To Enterprise or Not?

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Christine Mahoney & Cherie Wilcox University of Colorado at Boulder. To Enterprise or Not?. CSO Storytime. What is Enterprise?. Kevin Landolt, CSO. 5 Minute Group Exercise. S hare thoughts with people at your table Discuss: What possible concerns are there with using the same system?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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To Enterprise or Not?

Christine Mahoney & Cherie WilcoxUniversity of Colorado at Boulder

CSO Storytime

What is Enterpris

e?Kevin Landolt, CSO

5 Minute Group Exercise

Share thoughts with people at your table

Discuss:What possible concerns are there

with using the same system?

Concerns and Questions

What did your group come up with?

Our ConcernsChristine:

Faculty concerns? Journalism branding? Will it lessen internship paperwork? Time to set-up? Learning curve?

Our Concerns

Cherie:

Confusing to employers or students? Agreeing to the same employer policies?

Faculty concern (sharing contacts?) Career Services was already working

with many Journalism contacts

Journalism Faculty Concern: Will non-journalism majors be able see our jobs?

Setting Enterprise Up Step 1: Customize Journalism Site

(will see in the next few slides)

Step 2: Training – many hours learning system

Step 3: Internship Module – had to agree with forms and use mutual system

Step 4: Communicating these changes to employers and students

Branding Journalism Site

Customizing Home Page & Memos

Internship Module

Using a shared system

Student Internship Module Screenshot

Customizable Memos

Shared Form (Internship Learning Plan)

Shared Form SpecificsBEFORE AFTER

Communicating Changes

Communicate to employers and students ahead of

timeto avoid confusion.

Communicating to Employers

Initial communication (invitation and explanation)

Employer Newsletter (sent 2 times a year)

CS website to include Journalism events (Career Fairs)

Be clear when sending emails

Employer Contacts

Communicating to Students

Initial communication (invitation and explanation)

Careers in the Buff Student Newsletter

Sharing promotion of events and jobs on Facebook and Twitter

Students

Employer Login (Career Services)

Employer Login (Journalism)

Student Logging In

Career Services Main Website

Journalism Main Website

Student Logs In with Identikey Info

Student Home Page

Different Pending Bins

Tagging Jobs

Considerations Time (2-3 months to set up, do in summer)

Different employer policies?

Be careful not to create duplicate employer contact accounts (Internship Process)

Same system: need to agree on major changes & communicate minor changes

Considerations (Job Posting Language)

Language to add to job postings needs to be identical

Advantages One database for students and employers Increased job postings More complete snapshot of yearly stats Legal guidelines Jobs can be seen by only Journalism students OR by all EDUCATION & more in the know More awareness of each other’s events and cross promotion (social

media) Promotes great relationship building

Questions?

Christine MahoneyChristine.Mahoney@colorado.edu

Cherie Wilcox Cherie.Wilcox@colorado.edu

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