Stein news: February 2006
by Jenny Brower, Stein | February 15th, 2006Stein welcomes J.D. Fite!
J.D. Fite joined Stein in January and will serve as both a marketing consultant and project manager for our clients. Most recently, J.D. was the Communications Director at Marist School in Atlanta. He played an integral role in the school’s re-branding effort; managed and executed all levels of the school’s communications efforts; and brought in more than $1.5 million in grants. J.D. has received numerous awards for the Marist publications he created, and he is a presenter at CASE. J.D.’s ability to communicate what is special, inspiring, and of unique value in a particular school comes from his own love of learning. He has a B.A. in philosophy from the University of the South, and an M.A. in film studies from Emory University.
Emory & Henry College web site named #1 in Holston Conference!
The Holston Conference, which includes organizations affliated with the United Methodist Church, recently announced their top five web sites out of 250 member sites. The sites were ranked based on site navigation, content, design, and interactivity. The Emory & Henry College web site was selected as #1.
In addition to the list of current news and events, here are the aspects of the web site that the Holston Conference liked the most: “The navigation and organization helps every visitor connect with the college through easily visible links labeled ‘For Parents,’ ‘For Visitors,’ ‘For Current Students,’ ‘For Faculty and Staff,’ and so on. The photo images on the home page change with every reload, and the structure is simple, attractive, and colorful. Enhancing the site’s interactive nature are prominent links for online application, scholarship calculations, donations, and information requests.”
The admissions section of the web site incorporates PersonalizationPlus, Stein’s robust web site personalization and contact management application. To view Emory & Henry’s admissions section, go to http://admissions.ehc.edu.
Rob Glass named member of GFIC Board of Trustees
Having served as Chair of the Georgia Foundation of Independent Colleges Board of Directors, Rob has accepted the responsibilities of being placed on the GFIC Board of Trustees. A well deserved recognition for his service to the private colleges and universities within Georgia. GFIC information can be seen at http://www.georgiacolleges.org.
