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From Inside Higher Ed: Does Humor Have a Place in Higher Ed Marketing?

A higher education marketer considers whether humor can work in college marketing, given the formality and tradition of academic institutions.

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Photo credit Gennaro Viscianoby Tim JonesCollege is a funny thing. It’s full of scholarly pursuits in the halls of academe, centuries-old institutions with cherished seals, histories of tradition, prestigious alumni, trustees, chancellors, regalia, committees on committees, formal ceremonies, and countless other idiosyncrasies.Read the rest of the story at Inside Higher Ed.

Photo credit Gennaro Visciano

by Tim Jones

College is a funny thing. It’s full of scholarly pursuits in the halls of academe, centuries-old institutions with cherished seals, histories of tradition, prestigious alumni, trustees, chancellors, regalia, committees on committees, formal ceremonies, and countless other idiosyncrasies.

Read the rest of the story at Inside Higher Ed.

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