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Melissa Fraser-Arnott – Journal of Education for Library and Information Science, 2022
This study compares library and information studies (LIS) departmental websites from 1999, 2009, and 2019 to explore the evolution of program promotion practices. Websites were analyzed using the 7Ps Marketing Mix model to explore how programs were marketed across this timeframe. Similar promotional messages were used across the years, but a key…
Descriptors: Library Science, Information Science, Library Schools, College Programs
Hill, Mikala O. – ProQuest LLC, 2018
This study was designed to determine the marketing strategies used by Texas public school districts, the factors influencing changes, and the extent to which districts are intentionally developing a market niche to attract families. The research was guided by three questions: 1. How do independent school districts in Texas market their schools? 2.…
Descriptors: Marketing, School Districts, Public Schools, Student Recruitment
Brazington, Alicia – Campus Technology, 2012
These days, branding is everything. Marketers go all out to position their product, control its image, and spin the message. For marketers at the nation's colleges and universities, the stakes are especially high. After all, they are entrusted with the image of institutions that have, in some cases, spent centuries building up their brand…
Descriptors: Marketing, Student Recruitment, Higher Education, Social Networks
Franklin, Christopher – ProQuest LLC, 2012
Recruiters and marketers within the Alabama Community College System are tasked with increasing enrollment at their institutions. The methods of accomplishing this goal include traditional strategies as well as new and emerging ones. Unlike personnel at other institutions of higher learning, however, community college recruiters and marketers have…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Student Recruitment, Marketing, School Personnel
Bélanger, Charles H.; Bali, Suchita; Longden, Bernard – Tertiary Education and Management, 2014
This paper explores social media marketing strategies applied by Canadian universities as a tool for institutional branding, recruitment and engagement of home and international students. The target sample involves the total population of Canadian university-status institutions ("N" = 106). Qualitative data were collected from two major…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Universities, Institutional Advancement, Public Relations
Ramspott, Becca – CURRENTS, 2013
As one of the top U.S. choices for international students, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has a solid reputation in China and a history of educating Chinese students that goes back more than a century. But the university did not realize until last June that its nickname in China is the "Cornfield Ivy" and that Chinese…
Descriptors: Outreach Programs, Institutional Advancement, Public Relations, Social Networks
Moore, Katina Louise – ProQuest LLC, 2012
As the number of students seeking higher education outside their home country continues to rise and the competition to attract these students becomes more expansive and more intense, governments and institutions strategize to draw international students to their countries and campuses. Motivations range from revenue generation to capacity…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Case Studies, Foreign Students, Student Recruitment
Ham, Tim – AASA Journal of Scholarship & Practice, 2010
Rebranding and positioning a school district has become critical to satisfy the "customer's" appetite, enhance public relations, and advance consumer perceptions. A service design model provides a district with the framework to advance its position by identifying attributes and prompts to satisfy customer needs and increase student…
Descriptors: Educational Finance, Public Relations, School Districts, Enrollment
Gifford, Janet – Continuing Higher Education Review, 2010
Online programs and courses are established presences in higher education, and so are processes such as online registration. Prospective students routinely turn to the web for information to help them decide on the most appropriate programs for their situation. Digital public relations (digital PR) is rapidly becoming one of the cornerstones of an…
Descriptors: Continuing Education, Public Relations, Marketing, Program Descriptions
Shadinger, David Allen – ProQuest LLC, 2010
The institutional web site is ubiquitous and has emerged as nearly universal in its utilization as a recruiting and informational tool for the twenty-first century community college. Community colleges have embraced utilization of the Internet through the establishment of institutional web sites containing volumes of information, forms, and links.…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Public Relations, Internet, Web Sites
Moore, Robert M. – CURRENTS, 2010
The education market is becoming more competitive and far more crowded. The economic downturn has caused many families to reconsider their priorities, re-evaluate their budgets, and refocus their attention. Once considered one of the dark arts, whose very tenets were unacceptable in a mission-based environment, branding is now widely regarded as…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Marketing, Leadership, Commercialization
Oplatka, Izhar – Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management, 2009
The aim of this qualitative study was to explore Israeli academics' perceptions of the introduction of educational markets and, particularly, their attitudes towards academics' roles and responsibilities in the new marketing-led university, as well as to obtain a greater understanding of their actual patterns of involvement in the marketing of…
Descriptors: Interviews, Higher Education, Teacher Role, Foreign Countries
Kuster, Ines; Aviles-Valenzuela, Maria Elena – International Journal of Educational Management, 2010
Purpose: The paper aims to analyse the relationship between market orientation (MO) and results in the field of higher education, considering the importance of university teaching staff MO in relation to satisfaction and establishing that this orientation is directly and positively affected by the MO of the upper hierarchical levels. The focus is…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Case Studies, Developing Nations, Teacher Administrator Relationship
Oplatka, Izhar – Planning and Changing, 2007
The literature on educational marketing to date has been concerned with the ways by which schools market and promote themselves in the community, their strategies to maintain and enhance their image, and the factors affecting parents and children and the processes they undergo when choosing their junior high and high school. Yet, there remains a…
Descriptors: Principals, Role, Student Recruitment, Public Relations
Benton, Thomas H. – Chronicle of Higher Education, 2008
All of the admissions research says that prospective students and their parents want to know something about the mysterious people who do the professing. They want to ask questions in a public forum; they want to visit classes; they want private meetings with department chairs; and they want admissions people to call them on the phone to explain…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Self Disclosure (Individuals), Student Recruitment, Audience Analysis