Let’s inspire one another – Inspo in Spo!

NCMPR is at its best when we’re learning from each other. Show us what you’ve got going on at your college and tell us how you’re doing it!

One of the best highlights of the conference is hearing from our marketing counterparts. We want to hear your best practices, secret tips, new discoveries, aha moments, lessons learned, and successful projects (or not successful). Share what’s relevant in your world and help lead conversations with your colleagues. 

Here are some topics we’re looking for, based on our D7 survey data. Have something else on your mind? We’re all ears!

  • Using AI in your workflow
  • Enrollment marketing
  • Social media marketing
  • Crisis communications
  • CRM/Recruitment
  • Advertising success stories
  • Media relations and earned media
  • Web redesign and development
  • Video/Photography
  • New and developing platforms
  • Using and analyzing data 
  • Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion topics

See the submission guidelines for details and submit your proposal today!

The submission process is now closed.

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TYPES OF PRESENTATIONS

Breakout Session: ‘Shock and awe’ us during a traditional 60-minute session. Perfect for larger initiatives or projects, long-form case studies, or presentations that use audience participation and engagement alongside full slide decks. 

Short Takes: This quick-and-to-the-point 30-minute session is designed to share brief ‘how-to’ subjects, short case studies, or succinct, facilitated conversations that don’t need a full slide deck.

QUESTIONS?

Marisa Pierce, District 7 Director
Skagit Valley College, WA
(360) 416-7957
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Katherine Hedland Hansen, Conference Content and Programming Coordinator
Renton Technical College, WA
(425) 235-2356
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