I received a flyer today for field trips from a national group. The listing for Lafayette, Angelle Hall, USL.
I received a flyer today for field trips from a national group. The listing for Lafayette, Angelle Hall, USL.
Geez, its a flyer from an outside group, not our university.
It's OK.. They only 20 years behind. Just a little better than the Admin
Change is slow, which I suppose is why there are so few strong leaders. Most everyone wants it yesterday.
Anyway, when I was at USL, we brought in major, major bands for concerts. (I wasn't into rock music, but I did see America live.) It got us so much attention that one national publication listed us as "Blackham University."
We're winning the war. The fans on the inside complain we're moving too slow.
But then, the schools on the outside complain we're moving too fast...
Absolutely, I expect that group to get the name and date right. However, I wouldn't expect us to micromanage it either. Besides, even if it were the university's responsibility that every group who has some affiliation with us put the correct name in their literature, how is that the marketing department's failure?
Shouldn't marketing ensure that every event have an information packet about the University including its proper name. I'm not even talking about our preferred use of Louisiana (although I think that is what they should push) but certainly the current name and not one that was changed almost three decades ago. If that doesn't fall under the auspices of Marketing then someone in the admin needs to be responsible.
I'd bet a fairly modest sum that the author did that on purpose.........
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Because it's their responsibility to correct that group. Any other successful entity would ensure their brand is protected and promoted correctly. Instead we repeatedly get instances of our name being spelled incorrectly (Rajin Cajuns), confused with a college in Pennsylvania and now this. It's time to stop excusing this incompetence.
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