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Now What? The role of athletic communications as we move forward through COVID-19.
Date: May 12, 2020
Time: 3 PM (ET) / 2 PM (CT) / 1 PM (MT) / Noon (PT)
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We continue our special leadership webinar series with these athletic administrators who will offer insights, suggestions and solutions to today’s greatest challenges and opportunities as we navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic and an uncertain college sports future. From top leaders to staff to students and the campus-wide and college athletic conference communities, keeping everyone informed is key while also “telling the stories” of your institution.
While the immediate focus is on navigating through COVID-19, colleges and universities are thinking about continuity and a restoration of campus life. We will focus the discussion on how the SID can assist in messaging, communication and branding moving forward.
As each institution and its leadership continue to rely on its communications staff and resources, what role does – and will – athletic communications staff play to help your campus/conference successfully navigate through this crisis? What are strategies for communicating with constituents both inside and outside your organization?
Presenters
Pat Chun – Washington State University, Director of Athletics
Andrew Gavin – University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Director of Athletics
Amy Yakola – Atlantic Coast Conference, Deputy Commissioner and Chief of External Affairs/CoSIDA Board member, 2016-19
Host
Trip Durham – 2D Consulting LLC
Questions?
Please ask your questions throughout the webinar and they will be answered. Also, if you have questions in advance, send them to
Barb Kowal, CoSIDA Director of Professional Development and External Affairs (
barbkowal@cosida.com) and they will be forwarded to the presenters.
Can't Join Us Live?
The webinar also will be on-demand and available in the CoSIDA Connect online membership community the evening after the webinar. Please see the "Resource Library" link off the main home page to access all of our continuing ed on-demand offerings. We also will offer this webinar in a podcast format, and all CoSIDA podcast links, and will place it on CoSIDA's YouTube account.
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- Part 6: Statistics Management Techniques: NCAA/NAIA record-keeping policy adjustments furing COVID-19 | Recap | Watch On-demand
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