CoVAC Events 2022
We will be adding events on a rolling basis, so please check back often.
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Strategy Sessions
Digital Media Marketing Training Series for College Personnel
Digital Media Marketing Training Series for Student Ambassadors
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CoVAC Strategy Sessions
A benefit of being a part of a community of practice is the opportunity to connect with each other to problem-solve. Need an online space to discuss, brainstorm, and problem-solve with your colleagues about COVID-19 and more? Join us at the CoVAC Initiative Strategy Sessions. Dates and times vary, registration is required for each session. Please register with your .edu address.
Upcoming Sessions
Wednesday, September 7 at 3:00 PM ET
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Tuesday, September 13 at 2:00 PM ET
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Thursday, September 29 at 1:00 PM ET
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Thursday, October 6 at 2:00 PM ET
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Wednesday, October 12 at 3:00 PM ET
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Meet Them Where They Are: Digital Media Marketing Training Series
CoVAC is partnering with Youth Marketing Connection to offer a series of monthly training opportunities for college personnel to learn best practices in digital media marketing for student audiences. Topics will vary and all sessions will be recorded and posted for later viewing. For questions, please email hzesiger@acha.org.
PAST EVENTS
Building on Your Experience/Lessons Learned
Recorded May 3, 2022
Handouts
Recording
Paid Social Media Campaigns
Recorded April 5, 2022
Handouts
Recording
Social Media—Introducing New Campaigns (Mid-to-Advanced Level)
Recorded March 8, 2022
Handouts
Recording
Social Media—Establishing a Presence (Intro Level)
Recorded February 8, 2022
Handouts
Recording
Gen-Z Communication, Behaviors, Overview
Recorded January 11, 2022
Handouts
Recording
Upping Your Social Game: Digital Media Marketing Training Series for Student Ambassadors
CoVAC is partnering with Youth Marketing Connection to offer a series of monthly training opportunities for peer educators to learn best practices in digital media marketing for student audiences. Sessions will be recorded and posted here for later viewing.
Student peer educators can register here for the Digital Peer Network. For questions, please email hzesiger@acha.org.
PAST EVENTS
Lessons Learned
May 11, 2022
Recording
Handouts
Managing Burnout + Staying Organized
April 13, 2022
Recording
Planning + Executing On-Campus Events
March 16, 2022
Slides
Recording
Social Media Best Practices
February 23, 2022
Slides
Recording
Conflict De-Escalation
January 19, 2022
Slides
Recording
Other Events
PAST EVENTS
Institutional Level Solutions to Reduce Employee Burnout
Many methods for addressing burnout put the burden on the individual to develop personal resilience. What might be done at the institution/community-level to reduce the conditions that produce burnout in the first place? In this free webinar, you will learn community-level strategies for ameliorating burnout. A faculty researcher and senior administrator panel will discuss how policies, cultural norms and leadership reduce burnout on their campuses, and they will offer suggestions for how you can advance solutions at your institution. This is a collaborative event with ACHA, ACE, and CUPA-HR.
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Recording
Public Health Messaging Can be Funny Too!
The Communications team at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health balances important public health messages with humor and pop culture trends in their Instagram posts, memes, reels, and more. CoVAC Digital Media Consultant and MPH student Ari Villanueva interviews Nick Moran, Associate Director of Audience Development, in this short video with tips for other campus communicators.
Through Struggle and Perseverance: The Disabled Student Experience on a COVID-19 Campus
Two years have passed since the inception of the COVID-19 pandemic and campuses are still working through strategies, resources, and support in response to all that the pandemic has shifted in higher education. Disabled students arguably have faced the most challenges in relation to how they have responded to COVID-19 and managed their academic progress as well as their own health and wellness during the pandemic. And yet, disabled students arguably have persevered the most throughout all of the challenges of the past two years, even highlighting the ways in which COVID-19 illuminated how ableist and disability-unfriendly campuses were prior to the start of the pandemic. This recorded webinar explores the ways in which disabled students have traversed the past two years, supports that may exist on your campus for disabled students, and how you can be a support in their pursuit of health and wellness.
Presenter: Spencer Scruggs, Director of Student Accessibility Services at Trinity University
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Recording
Data Highlights of COVID on Campus
In this presentation recorded on January 20,2022, , Christine Kukich, MS, Research Analyst at ACHA, and Gary Langer, President, Langer Research Associates, share Fall 2021 and Winter 2022 data highlights from two sources: the ACHA-NCHA and a series of Axios-Ipsos polls.
Recording