From The CIO And Vice President For Enrollment, Marketing, And Communications
Posted: Monday, February 26, 2018Social Media and Online Response Task Force
I am pleased to announce the following appointments to the newly established Social Media and Online Response Task Force:
Co-chairs:
Timothy Walsh, Associate Vice President for College Relations
Colleen Callahan, Associate Director of Web Community and Development, College Relations
Robert Baumet, Director of Business Services, Finance and Management
Curtis Brickhouse, Associate Director of Residence Life
Sandra Burnham, Assistant Director of International Admissions, Undergraduate Admissions
David Cox, Director of New Student and Family Programs
Darlene DiCesare, Staff Assistant, University Police
Bradley Fuster, Associate Vice President for Institutional Effectiveness, Academic Affairs
Paula Madrigal, Assistant Director of Prevention and Health Promotions, Weigel Wellness Center
Monique Maxwell, President, United Students Government
Natalie Murphy, Alumni Communications Manager, Alumni Affairs
Lea Nuwer, Senior Financial Aid Adviser, Financial Aid
Dean Reinhart, Associate Director of Admissions, Undergraduate Admissions
Daniel Vargas, Graduate Recruitment Coordinator, Graduate School
Jeffrey Ventura, Associate Director of Athletics for Sports Information and Athletics Compliance, Intercollegiate Athletics
Jason Welborn, Manager, RITE Support Desk, RITE
Samantha Wulff, Marketing Manager, Dining Services
The Social Media and Online Response Task Force is charged with developing a campuswide protocol and aligning appropriate staff members to establish communication policies and procedures, point persons, duties, and responsibilities for monitoring and responding to Buffalo State constituent impressions—both positive and negative—generated via social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat) and search engine websites (Google, Bing, Yelp).
The task force, proposed by College Relations, was composed from recommendations by the vice presidents, the provost, and department supervisors. The group will meet three or four times in the spring 2018 semester. The initial meeting will be held in early March.
