Internal Communications

Promoting the organization, its programs, events, and values through internal communications is a critical function for the Office of Marketing and Communications. And no other audiences are as important as our internal stakeholders.

Vibrant and effective communications between members of the campus community - students, faculty and staff - is imperative to the health and prosperity of any institution of higher learning. Our internal communications practitioners work hard to foster a transparent flow of information between the administration and those individuals who make the university what it is today and what it will become tomorrow.

The office of marketing and communications also monitors the attitudes of the organization's internal publics and distributes information to build good will - through various tools and techniques - communicating the seminal values, terms, phrases, successes, ideals, mission and vision of the institution as a quality, private university.

Internal communications can take many forms across various channels such as published reports, the campus news, voice-mail, speeches, video and audio presentations, e-mail broadcasts, magazines and newsletters, new media and the Web site as well as projects and promotional activities for social functions or special events.