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Award-winning case statement for UCI's School of Humanities
In 2020, the School of Humanities' case for support brought home gold from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
Content & social media campaigns that made an impact
Yearlong Instagram campaign to reach and engage UCLA Law students generated 5 million impressions, reached 3.6 million individual accounts, and earned more than 250,000 engagements.
Developed a multi-year vision for UCLA Law's social media efforts across the enterprise that builds brand affinity and establishes thought leadership while driving business objectives – revenue, reputation and recruitment. The law school is now #1 in follower growth and engagement among top law schools on Instagram, and #1 in follower growth on LinkedIn.
Led the communications rollout for UCLA Law's new dean, which included formal announcements, social media & traditional media campaigns, a magazine and a newsletter, generating hundreds of thousands of impressions. The strategy had a ripple effect, leading to a 1,340% increase in LinkedIn followers thereafter.
Conceptualized and led UCLA’s first Reddit “Ask Me Anything” with a professor. Constitutional law scholar Adam Winkler reached over 153,000 individuals; 84% of folks who looked at the page marked it as good content for the site; and the thread has received more than 1,000 questions and comments.
A landing page and explainer video to showcase UCI Humanities' expertise in environmental humanities. Social media & digital campaign yielded 20k organic impressions in its short run. Video ranks #1 in YouTube for "what are the environmental humanities?"
Led a social media & influencer campaign around a climate event at UCI that generated 18 million impressions of the event hashtag #UCIClimate on Twitter. Our concerted PR strategy resulted in coverage from five media outlets, including C-Span who recorded the event’s keynote and first panel.
Crafted a social media campaign around a hip-hop event hosted UCI's Center for Critical Korean Studies and, in just one day, the hashtag #KoreanHipHopUCI reached over 455,000 individual accounts and generated over one million impressions. Media coverage of the event included top publications like the Los Angeles Times, both online and in print, and generated millions of impressions.
Crafted and led content strategy for three web properties. One website (Smart Snacks in School) was a lead-generation site that gained a #1 search-result spot, even outranking the government for six months. While I managed it, the site had a bounce rate of 10%; the average visitor spent 13 minutes there; and the site generated an average of 40 quality leads per month.
Despite national downward trends, the UCI School of Humanities kept its undergraduate majors steady, eventually increasing significantly during my tenure. Part of the success was due to concerted marketing campaigns. Major-specific campaigns in Literary Journalism and African American Studies increased students: 310% for LitJ and 400% for AfAm studies.
Stunning outdoor marketing - bridge and pole banners - created unique humanities-led experiences.
The 75th-anniversary logos were designed with inspiration drawn from the unique and striking details and shapes of the Law Library Tower light fixture.
The Tower, and its iconic lighting, were built to light the way as “beacons of justice” for generations of legal scholars. The logos serve to honor this rich history of UCLA Law, while illuminating the road ahead.
A rebrand of the UCI School of Humanities focused on the school's contemporary relevance: UCI Humanities: Ideas that Matter. It kicked off an integrated campaign that showcased the power of humanities disciplines in confronting today's greatest and most complex challenges, from climate change to racial and social injustice.
One prong of the rebrand strategy was using thought leadership to pair humanities scholars with scholars in other disciplines. For example, I paired the school’s dean with a scientist to co-author a piece on why climate science needs the humanities. It published in The Conversation and garnered over 35k reads on the platform itself, generated over a million impressions on social media, and resulted in interviews on several radio stations and podcasts.
Prison Law & Policy Program
Fostering a generation of scholars who shine a light behind bars
New online course is first of its kind to bring the world of Will to life for all UC students
Objects of the past, present and future
UCI art historian traces South Asia's present in objects from its past
Writing mothers back into history
UCI Ph.D. candidate broadens historical record to include mothers and motherhood in the Mexican Revolution
UCI professor examines artifacts of the past and explores their impact today
UCI alumna LaVonne Smith '94 has led a colorful life, supports various School of Humanities endeavors
Training camp becomes training ground
Film & media students get real-life experience aiding TV show crew covering Rams on campus
O.C. as seen by authors
Anthology by UCI alumni couple offers literary excerpts on county's culture, geography
Cross-pollinating the future
New dean believes interdisciplinary humanities are key to addressing complex contemporary problems
5 ways the pandemic is changing the world for the better
An interview with UCI philosopher Aaron James
Tracking the slave trade
Grant allows UCI historian to add intra-American voyages to trans-Atlantic database
New book offers insight into world of enslaved women in early America
UCI professor fleshes out the life of Charity Folks, once just a name on a document
Q&A: UCLA Law’s Steven Bank on legal landscape of the Paris 2024 Olympics
AI, security, protests & anti-doping enforcement are 3 things the legal scholar is watching
It’s not all Greek to UCI scholar Zina Giannopoulou
Classics professor participates in “ask me anything” series
The Olympics - then and now
UCI classics scholar shares four ways today's competition contrasts with its ancient predecessor
Challenging the standard
UCI professor studies how languages change, blend
Math geek/lit prof
UCI English professor explores intersection of Victorian mathematics and culture
The modern Middle Ages
UCI professor on mission to broaden history of non-normative identities in the Byzantine Empire
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