Framingham is buzzing with excitement as MassBay Community College recently hit a home run at the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) District 1 Conference in Baltimore, Maryland. The college came away with five prestigious Medallion Awards, which are given to recognize the best work in marketing, communications, and design among two-year colleges.
The Medallion Awards are not just any awards; they celebrate the hard work and creativity of marketing and communication professionals in schools from across a large region that includes places like New York, New Jersey, Vermont, and even some Canadian provinces. With so many talented colleges in the mix, it’s a real honor to stand out and receive these accolades!
Let’s take a closer look at the awards MassBay proudly received:
Additionally, the conference celebrated MassBay’s very own Liz Cooper, who was awarded the title of Communicator of the Year for NCMPR District 1. This is no small feat, as it acknowledges her outstanding leadership and contributions in shaping effective communications that resonate with the community and elevate the college’s presence.
Jeremy Solomon, the Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Marketing & Communications at MassBay, expressed the excitement and pride shared by the entire Marketing & Communications team. Solomon articulated, “We are delighted to be recognized for the work of our outstanding marketing team at MassBay. The Medallion Awards recognize the best work in our field, and our team is grateful to NCMPR for these honors.”
The Marketing & Communications team that made this achievement possible includes the talented individuals like Solomon, Cooper, Marketing Project Manager Deni Budd, Web Developer Wendy Walsh, Graphic Designer Nate Principato, and Marketing Content Strategist Ashanty Valentin. Together, they represent a creative powerhouse committed to spreading the word about MassBay’s educational opportunities.
The NCMPR District 1 conference was not just a time for awards but also a fantastic opportunity for professional growth. The event featured workshops and breakout sessions aimed at helping two-year college marketers and communications experts enhance their creativity and develop innovative strategies in their respective fields.
As the buzz around these awards settles, it’s clear that MassBay Community College is setting the bar high and paving the way for more engaging and inclusive educational experiences. Here’s to more great things coming out of Framingham!
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