To welcome students back to campus this fall, we worked with President Smart to develop a short Instagram video series. The seven-video series focused on key Welcome Weekend activities and “must-do’s” for new and returning students alike.
See the videos below along with comments from students and others on campus.
The office of web and new media recently redesigned the Missouri State YouTube channel to better reflect findings from the marketing research conducted last year.
The redesign mainly consists of a reorganization of content into new playlists to better reflect findings from the marketing research as well as to highlight the tagline Follow Your Passion, Find Your Place.
Extensive marketing research recommended that the University focus on the following attributes:
The research also identified certain words and ideas that are closely identified with Missouri State; examples include public affairs, Bears, maroon, affordable, home, and comfortable.
When you now visit the Missouri State YouTube channel, you’ll see that the top two playlists are titled Follow Your Passion and Find Your Place, which places greater emphasis on the University’s tagline. Videos are then placed into the appropriate playlist for the best exposure.
Examples of videos that would fit into each category would be:
When you’re creating and distributing content, ask yourself the following questions:
All videos on the Missouri State YouTube channel are freely available to be shared with others. We highly encourage you to repurpose any relevant videos when you are creating new content.
The two playlists of Follow Your Passion and Find Your Place, or any videos included in those playlists, can be embedded on your website or blog. These videos can also be shared through your social media channels.
To stay up to date with the latest videos being uploaded to the Missouri State Youtube channel, please subscribe to the channel’s RSS feed.
Regular listings of the most recent videos are also shared each month on the Web and New Media Blog.
Each month I highlight some of the videos posted to the Missouri State University YouTube channel. The goal of these monthly posts is to share the great production work being done by the staff and student videographers in the office of web and new media, as well as videos produced by other units on campus.
Please feel free to share and embed these videos on your websites and social media presences where appropriate.
Grapes – they make jams, wine, juices. But Dr. Wenping Qiu discovered the first grape DNA virus, and he looks to these plants for answers on disease progression.
This video was produced by the office of web and new media for a Mind’s Eye research feature.
Beauty may be skin deep, but like archaeology, it’s what lies beneath the surface that counts. Dr. Elizabeth Sobel, associate professor of anthropology, investigates local history through material remains.
This video was produced by the office of web and new media for a Mind’s Eye research feature.
Meet Derek – collaborator, innovator, tech-lover.
This video was produced by the office of web and new media for a student spotlight story on recent alum Derek Parker.
Please visit our Video Services page if you are interested in having our office produce a video for your University unit or department.
Each month I highlight some of the videos posted to the Missouri State University YouTube channel. The goal of these monthly posts is to share the great production work being done by the staff and student videographers in the office of web and new media, as well as videos produced by other units on campus.
Please feel free to share and embed these videos on your websites and social media presences where appropriate.
The inaugural Missouri Public Affairs Hall of Fame’s dinner and induction ceremony took place on April 11 at the Oasis Convention Center in Springfield, Mo. The event recognized the first inductees into the Hall of Fame: Harry S. Truman, John C. Danforth and Donald M. Suggs.
This video was produced by the office of web and new media for the Missouri State Magazine coverage of the 2014 Missouri Public Affairs Hall of Fame ceremony.
We developed our student affairs graduate program to meet the staffing needs of colleges and universities throughout the nation. Our goal is to develop individuals to successfully enter the field of student affairs administration in higher education.
This video was produced by the College of Education.
Please visit our Video Services page if you are interested in having our office produce a video for your University unit or department.
Each month I highlight some of the videos posted to the Missouri State University YouTube channel. The goal of these monthly posts is to share the great production work being done by the staff and student videographers in the office of web and new media, as well as videos produced by other units on campus.
Please feel free to share and embed these videos on your websites and social media presences where appropriate.
As graduation approaches, six spring 2014 graduates share about their time at Missouri State University and their bright futures ahead. Congratulations to the Class of 2014!
This video was produced by the office of web and new media for promotion of the Spring 2014 Commencement ceremonies.
International Business Programs (IBP) allows College of Business students to earn credit toward their degree by partnering with host Universities in other countries that specialize in business education.
This video was produced by the office of web and new media for the College of Business.
Please visit our Video Services page if you are interested in having our office produce a video for your University unit or department.
