Marketing and Communications

News

Thank you for visiting our department's informational page. Here you will find resources for submitting work orders, downloading digital logos, and supporting our brand standards.

About Us

The Marketing and Communications department is part of the university's Advancement office, located on the third floor of the Owen Center. Our primary role is to promote and manage the university's brand for the purpose of meeting enrollment objectives. We do this through strategic marketing programs and public relations oriented activities. This includes the design and management of our network, public web sites, and official university print communications.

Our Mission: Develop and execute strategic marketing programs that will:

  • Support Advancement
  • Build Academics
  • Drive Admissions
  • Support Alumni and Parents
  • Promote Athletics

Simpson University Marketing Resources


Work Request Orders


Digital Logos and Branding Guidelines


Legal Forms


Templates and Letterhead

Marketing and Communications Projects

Marketing and Communications Team

  • New Projects

    • Director of Marketing and Communications (Mark) - initiates all major marketing and communications projects working closely with the V.P. of Advancement, V.P. for Enrollment Management, and the Provost in order to build and craft programs which support and grow the institution

  • Online Communications

  • Print Communications

    • Creative Design Manager - directs print projects, manages print team
    • Communications Specialist (Candace) - writing, design and production
    • Creative Design Assistant (Jimi) - graphic design for print and web projects
    • Communications Assistant (Elise) - staff writer for print communications

Marketing FAQs

  • Q: Why don't I see my requested web changes yet?

    • Sometimes people don't see our updates (after we've said we've updated something) because their web browser is maintaining a "cached copy" of the old page in memory, so you are still viewing the old page.
    • You will need to quit your browser, restart your computer or empty your browser's cache (usually in the preferences or tools settings options). You can also try a different browser or hold down the shift key and hit enter/refresh to reload the link and force the browser to download all of the page components again, instead of serving the old info. You may have to tell your constituents to do this too, if they've recently been to the page prior to an update. Unfortunately, this is just how the web works.
    • Google: "How do I empty my browser cache?" for more info