Communications Committee

Chair: Janssen Keiger, George Mason University (VA)

Vice Chair: Jordan Vaughn, George Washington University (DC)

Anchor Splash: Olga Diupina, George Mason University (VA)

The Communications Committee shall create, monitor and manage the primary communications venues used by the PCACAC organization to promote events, activities and professional networking. These include our website, Anchor Splash newsletter, Facebook page, Instagram account, Twitter account and PCACAC E-list.

Committee Members:

• Olga Diupina, George Mason University (VA)
• Candace Leake,  University of Rochester (NY)

Questions? Please contact [email protected].

The Communications Committee is looking for content creators, professionals to produce the podcast, and others interested in marketing. If you’re passionate about storytelling, design, or digital engagement, consider getting involved! Whether you're a Canva wizard, a podcast enthusiast, or just curious about communications, there's a place for you on our committee. Interested? Reach out to Janssen Keiger ([email protected]).

And don’t forget to check out our updated Social Media Request Form!

 The Communications Committee has been working these past few months to produce Season 2 of The Anchor Exchange: A PCACAC Podcast! Episodes are released on the last Friday of the month on Spotify, so make sure to turn notifications on so you don’t miss an episode.

This month’s episode features our newest segment, Shifting Currents! In this regular segment, hear from the Current Trends and Future Issues Committee chair, Hamzat Saba, and vice chair, Khala Granville Williamson, talk about a specific topic that’s prevalent to our membership. We were also joined by Caleb Shankle and Raquel Sobczak from the LGBTQ+ SIG who talked about experiences and lessons to be shared with admissions professionals working with queer populations.

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