Event - Accessibility and Optimization: Designing for Social Media

May 11, 2022

UCDA Essential Series
Online Webinar

In a digital-first world, social media is one of the first places users will encounter your brand. How can we make sure our graphics actually reflect that brand and put our best foot forward on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook?

Sponsored by H·A ThirtyOne, a higher education marketing and communications company that specializes in developing creative, strategic solutions tailored to each school’s specific needs. We’re often called upon to provide big ideas on how to execute a strategy, to bring an organization’s ideas and research to life, or to create a more engaging brand, look, and message.

This 90-minute webinar is at:
2 p.m. Eastern | 1 p.m. Central | 12 noon Mountain | 11 a.m. Pacific

Custom link provided after registration

REGISTRATION OPTIONS

LIVE EVENT ONLY

$20—UCDA Member
$50—Non-member

Participate in the webinar live on May 11

DIGITAL RECORDING ONLY

$20—UCDA Member
$50—Non-member

Receive a link to the digital recording after the event on May 11

EVENT AND DIGITAL RECORDING

$30—UCDA Member (save $10)
$75—Non-member (save $25)

Participate in the webinar live on May 11 and receive a link to the digital recording after the event

UCDA ESSENTIAL SERIES are 60- or 90-minute webinars on timely and relevant topics for creative professionals both in and out of the educational arena. We know that learning doesn’t stop. During this time when location-based events are being cancelled, the ability to meet and learn from your peers is more essential than ever.

Note: There is a minimum number of attendees required to hold each of the UCDA Essential webinars, and UCDA reserves the right to cancel any of the webinars. If UCDA cancels a webinar, registrants will be given full refunds. See UCDA's cancellation policy.

Featured Speakers

Liz Harter

Liz Harter, Social Media Manager, University of Notre DameLiz Harter is the social media manager at the University of Notre Dame working in the Strategic Content department, the University's primary storytelling unit in the Office of Public Affairs and Communications. Serving as the social media manager since 2013, she serves as the voice behind the institution's flagship social media accounts and consults on strategy with others both on campus and off. Liz is passionate about social media and helping brands project their best selves on new media platforms. With a background in journalism and public relations, she is, at heart, a storyteller - though the stories are often told in 280-characters or less now.

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