http://www.samjackson.org/college/2006/08/17/the-power-of-public-perception-colleges-use-blogging-to-impress-recruit/ all the exciting parts, none of the heavy debt burden Thu, 20 Nov 2008 11:18:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.samjackson.org/college/2006/08/17/the-power-of-public-perception-colleges-use-blogging-to-impress-recruit/#comment-4469 Boston Globe agrees with me: Uncensored Student Blogs are best at the Sam Jackson College Experience Mon, 07 May 2007 06:13:59 +0000 http://www.samjackson.org/college/the-power-of-public-perception-colleges-use-blogging-to-impress-recruit/#comment-4469 [...] The Power of Public Perception: Colleges use Blogging; > Authentic? Questioning the value of student blogging; > Donor dollars trump interests of [...] [...] The Power of Public Perception: Colleges use Blogging; > Authentic? Questioning the value of student blogging; > Donor dollars trump interests of [...]

]]> http://www.samjackson.org/college/2006/08/17/the-power-of-public-perception-colleges-use-blogging-to-impress-recruit/#comment-82 Ken’s TEK (Technology, Education, and Knowledge) » Blog Archive » Higher Education Blogs and Liability Thu, 07 Sep 2006 19:17:00 +0000 http://www.samjackson.org/college/the-power-of-public-perception-colleges-use-blogging-to-impress-recruit/#comment-82 [...] Institutional Blogs, i.e. IHE that are making hey with blogs: University of Minnesota - Here’s a good example. Harvard Law - Here’s a marquee school’s effort. Seton Hall - Another good example Penn State - Solutions Institute Warwick University - UK U. of Chicago - Faculty Blog Standford Law Dickinson College Blog Regent College (Alumni Blog list) Seton HillPrinceton University Belmont University ( Seems to be an administrative blog) Rider University ( Admissions Blog) Georgia State University Library Not really an IHE blog, but an interesting perspective nonetheless from Sam Jackson College Experience [...] [...] Institutional Blogs, i.e. IHE that are making hey with blogs: University of Minnesota - Here’s a good example. Harvard Law - Here’s a marquee school’s effort. Seton Hall - Another good example Penn State - Solutions Institute Warwick University - UK U. of Chicago - Faculty Blog Standford Law Dickinson College Blog Regent College (Alumni Blog list) Seton HillPrinceton University Belmont University ( Seems to be an administrative blog) Rider University ( Admissions Blog) Georgia State University Library Not really an IHE blog, but an interesting perspective nonetheless from Sam Jackson College Experience [...]

]]> http://www.samjackson.org/college/2006/08/17/the-power-of-public-perception-colleges-use-blogging-to-impress-recruit/#comment-37 collegewebeditor.com: web, marketing & PR in higher ed » 3 questions to a (soon-to-be) higher ed blogger: Sam Jackson, a 2007 senior at Phillips Exeter Academy, from “The Sam Jackson College Experience” Mon, 21 Aug 2006 18:40:38 +0000 http://www.samjackson.org/college/the-power-of-public-perception-colleges-use-blogging-to-impress-recruit/#comment-37 [...] Sam Jackson, a 2007 senior at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter (NH), started to blog in December 2005 about his experience in searching for the best college. Last month, he launched a new blog entirely focused on the college admission process: The Sam Jackson College Experience. In a witty and fresh style, this talented teen blogger offers a rare glimpse at the mind of our elusive prospective students. Some admission officers have already noticed. I came across Sam’s blog after he wrote a post about my University Business column on admission-sponsored student blogs (ah, the magic of Technorati watches!). [...] [...] Sam Jackson, a 2007 senior at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter (NH), started to blog in December 2005 about his experience in searching for the best college. Last month, he launched a new blog entirely focused on the college admission process: The Sam Jackson College Experience. In a witty and fresh style, this talented teen blogger offers a rare glimpse at the mind of our elusive prospective students. Some admission officers have already noticed. I came across Sam’s blog after he wrote a post about my University Business column on admission-sponsored student blogs (ah, the magic of Technorati watches!). [...]

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