paul levine

Hi I am interested in knowing how other office's/departments deal with other professionals who don't want do interoffice training, and are held up in silos without assisting those that may need help in an admissions/enrollment capacity.

have learned about various forms of advertising and marketing used in admissions, including the following:

Print Ads:
Your institution’s advertisements may appear in print media within your local area or in other markets. Ask to see copies of these ads, especially when changes are made. Remember that Fair Consumer Practices rules outline specific requirements regarding what can be stated in marketing materials and where advertisements may be placed. For example, institutions are prohibited from advertising educational programs in the “Help Wanted” section of a publication.

Electronic Notices Provided Through the Internet:
Your institution may advertise online through various methods, including… >>>

have learned a great deal about the compliance requirements that govern admissions officers and institutions in the state of Florida, including how accreditation works and the roles that staff, faculty, and administrators play in maintaining compliance. This is particularly important when admissions officers are representing the institution through in-person interviews, information sessions, and marketing materials disseminated by various offices to parents and prospective students.

I have learned a great deal about admissions office marketing materials, how schools are accredited, which documentation and charts must be maintained for compliance, and how accrediting bodies operate. I have also learned that admissions directors in the state of Florida are bound annually by statutes and regulations set forth by the institutions for which we work.