NMJC TAACCCT Grant Marketing Initiatives:Press Releases, Feature Stories, Media Outreach & Examples of such outreach

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Keywords

media outreach; press releases; feature stories

Project

NMJC TAACCCT Grant

Authors

McCool, Jeff
Gallagher, Rachel

Date Submitted

2015

Material Type

Recruitment and Outreach

Secondary Material Type

Institution

New Mexico Junior College

Industry Partner

The TAACCCT project could not have been possible without the efforts of all Industry Advisory Board Members and the community including Xcel Energy, Devon Energy, Hess Electric, Dixie Electric, EOG, Concho, Chevron, Lea County One Stop and WIOA, the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR), TAA, Lea County, Lea County Electric, Mewbourne Oil, Watson Truck and Supply, City of Hobbs, RMS Foods, NOVA Mudd, Sam Cobb (Mayor of Hobbs), D&T Backhoe, DCP Midstream, Fulfer Land & Cattle, and LEACO. These community and employer partners provided hours of their personal time and expertise toward helping develop programs that meet employer needs, scholarships, training funds and other financial support. The State of New Mexico Displaced Workers Training Program and the NMJC Foundation kindly contributed financial support for the grant.

License

CC BY

Funding Source

Additional Public Access

Abstract

This resource will provide examples of press releases and feature stories that NMJC TAACCCT grant staff crafted and sent to media contacts regionally to help increase knowledge and participation in TAACCCT-funded programs. Also included in this resource are several examples in which our marketing efforts led to regional media coverage in a variety of media outlets from local/regional newspapers, online and print regional magazines. Many times, NMJ's releases were run word for word in many publications.

Industry (NAISC)

Developmental Education

Occupation (SOC)

All Occupations (00-0000)

Instructional Program (CIP)

Technology Education/Industrial Arts (21)

Credit Type

Credential Type

Stacked/Latticed Credential Model

Educational Level

Skill Level

Quality Assurance Organization