How do we organize our information for our audiences? Fran Zablocki and Nick DeNardis join host Ashley Budd to discuss the importance of information architecture (IA) for an optimized user experience (UX).

This show looks back at Annual Fund trends and performance in FY14, and looks ahead at upcoming opportunities and challenges. Host Andrew Gossen speaks with Devin Mathias of Marts & Lundy and University of North Carolina's Rebecca Bramlett.

How can we address issues of sexual assault as we talk with students and families during the admissions process? Host Chris D'Orso speaks with TIME Magazine's Eliza Gray.

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Highlighting parent and family programs at three universities, panelist will discuss strategies to include parents as partners for students. Summer Orientation is in full-swing on many campuses. Many parents, eager to take part (or direct) their children's next step in their educational journey are seen as overprotective or "helicopter" parents by student affairs. This episode will explore strategies to engage parents at three universities as well as assist them with their own transition processes.

Ashley Budd speaks with guest Kim Brown from Syracuse University discuss the link between the World Cup, social engagement, and your university. We'll talk about current trends in social media and what Syracuse has done with their @WorkingOrange program on Twitter.

From one-person shops to full-service, revenue-generating internal agencies, higher education pros are raising the bar for creative marketing across teh industry. But it's hard work! Successful in-house agencies need to manage talent, time, competing priorities, strategy, production, costs, venues, relationships and of course, internal politics. We'll discuss the creative balance that goes in leading, developing and working with--and for--an in-house agency.

Tune in as Nicole and Ashley discuss the biggest admissions trends shared at NEACAC's Annual Meeting & Conference, as well as share new tips and ideas gained from some of the educational sessions.

Michael Stoner of mStoner and DAn Zaiontz of Seneca College join Higher Ed Live to discuss college and university leaders and their use of social media. Should college presidents tweet? Is there value in university leaders blogging? Does social media play a role in transparency and approachability? Michael Kiser leads this important discussion.