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Social Media Kit: Public Affairs Week 2017

August 22, 2017 by Amanda Isaacs

Avenue of flags

Public Affairs Week is an annual, week-long event that is designed for students and consists of a series of presentations and special events that relate to the year’s public affairs theme – Sustainability in Practice: Consensus and Consequences.

Key details

  • What: Public Affairs Week
  • When: September 9-15, 2017
  • Where: Various locations on campus
  • Who: Various presenters including featured speaker Dr. Eboo Patel
  • Free and open to the public

Share your story

Help us discuss Public Affairs Week with the Missouri State and local communities by sharing it on social media. If you attend the event, we want to hear about your experience, so we encourage you to join the online conversation during the week. In addition to posting about it on Facebook or Twitter, tag your posts with the official hashtag: #CitizenBear. Posts with the #CitizenBear hashtag will be pulled to the #CitizenBear Tagboard.

Make your post social media savvy

  • Tag your posts with the official Public Affairs Week hashtag, #CitizenBear
  • Provide a link for more information on the event at http://publicaffairs.missouristate.edu/paw/
  • Tag your posts with the Springfield, Missouri hashtag: #SGF
  • When you post to Facebook and Twitter, boost your status update by including a photo or video.
  • Tag Missouri State University on Facebook or @missouristate or @MoStatePA on Twitter
  • Nothing beats a first-hand perspective. If you attend Public Affairs Week, share a memorable photo from or quote about your experience.

Visual assets

Video

Facebook Cover Photos

Facebook cover photo students register to vote Facebook cover photo bear statue

Twitter Cover Photos

Twitter cover photo students in PSU Theater Twitter cover photo flags

GIFs

Choose from various Missouri State GIFs on GIPHY to add to your posts.

We also have how-to instructions about GIPHY to make it easier to understand how to use them.

Sample social media posts

The tweets listed below provide shortened links that direct to pages appropriate for each individual post. They are intended to be paired with any of the images above. Facebook posts allow for more flexibility in length.

  • Become a #CitizenBear at the @MoStatePA Week. http://bit.ly/1Ul6Kaf
  • Learn how to get involved in the #SGF community at the @MoStatePA Week Civic Engagement Fair. http://bit.ly/2c600d9 #CitizenBear
  • Learn how you can help solve hunger at the @MoStatePA Week Hunger Banquet. http://bit.ly/2bTxj4F #CitizenBear
  • If you haven’t registered to vote, you can during @MoStatePA Week. http://bit.ly/1Ul7xbe #CitizenBear
  • As part of @MoStatePA Week, join the engaging and social MSU Talks session. http://bit.ly/2bzALmP #CitizenBear
  • Make sure you’re following @EbooPatel, this year’s featured speaker for @MoStatePA Week. http://bit.ly/2uGCIaM #CitizenBear 
  • Be sure to stop by the PSU Theater on Monday at 7:30 p.m. to listen to this year’s @MoStatePA Week featured speaker @EbooPatel. #CitizenBear

Filed Under: Social media, Social media kit, web strategy and development Tagged With: Public Affairs, public affairs week, Social Media, Social Media Kit, web and new media

Social Media Kit: Public Affairs Week 2016

September 5, 2016 by Web Strategy and Development

Public Affairs flags

Public Affairs Week is an annual, week-long event that is designed for students and consists of a series of presentations and special events that relate to the year’s public affairs theme – Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness: Perspectives on Self-Government.

Key details

  • What: Public Affairs Week
  • When: Sept. 12-19, 2016
  • Where: Various locations on campus
  • Who: Various speakers and presenters
  • Free and open to the public

Share your story

Help us discuss Public Affairs Week with the Missouri State and local communities by sharing it on social media. If you attend the event, we want to hear about your experience. We encourage you to join the online conversation during the week by posting about it on Facebook or Twitter and tagging your posts with the official hashtag: #CitizenBear. Posts with the #CitizenBear hashtag will be pulled to the #CitizenBear Tagboard.

Make your post social media savvy

  • Tag your posts with the official Public Affairs Week hashtag, #CitizenBear
  • Tag Missouri State University on Facebook or @missouristate or @MoStatePA on Twitter
  • Tag your posts with the Springfield, Missouri hashtag: #SGF
  • Provide a link for more information on the event at http://publicaffairs.missouristate.edu/paw/
  • When you post to Facebook and Twitter, boost your status update by including a photo or video
  • Nothing beats a first-hand perspective. If you attend Public Affairs Week, share a memorable photo from or quote about your experience

Visual assets

Video

Facebook Photos

FB4 Students volunteering Public Affairs avenue of flags Students volunteering

Twitter Photos

CitizenBear Volunteers CitizenBear VolunteersCitizenBear Volunteers PAWTw4

GIFs

service2 service3 CitizenBear Volunteers

Sample social media posts

The tweets listed below provide shortened links that direct to pages appropriate for each individual post, and are intended to be paired with any of the images above. Facebook posts allow for more flexibility in length.

Sample tweets

  • Become a #CitizenBear at the @MoStatePA Week. http://bit.ly/1Ul6Kaf
  • If you haven’t registered to vote, you can during @MoStatePA Week. http://bit.ly/1Ul7xbe #CitizenBear
  • Explore democracy-related issues in #SGF at this @MoStatePA Week conference. http://bit.ly/2c600d9 #CitizenBear
  • Build healthy communities. Find out how at the @MoStatePA Week Hunger Banquet. http://bit.ly/2bTxj4F #CitizenBear
  • As part of @MoStatePA Week, join the engaging and social MSU Talks session. http://bit.ly/2bzALmP #CitizenBear

Sample Facebook posts

Sharing about Public Affairs Week on Facebook allows for some additional customization. The sample posts provide content recommendations based on our best practice tips for optimizing link sharing on Facebook.

Example 1

  • URL: http://publicaffairs.missouristate.edu/paw/
  • Headline: Become a #CitizenBear during Public Affairs Week
  • Long text content: Expand your understanding of the public affairs theme during this student-organized week of activities.
  • Short text content: Highlights include the Hunger Banquet, MSU Talks and the Civic Engagement Conference.

Example 2

PAWTw4

Learn how to become a #CitizenBear during Public Affairs Week. See the lineup of events: http://publicaffairs.missouristate.edu/paw/Schedule.htm

Filed Under: Social media, Social media kit, web strategy and development Tagged With: Public Affairs, public affairs week, Social Media, Social Media Kit, web and new media

Social Media Kit: Public Affairs Week 2015

September 4, 2015 by Web Strategy and Development

FB2

Public Affairs Week is an annual, week-long event that is designed for students and consists of a series of presentations and special events that relate to the year’s public affairs theme – Building Healthy Communities: Body, Mind and Spirit.

Key details

  • What: Public Affairs Week
  • When: Sept. 14-19, 2015
  • Where: Various locations on campus
  • Who: Various speakers and presenters
  • Free and open to the public

Share your story

Help us discuss Public Affairs Week with the Missouri State and local communities by sharing it on social media. If you attend the event, we want to hear about your experience. We encourage you to join the online conversation during the week by posting about it on Facebook or Twitter and tagging your posts with the official hashtag: #CitizenBear. Posts with the #CitizenBear hashtag will be pulled to the #CitizenBear Tagboard.

Make your post social media savvy

  • Tag your posts with the official Public Affairs Week hashtag, #CitizenBear
  • Tag Missouri State University on Facebook or @missouristate or @MoStatePA on Twitter
  • Tag your posts with the Springfield, Missouri hashtag: #SGF
  • Provide a link for more information on the event at http://publicaffairs.missouristate.edu/paw/
  • When you post to Facebook and Twitter, boost your status update by including a photo or video
  • Nothing beats a first-hand perspective. If you attend Public Affairs Week, share a memorable photo from or quote about your experience

Visual assets

Videos

Facebook Photos

FB4 FB3 FB2 FB1

Twitter Photos

PAWTw1 PAWTw2 PAWTw3 PAWTw4

Sample social media posts

The tweets listed below provide shortened links that direct to pages appropriate for each individual post, and are intended to be paired with any of the images above. Facebook posts allow for more flexibility in length.

Sample tweets

  • Become a #CitizenBear at the @MoStatePA Week. http://bit.ly/1goTdvz
  • If you haven’t registered to vote, you can during @MoStatePA Week. http://bit.ly/1goTor1 #CitizenBear
  • Explore democracy-related issues in #SGF at this @MoStatePA Week luncheon. http://bit.ly/1goTq26 #CitizenBear
  • Build healthy communities. Find out how at the @MoStatePA Week Hunger Banquet. http://bit.ly/1goTvCG #CitizenBear
  • As part of @MoStatePA Week, join the engaging and social MSU Talks session. http://bit.ly/1goTzCH #CitizenBear

Sample Facebook posts

Sharing about Public Affairs Week on Facebook allows for some additional customization. The sample posts provide content recommendations based on our best practice tips for optimizing link sharing on Facebook.

Example 1

  • URL: http://publicaffairs.missouristate.edu/paw/
  • Headline: Become a #CitizenBear during Public Affairs Week
  • Long text content: Expand your understanding of the public affairs theme during this student-organized week of activities.
  • Short text content: Highlights include the Hunger Banquet, MSU Talks and the Civic Engagement Conference.

Example 2

PAWTw4

Learn how to become a #CitizenBear during Public Affairs Week. See the lineup of events: http://publicaffairs.missouristate.edu/paw/Schedule.htm

Filed Under: Social media, Social media kit, web strategy and development Tagged With: Public Affairs, public affairs week, Social Media, Social Media Kit, web and new media

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