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SUMMARY:Spaces That Speak: Practical Tips for Mapping the Student Visit Experience
DESCRIPTION:Mark your calendars: Tuesday\, June 30 at 12 p.m. EST for an insider’s look into the storytelling process that brought welcome centers at the University of Oregon\, Belmont University\, East Texas A&M University and more to life. \nI’m considering this more of a workshop and less of a webinar. I’ll further unpack best practices shared at my breakout session from this year’s CIVSA annual conference\, co-led with Michael Luna from the University of Oregon. I will guide participants through “how to” exercises that can be used to help create storytelling opportunities in your Welcome Center. \nI’ll cover: \n    Practical tips for understanding your audiences\n    How to use our THINK+FEEL+REMEMBER+DO formula\n    How to map an audience journey in your space\n    How to overlap storytelling themes along that journey  \n
URL:https://civsa.org/event/spaces-that-speak-practical-tips-for-mapping-the-student-visit-experience/
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