Schools are getting the message about messaging. Elite colleges and universities are still attracting plenty of applicants, but weak job-placement numbers for graduates and heavy student debt loads have put schools on the defensive, forcing them to prove to families and state governments that a degree is worth the investment. Enter the chief marketing officer. A relatively new academic position, these marketers manage schools' identities and messaging, a role covering everything from admissions brochures and Twitter feeds to brand management. Read more at:
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