If you’re a Bearcat, or you live near the Tri-State area, skip work; get fired; do everything you can to attend the first-ever University of Cincinnati Social Media Week February 23-27.
Attendees will learn more effective ways to utilize popular social media outlets, such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. And I mean, c’mon, who wouldn’t want to take a class called “Who Gives a Tweet?”?
Obviously, this isn’t directly associated with football, but don’t be fooled, it is related in some capacity. When head football coaches get in trouble by the NCAA for tweeting a recruit too much or at a time in the year unapproved by the NCAA, you know social media has infiltrated every aspect of humanity. If you need a further explanation of social media’s affect on college football, Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh currently has the most popular Twitter account for a head football coach.
Maybe coach Tuberville will attend a session on how to implement Snapchat into his recruiting strategy.
Click on the link inside the tweet below to read more about this pretty cool event for the UC community.
Mark your calendars for the first-ever UC Social Media Week Feb. 23-27. http://t.co/yQfcTXRbli #UCSMW15 pic.twitter.com/mxLOwSTUfj
— Cincinnati Bearcats (@GoBEARCATS) February 8, 2015
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