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Jaime welcomes Lauren Griswold, Chief Communications and Marketing Officer, the University of Vermont, to discuss her bold decision to decentralize communications by re-embedding communicators into their respective colleges and divisions.
Dustin speaks with Frank Steslow, CEO of SSP International, about how immersive summer STEM programs create meaningful opportunities for students while delivering strategic value for colleges and universities.
Mallory sits down with Erik Toedt, Education Lead at Snapchat, to discuss how higher education institutions can effectively reach 13- to 18-year-olds amidst tightening platform ad restrictions.
Brian Piper sits down with Dr. Rachelle Keck, President at Grand View University, to explore what institutional AI leadership in higher ed looks like from the president's office.
In Part 3 of this Pulse Check Series, host Michele Ehrhart is joined by Tom Addonoizio, Vice President for University Communications & Chief Marketing Officer, to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence in academia and the workforce. They discuss how AI acts as a productivity tool rather than a job replacement, highlighting the growing importance of human success skills like adaptability, collaboration, and critical interpretation.
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Explore the evolution of AI in marketing by defining and providing examples for the five levels of sophistication — Prompt, Task, Skill, Automation, and Agent — to help MarComm teams make smarter decisions about how to integrate AI into their work.
There has been lots of conversation around AI and its use throughout higher education. Giving our teams access to AI tools is easy. Helping our teams get comfortable using them and encouraging people to change their daily habits and workflows in support of AI is something more difficult.

AI-driven personalization in admissions outreach can boost engagement when it feels thoughtful and relevant, but crosses into "creepy" territory when it digs too deep into scraped or inferred data—so lasting trust depends on human judgment knowing where that line is.
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