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  • State Law Reminder:

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    Christopher Sampson

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    All employees are required by law to report knowledge of sexual assaults on campus. The goal is to address the needs of students. By gathering information we will know the extent of sexual assaults and provide support for our students who have been victims. The Wisconsin law states, “… any person employed at an institution…

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    Staff note: Sanders keynotes Canada conference on digital marketing

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    Christopher Sampson

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    On June 25, UW-Green Bay social media specialist Todd Sanders delivered a keynote address at the PSEWEB conference in Vancouver, British Columbia. PSEWEB is Canada’s university and college digital marketing conference. The keynote was titled “Socially Awkward: How Making the Brand More Human Can Change Everything.” There’s a very short Vine video online capturing the…

  • FOCUS folks say thanks for the help


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    Christopher Sampson

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    Thank you to all of the students, staff and faculty that helped make FOCUS-Registration and Resources 2013 a very positive experience for new students and their parents. That’s the message today from Brenda Amenson-Hill, dean of students and co-director of the FOCUS First-Year Experience program. See a short presentation and video of some of the…

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    In the news: Sanders weighs in for local social media story

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    Christopher Sampson

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    UW-Green Bay Social Media expert Todd Sanders offered some context Monday (April 29) for a TV news story on schools restricting social media access in the wake of a local incident. Bay Port High School last week restricted students’ use of Facebook after a video of an in-school fight was posted on the popular social…

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    Faculty and staff notes: Sanders

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    Christopher Sampson

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    Social media specialist Todd Sanders was on a panel titled “Authenticity in the Use of Social Media as Organizations” at the Future Technologies Conference held April 22-23 in Madison. He was joined by colleagues from UW-Madison, UW-Platteville, and Marquette in discussing the philosophies and strategies used to engage communities on the social web.  

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    In the news: more reactions to Facebook‘confessions’ page

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    Christopher Sampson

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    TV-2 opened its Thursday night newscast with a story about the “confessions” pages sweeping the internet at college campuses including UW-Green Bay. Reactions vary. While some institutions have questioned the sites and emphasized the potential hazards, others see it as a mixed bag. The UWGB Dean of Students Office notes that some of the posts…

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    State Law Reminder: Sexual Assault

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    Christopher Sampson

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    All employees are required by law to report knowledge of sexual assaults on campus.  The goal is to address the needs of students.  By gathering information we will know the extent of sexual assaults and provide support for our students who have been victims. The Wisconsin law states, “…any person employed at an institution or…

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    Flummoxed by FERPA? New website is here to help

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    Christopher Sampson

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    What’s new with FERPA? Courtesy of the Dean of Students Office and the Registrar’s Office is a new website dedicated to everything FERPA: www.uwgb.edu/ferpa. What’s FERPA you say? The Family Education Right to Privacy Act (FERPA), or some may refer to it as the Buckley Amendment, is the federal law that governs the confidentiality of…

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    Staff note: Sanders presents at national conference

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    Christopher Sampson

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    Todd Sanders, social media specialist, recently returned from the Leveraging Technology to Support Students, Faculty & Staff conference in Los Altos Hills, Calif., where he presented “Social Web Magic Explained.”

  • State law reminder on sexual assaults

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    Christopher Sampson

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    All employees are required by law to report knowledge of sexual assaults on campus. The goal is to address the needs of students. By gathering information we will know the extent of sexual assaults and provide support for our students who have been victims. The Wisconsin law states, “…any person employed at an institution or…