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Todays Agenda Welcome New Hires Updates and Notable News Show & Tell: Giving Blueday, Linda Douglas & Michael Reed Show & Tell: ITS Information Assurance, Dennis Neil Featured Event: Trust in Higher


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Today’s Agenda

  • Welcome
  • New Hires
  • Updates and Notable News
  • Show & Tell: Giving Blueday, Linda Douglas & Michael Reed
  • Show & Tell: ITS Information Assurance, Dennis Neil
  • Featured Event: Trust in Higher Education—Strong but Slipping,

Pedro Ribeiro, Association of American Universities

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WELCOME

Communicators’ Forum — October 5, 2017

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UPDATES

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UPDATES: Congratulations to…

Luna Anna Archey

Social Media Specialist LSA Advancement, Marketing & Communications

Angelique Baird

Communications Coordinator Career Development Office, Stephen M. Ross School of Business

Emily Zarack

Multimedia Designer Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation

Jeremy Mitchell

Events & Communications Coordinator English/Political Science

Megha Krishnan

Marketing & Communications Innovate Blue

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UPDATES: Upcoming Events

  • 10/18 - Celebrate Invention Event
  • 10/26 - Climate Change Summit
  • 10/26 – 10/28 - Bicentennial: Fall Festival

& Campus of the Future

  • 11/1 - MCubed Symposium
  • 11/6 – 11/10 - Diversity Summit Week
  • 11/15 - Spectrum of Advocacy &

Activism Symposium

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UPDATES: Announcements

  • President Schlissel’s Leadership Breakfast Recording
  • https://youtu.be/I3D30vibkO8
  • Big 10 Voter Challenge and toolkit
  • Affordability Toolkit Update
  • Zero Waste Event / Planet Blue
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SHOW & TELL

Giving Blueday 2017

Linda Douglas | Senior Director, Marketing & Annual Giving, OUD Michael Reed | Director, Digital Marketing & Fundraising, OUD

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What has it done?

In three years:

  • Over 19,000 Victors
  • 6,000+ new donors to U-M
  • 100+ millions of media

impressions

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Why do we do it?

  • Leverage emerging online

channels

  • Grow donor pipeline and

renew donors

  • Amplify campaign momentum
  • Engage students in philanthropy
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What’s new for 2017?

  • New look to celebrate bicentennial
  • Animated video – help us spread

the word about #GivingBlueday and tell impact stories

  • Donor and social challenges
  • Find Your Cause
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What can you do?

  • Create your plan with

development colleagues

  • Share impact stories
  • Spread the word

(Giving Blueday video, email, social, etc.)

  • Say thanks!
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SHOW & TELL

Dennis Neil | Information Security Architect and Interim Manager

SHOW & TELL

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Where We Live

Vice Presidential Area

Information Technology and Chief Information Officer

Direct Report

Chief Information Security Officer

Main Connection

Information and Technology Services

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What We Cover

The Information Assurance program is an integrated effort that includes UM-Ann Arbor, UM-Dearborn, UM-Flint and Michigan Medicine. Every school, college and major unit has a Security Unit Liaison. Some of our capabilities:

  • IT Security Incident Response Coordination and Management
  • Operational Security Services
  • Privacy
  • IT Policy and Compliance
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Coming Soon

IT Security Policy: SPG 601.27

  • One university-wide security program
  • Focus is on the most sensitive information first
  • Promotes university-wide security culture and capabilities

Multi-year, institution-wide cybersecurity awareness campaign

  • Protecting information assets -- yours and the university’s -- is

a shared responsibility We need your help in getting these important messages to faculty and staff

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Emergency Notifications about emergent or urgent IT security issues Threat Coordination with ITS Communications and U-M Public Affairs on IT security incidents and threats Education Awareness and education about safe computing You can help by spreading the word when you see or receive information from or about us

Why You Might Hear From Us

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Materials on the Safe Computing website

  • Alerts, advisories and notices about

security vulnerabilities and scams

  • IT security and privacy tips and videos

to share

  • Posters with IT security tips to print and

post and for digital signs

  • Safe Computing Newsletter

Resources for Communicators

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To contact us: info-assurance@umich.edu

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FEATURED PRESENTATION

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Trust in Higher Education: Strong but Slipping

Pedro Ribeiro Vice President of Public Affairs October 5, 2017

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Synopsis

Recent polling shows a disturbing trend of distrust in higher

  • education. Today we will discuss this downward relationship, and

will investigate effective strategies AAU’s member institutions have used to combat this view.

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Higher Education and the American Public: Perceptions—and Misperceptions—About the Value of a College Degree

The Winston Group

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Case Study Indiana University

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https://youtu.be/lVqzkH_Ugpw

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Case Study Michigan State University

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MSU - Chatham

§https://msu.edu/roadtrip/#chatha m

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Case Study University of Michigan

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Umich – Made at Michigan

§https://madeatmichigan.umich.edu / §Which section/insert webpage?

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§ Fingerhut, Hannah. “Republicans skeptical of colleges' impact on U.S., but most see benefits for workforce preparation.” Pew Research Center, Pew Research Center, 20 July 2017, www.pewresearch.org/fact- tank/2017/07/20/republicans-skeptical-of-colleges-impact-on-u-s-but-most-see-benefits-for-workforce-preparation/. Accessed 20 Sept. 2017. § Fingerhut, Hannah. “Republicans much 'colder' than Democrats in views of professors.” Pew Research Center, Pew Research Center, 13 Sept. 2017, www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/09/13/republicans-much-colder-than-democrats-in- views-of-professors/. Accessed 20 Sept. 2017. § “The 2017 EdNext Poll on School Reform: Public thinking on school choice, Common Core, higher ed, and more - Education Next.” Education Next, EducaitonNext, 25 Sept. 2017, educationnext.org/2017-ednext-poll-school-reform-public-opinion- school-choice-common-core-higher-ed/#_highereducation. Accessed 29 Sept. 2017. § Gallup, Inc. “Why Are Republicans Down on Higher Ed?” Gallup.com, Gallup, Inc., 16 Aug. 2017, news.gallup.com/poll/216278/why-republicans-down-higher.aspx. Accessed 20 Sept. 2017. § Coleman, Mary Sue. “Memorandum.” AAU.EDU, Association of American Universities, 1 June 2017, www.aau.edu/sites/default/files/AAU%20Files/My-AAU/Presidents- Resources/Higher%20Education%20Value%20Memo%20June%202017.pdf. Accessed 20 Sept. 2017. § University of Colorado Boulder. “2017 Colorado Statewide - CU Boulder OmniPoll Survey.” University of Colorado. § “Sniffing out prostate cancer.” News at IU, Indiana University, 13 Sept. 2017, news.iu.edu/stories/features/changing-lives- through-research/urine-sniffing-dogs.html. Accessed 29 Sept. 2017.MSU https://msu.edu/roadtrip/#chatham § “Michigan State University Road Trip.” The Great State Road Trip, Michigan State University, msu.edu/roadtrip/#chatham. Accessed 29 Sept. 2017. § “Made at Michigan.” Made at Michigan, University of Michigan, madeatmichigan.umich.edu/. Accessed 29 Sept. 2017.

Sources

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Research Universities Video

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https://vimeo.com/235908644

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State Strategy Spotlight

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State Strategy Campaign

Integrated communications & marketing campaign currently in development

  • We plan to feature Michigan residents from around the state

that bring to life the impact of the University of Michigan

  • Personalized and compelling stories will be selected to engage

a broad audience focusing on topics that highlight the relevance of the University to the lives of state constituents

  • Hyper-local and targeted; paid and earned media
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Robertson Auditorium Ross School of Business

Next Communicators’ Forum

Thursday, November 30

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THANK YOU

You can go back to work now :)