by Amanda Qubty
Hop Into the Minds of Those Crazy Creatives in DARCOMM
Adobe MAX is Adobe’s annual creative conference, and it’s a designer’s playground full of learning, networking and incredible inspiration. This year, the conference is taking place October 20-22. It’s going 100% virtual, and even better…it’s…
by Tyler Daniels
Break Out the Popcorn: Where Can I Find that DAR Video Again?
Never has DAR’s value of innovation been more important or evident than 2020. Our team has worked tirelessly to find new ways to effectively engage our alumni and donors at a distance, and video has been a key part of these efforts.
That…
by Michelle Carter
Meet the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Work Group
We are pleased to announce that the following representatives have been selected to serve as members of DAR’s first ever Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Work Group.
Elizabeth Kozak, Regional Programs
Kathy Ortstadt, Terry College…
by Jessica DeAngelis
Using your brand to tell your story
A little over five years ago, UGA underwent a brand restructure. The idea was to create a distinctive look, feel, and voice—one that people will immediately recognize as the University of Georgia. As designers, having clear and defined guidelines…
by Danielle Bezila
Recap of successful 40 Under 40 Announcement
After the Alumni Events, Alumni Outreach and DARCOMM teams spent many months planning, pivoting and promoting, we were ecstatic to see the outstanding results from the 40 Under 40 Class of 2020 announcement on July 17, 2020.
Before announcement…
by Frances Beusse
5 Things to Ask Yourself before Hosting a Virtual Event while WFH
As a division, we have quickly pivoted to hosting online events, meetings and programs. Alumni Relations has hosted a few online events since working from home and, while this list isn’t exhaustive, here are a few questions we recommend you…
by Emily Munnell
Fellow DAR Colleagues Survival Tips for Working Remotely
Everyone’s challenges are a bit different and everyone approaches things in their own way, and that’s okay. But we can also learn from each other. You never know who out there needs to hear the advice you have to offer or will be comforted…
by Katie DeGenova
Overcoming the Staff Meeting Rut
Have you ever sat in a weekly staff meeting, listening to a colleague read their to-do list, wondering what you should fix for dinner? Or, worse, have you ever LED a staff meeting and witnessed someone falling asleep? I have.
A few months…