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June 22, 2000
- Steps to publishing content on the LLU&MC web site
- LLU&MC public affairs staff receive three HPRMA awards
Steps to publishing content on the LLU&MC web site
Step 1
Contact Lonna Quast, web editor, University relations, extension 82200, email <webmaster@univ.llu.edu>.
Step 2
Gather content for your department's web pages and submit it to your vice president (LLUMC) or dean (LLU) for approval. You may print the approval form at </info/guide/approval.htm> and send it by intercampus mail (see address below).
Step 3
Send the content as an email attachment to webmaster@univ.llu.edu or on disk. If possible, save the files as HTML (hypertext markup language) or RTF (rich text format). Non-digital photos may be sent by intercampus mail or dropped off at University relations. It is not necessary to make the content "web ready."
Step 4
If you intend to prepare the pages for the web, please visit: Guidelines for LLU&MC web page authors at </info/guide/>. All pages posted on the public LLU&MC web site must adhere to the web guidelines, policies, and graphic standards. If you do not plan to create the web pages, they will be prepared for you at University relations.
Step 5
Once the pages are published on the web site, be sure to check them to keep them current. If updates are needed, contact Lonna Quast.
Intercampus address until August, 2000:
Lonna Quast
University Relations
2112E Chan Shun Pavilion
Email: webmaster@univ.llu.edu
Phone: Extension 82200
LLU&MC public affairs staff receive three HPRMA awards
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| Six members of the LLU&MC public affairs team were on hand at the Oakmont Country Club, Pasadena, to accept three awards from the Healthcare Public Relations and Marketing Association (HPRMA). Pictured above (from left) are Vania C. Matheus, development associate, LLUMC advancement; Larry Kidder, MA, special projects editor, University relations; Waldena J. Gaede, associate director, University relations; Nicole R. Cheatham, special projects editor, University relations; Greg Williams, DrPH, administrative director, LLUMC marketing; and Heidi Christiansen, account executive, LLUMC marketing. |
Members of the Loma Linda University and Medical Center public affairs and LLUMC advancement offices received three awards at the 1999 Healthcare Public Relations and Marketing Association (HPRMA) Golden Advocate Awards program, held May 25, at the Oakmont Country Club in Pasadena.
Receiving the Silver Advocate Award in the annual report category was the Board of Trustees Report to the Constituencies, published by Loma Linda University Adventist Health Sciences Center (executive editor, W. Augustus Cheatham, MSW, vice president for public affairs and marketing; managing editor, Waldena J. Gaede, associate director, University relations; and associate editor, Nicole R. Cheatham, special projects editor, University relations).
Receiving the Silver Advocate Award in the external magazine category was Expressions, published by Loma Linda University Medical Center, Loma Linda University Children's Hospital, and Loma Linda University Community Medical Center (managing editor, Vania C. Matheus, development associate, LLUMC office of advancement; and layout/design, Larry Kidder, MA, special projects editor, University relations).
Receiving the Silver Advocate Award in the marketing budget over $15,000 category was "You make the difference," a customer-service education program for LLUMC employees. Marketing staff present to receive the award were Greg Williams, DrPH, administrative director, LLUMC marketing department; and Heidi Christiansen, account executive, LLUMC marketing department.
Entries were judged by the Mississippi Hospital Association.
HPRMA has been at the forefront of the hospital consumerism movement for the past 30 years. A constantly growing membership, composed of marketing and public relations officers from hospitals, health-care systems, physician groups, rehabilitation facilities, medical device manufacturers, and related organizations throughout Southern California provides an avant-garde forum where ideas can be exchanged.
The organization is an affiliate of the American Society for Healthcare Strategy and Marketing Development of the American Hospital Association.
More than 100 entries were received for 15 award categories.
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