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Confessions of a Higher Ed Social Media Manager
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Jenny Li Fowler
Jenny Li Fowler is the director of social media strategy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and author of “Organic Social Media”. She is in charge of developing and executing Institute-wide social media initiatives and campaigns and provides social media consultation and direction for more than 200 departments, labs, and centers. She also manages MIT’s flagship Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn accounts. Prior to MIT, she served as Social Media Manager and Web Editor for the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Jenny is a recurring correspondent for Hubspot's INBOUND and a recognized voice across the social media marketing space.
Matt Nazario-Miller
With 10 years of marketing communications experience in the education space, Matt Nazario-Miller (he/they) currently serves as a Communications Manager with HR Communications at Stanford University, a strategic role focused on talent management as well as diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging for the staff community. Matt’s first full-time roles were in social media strategy, and his experience spans K-12 and higher education. A Bay Area local now living in NYC, Matt is a proudly bi+/queer Latine with a bachelor’s degree in Media Studies from USF and an educational master’s degree in Student Development Administration from Seattle University.
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learn moreTune in for the do’s, don’ts, and dynamics of the complex and challenging social media ecosystem. Jenny Li Fowler analyzes the successes and failures of those in the higher education social space — what went right, what went wrong, and what are the lessons learned — with actionable steps and takeaways for your team.
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