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| Blog Name: | Alumni Futures |
| Url: | http://www.alumnifutures.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | higher education, alumni relations, technology |
| Description: | The blog for discussion about new ideas and possible directions for institutional advancement in higher education. The emphasis is on alumni relations, but we also touch on development (fundraising), and public relations (including marketing and communications). Professionals and volunteers with an interest in student affairs and institutional management (e.g., admissions, career services, information technology) will also find it relevant. |
| Popularity: | 31 Followers |
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Job Posting: American University in Paris
| For someone who is comfortable in a multinational setting (and who has permission to work in the EU), there's a challenge available at the American University in Paris. The position is D...more |
Alumni Relations and Fundraising: The View from Twitter
| This is a short work week in the United States, thanks to the annual Thanksgiving Holiday. So instead of laying a heavy trip on Alumni Futures' readers, I'll just share a few of the occasio...more |
Global Competitiveness Ten Years Out: Download the Report
| Last week I quoted Daniel Guhr on changes to European higher education and implications for alumni relations. This week I am staying with the international theme.In September I was an invited prese...more |
The Bologna Process and Alumni Relations, Part I
| The Bologna Process is radically changing European higher education. According to the European Universities Association, this reform process is designed to create a European Higher Education ...more |
Private Label Online Communities: Good Investment?
| Over in the interesting comments to last week's posting about free speech and online venues, Peter Osborn askedWhy do you think an investment of resources in private-label social networks is a ...more |
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