Student-Athlete Affairs to Host Social Media Event
“Protecting Brand YOU on Facebook” Presented by
Kevin Long
Sponsored by Meredith College Athletics Student-Athlete
Affairs
Meredith College, Tuesday, August 23, 7pm, Jones Chapel –
Open to All Students, Staff and Faculty
About the event: MVP has developed a presentation we call
"Protecting Brand YOU on Facebook" for student-athletes that
provides them with some perspective on the potential damage and
consequences of irresponsible social networking posts. This
presentation highlights many mistakes other student-athletes have
made and helps them understand once they post something on a social
networking site -- it's in the public domain, even if their account
is set to private. We explain how it can negatively impact
their reputations now as well as when they go to hunt for a job
after their playing days are over.
Most coaches and athletic administrators talked on the phone, and
viewed email as a technology revolution. Today's college
athletes communicate in a much different manner, and many of your
student-athletes have not had any guidance about what is not
appropriate to post on their social networking pages. They've
grown up using social networking and texting as their primary form
of interpersonal communication.
MVP's "Protecting Brand YOU on Facebook" presentation lasts about
45 mins and is engaging and entertaining. It is delivered in
a casual manner by MVP in person and is great for preseason all
sport gatherings or for delivery to individual teams.
Kevin Long - The MVP team is led by Kevin Long, an Indiana native,
a 1992 Purdue University graduate and experienced media
professional. Kevin has done media training for collegiate, Olympic
and professional teams, athletes and coaches, as well as Members of
Congress, U.S. and foreign government officials. Kevin has
led crisis communications efforts for a number of high-stress,
high-profile international situations. Kevin founded MVP in
2003 after a successful career on Capitol Hill.
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