- Evaluation of the efficacy of the current suite of recruitment collaterals and how they serve the needs of our Admissions counselors, deans, and faculty who recruit students directly. Develop a recommendation for the optimal suite of materials, with budgetary input.
- Evaluation of the media mix of the current advertising plan for a budget of $220,000 for recruitment and institutional
- Both evaluations (of the collaterals and advertising) must consider an umbrella marketing strategy for the entire university versus a siloed, or arts school-specific, marketing strategy, or any combination of the two.
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