools<br>
slide21. Our Biggest Challenges<br>
slide22. Our Biggest Challenges (cont.)<br>
slide23. Questions??? Special thanks to:
Steven M. Schultz, College of Engineering, Princeton University
Maria Kuntz, College of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Colorado Boulder
Ann Lewandowski, College of Engineering, University of Delaware
Nathan Kahal, Communications and Society Advancement American Society for Engineering Education<br>
July 8, 2019 Communications Survey<br>
slide2. Overall Size of Communications Teams and Reporting Structure Overall average size of Communications teams is 4.6
Reporting Structures<br>
slide3. Staff Workload Breakdown<br>
slide4. Staff Workload Breakdown (cont.)<br>
slide5. Media Staff Size Number of Dedicated Media Staff was an interesting one:<br>
slide6. Top Audiences by Rank Order *Basics Analysis by percentage<br>
slide7. Budgets* *These are all over the board since we did not have full participation on this in the survey<br>
slide8. How We Spend Our Time<br>
slide9. How We Spend Our Time (Other)<br>
slide10. Other Duties as Assigned<br>
slide11. Alumni/Research Magazines/Print vs. Online Alumni/ Research Magazine
44% Create a printed Alumni/ Research Magazine
57% Create an online Alumni/Research Magazine
70% Create both
Annual Report
35% Create a printed Annual Report
27% Create an online Annual Report
38% Create both<br>
slide12. School Size-Student and Faculty<br>
slide13. Measurement Tools for Overall Success<br>
slide14. Web Measurement Tools<br>
slide15. Social Media Measurement Tools<br>
slide16. Writing Measurement Tools<br>
slide17. Media Relations Measurement Tools<br>
slide18. Publications Measurement<br>
slide19. Advertising Measurement<br>
slide20. Brand Measurement Tools<br>
slide21. Our Biggest Challenges<br>
slide22. Our Biggest Challenges (cont.)<br>
slide23. Questions??? Special thanks to:
Steven M. Schultz, College of Engineering, Princeton University
Maria Kuntz, College of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Colorado Boulder
Ann Lewandowski, College of Engineering, University of Delaware
Nathan Kahal, Communications and Society Advancement American Society for Engineering Education<br>