Title: Profile
1Profile
2gt macro issues
3gt definition profile
Profile is the overall perception, both internal
and external, of our institution.
4gt internal audiences
- Current students
- Faculty
- Staff
- Board of Governors
- Various Associations, NUAA, NUSU
5gt external audiences
- Prospective students, faculty, staff
- Parents
- Donors
- Alumni
- Media
- Government
- Government Associations (COU, OUPAC)
- Other Universities
- Corporations and Foundations
- Local and non-local communities
6Building our Profile
7gt creating the message
1. What do we want to become known for? 2. How
can we position ourselves differently from our
competitors.
8gt core pillars
academic and non-academic
- Current
- Faculty of Education
- Student Life Experience (Residence,
faculty/student ratio, undergraduate research,
mentoring etc.) - Possibilities
- Other Academic Pillars
- Maintaining Expanding Student Life (More
Varsity Sports?, Cyber Lounges?)
9gt profile possibilities
1. What do the students and society need
academically? 2. What do the students want
socially?
10Market Research
11gt market research
In any business, ours included, you wouldnt
develop a product unless you knew there was a
demand for it.
12gt conduct market research
1. In-house (build into curriculum?) 2. Hire
consultant such as Noel Levitz, Stamats etc.
13Developing and Marketing the Profile
14gt perception
- Perception is based on
- a set of values, images, benefits, personality
and associations related to a product, service or
company - a set of expectations on the part of our
audiences - service intangibles made tangible or
understandable by our audience
15gt perception positioning
- Positioning requires that we consider
- our audience and what motivates them
- our product/service offerings
- the benefits our audience derives from our
offerings - distinguishing our offerings from our competitors
- our values and character
- consistent messaging
16Fulfilling the Promise
17Getting the Message Out
18gt Profile Tactics
19gt summary
To increase Nipissings profile we need to 1.
Determine what we want to become known for 2.
Distinguish ourselves from our competitors 3. Use
market research to assist with points 1 2 4.
Get the message out