"Academic Branding"
or
Why Every Grad Student Should Have Their Own Website
When: Tuesday April 17th, 4:30pm-6:00pm
Where: THH (Taper Hall) 102
What:
Come join us as we demonstrate for graduate students how and why a strong presence on the Internet - such as your own personal domain or blog - can be used to showcase your work, or portfolio, or academic research to potential collaborators, employers, and generally the outside world!
Coffee and dessert will be served.
Featuring our Keynote Speaker - Andrew Lih, author of The Wikipedia Revolution
Our Student Panelists:
Lisa Rau - (MA program, Broadcast Journalism), College Television Award Winner
Alex Leavitt - (PhD program, Communication), formerly of Microsoft Research New England
Jan Florjanczyk - (PhD program, Electrical Engineering), TEDx Executive Organizer
And Faculty Presenter:
Holly Willis - Director of the Institute for Multimedia Literacy (iml.usc.edu)
Why:
Let's be honest; You've been waiting for some amazing people to show you how you could show yourself off with an online presence. So, no excuses - now is your chance!
RSVP at http://bit.ly/acadbranding before spaces run out!
Sponsored by the Academic Affairs Committee
Jaclyn Selby GPSS/GSG Academic Affairs Director
Tutor Campus Center, GPSS/GSG Office at Room 224
Doctoral Student (Annenberg School for Communication)
University of Southern California
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