Two weeks ago, I traveled eight hours to personally experience a city in West Texas known as Marfa. What was once a sleepy, rural town, Marfa has established itself as one of the most highly sought after spots for curated art and creative inspiration, while being surrounded by the ethereal and mountainous area of the Chihuahua Desert, Davis and Chisos mountains.
A modern site for a trusted Texan company that isn’t afraid to get their hands dirty.
A growing industrial giant expands outreach with a Texas-sized online presence.
Citizens for Educational Excellence (CEE) is a local [501 (c)(3)] non-profit education fund serving as a catalyst for change by bringing people, information, and resources together to improve education in the Coastal Bend.
As an engagement officer for TAMU-CC, part of my responsibility is to facilitate the online presence of the Islander Alumni Association, which includes social media and website updates. To accomplish this task, it is important for me to understand how social media will support the goals of the organization which are: furthering the alumni brand, engaging with alumni and students, and promoting a lifelong relationship between Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi and its growing number of alumni.
