The MSUM Marketing Department is holding a campus-wide Open Forum Thursday, April 21 in the CMU Ballroom (Section B and C) to discuss the plans for the new brand, the new website and the online print platform. In these sessions, you’ll be able to preview the new academic mark that will complement the dragon logo, see a preview of the new visual identity […]
Three professionals from American Advertising Federation clubs around the country judged 568 entries in the American Advertising Federation of North Dakota’s 2010 ADDY competition. MSUM and Absolute Marketing Group received six ADDY Awards, and MSUM students received 18 out of the 29 STUDENT ADDY Awards. Click headline for more information.
Purchase your Dragon Fire Raffle Tickets & Support Athletic Scholarships! Tickets are $10 for a chance to win a 52″ TV, VIP WE Fest tickets, or a laptop Computer. Drawing will be held Friday, February 12 at 7:30 pm at the basketball game. (Need not be present to win. Must be 18 or older to purchase ticket or win prize.) For more information on Dragon Fire, visit www.msumdragons.com or contact 218-477-5824.
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Leslie Knudson has been hired as the new Web Communications Strategist in the Marketing department at MSUM and will report to Pat Staples, Director of Marketing. Knudson was brought on board to help build a stronger web presence and brand identity for the University as well as contribute to marketing efforts. Her primary focus will be developing the content strategy for the University’s new website scheduled to launch in Fall 2010. Click headline to learn more about Leslie.
MSU Moorhead is unveiling a new admissions marketing campaign this month with the goal of reaching out to prospective students and their families. The university’s marketing and admissions offices are working with Absolute Marketing Group’s award-winning creative team to develop admissions-centric materials under the direction and vision of MSUM’s new marketing director, Pat Staples. The creative gives life to the dragon and features a dragon-inspired “burn” that resonates with students and easily transfers to all media, departments and messages. Click the headline to learn more.