Linked in for Faculty

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Highlevel Overview for University Faculty

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Realities of t

he Market

Place

How to Better Understand the Status QuoCreate a Personal Support System and Professional Network

Power of

Legacy

Many of our Former Employees and Students are Already on LinkedInMore are Being Added DailyCreate Online Partnerships with Former Students and Colleagues

Search f

or

Excellence

Better Understanding of My Discipline Achieving International RecognitionStrengthening the University Brand

Present an informal seminar on how to create and manage your virtual presence in a professional networking environment

Lubbock Christian University’s IT & EQUIP LCU

Linkedin and University Faculty

Linkedin

• A professional networking website• Similar to social networking sites in terms of

design but different in terms the way it is used• Wikipedia describes it as a "gated-access

approach“ for quality and trust• As with all tools, if you are not doing anything

their power is negligible

Linkedin Networks Described

Linkages

• Contact requires either a preexisting relationship, or the intervention of a contact of theirs

• To legacy– Many users currently affiliated with university– Students now see you not only as a friend but as a

professional resource– Linkedin is seen as resource for graduating students

• Create a professional online presence• Gain more traction in popular search engines

Network Hierarchy

Differentiation

– Understanding the status quo • Vocabulary• Popular trends

– Personal support system • Tailored to your needs• Responding to specifically to current activities

Vocabulary & Trends

Personal Support System

Areas of Specialty

Administration Business Operations Business Travel Career and Education Conferences and Event Planning Finance and Accounting Financial Markets Government and Non-Profit Hiring and Human Resources International Law and Legal

Management Marketing and Sales Non-Profit Personal Finance Product Management Professional Development Startups & Small Businesses Sustainability Technology Using LinkedIn

Areas of Further Specialization

• Almost all areas have subspecialties• For Example “Management”:

– Business Analytics– Change Management– Corporate Governance– Labor Relations– Organizational Development– Planning

Striving for Excellence

• Enhancing – Brand Recognition– Contributing to the International Community – Tweaking Research Expertise Relevance

• Caution: Some behaviors items may detract – Trivial information – Inclusion of undergraduates not professionally

situated dilutes the community

Contributing at a National & International Level

References

• Dickeson, R. C. (1999). Prioritizing academic programs and services . San Francisco: Josey-Bass.

• Linkedin Marketing. (June, 30 2008). What is Linkedin?. Retrieved September 22, 2009, from YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzT3JVUGUzM

• Wikipedia. (2009). Linkedin. Retrieved September 23, 2009, from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LinkedIn

Realities of t

he Market

Place

How to Better Understand the Status QuoCreate a Personal Support System and Professional Network

Power of

Legacy

Many of our Former Employees and Students are Already on LinkedInMore are Being Added DailyCreate Online Partnerships with Former Students and Colleagues

Search f

or

Excellence

Better Understanding of My Discipline Achieving International RecognitionStrengthening the University Brand

LCU Information Technology & Equip LCU

About the Presenter

• J. D. Wallace ,PhD - Associate Professor Program Coordinator for LCU Communication Dept.

• Currently, authored /coauthored over 50 national and international presentations and publications in the areas of crisis communication, technology-mediated communication, and organizational communication.

• A broad range of consultancies including the Federal Reserve Bank System, Tandberg Inc., Continuity Insights, and Pepperdine University’s Communication Division.