Social Media Requests

The IU School of Liberal Arts has established social media channels that can be a great way to communicate with your audiences to promote events, student groups, upcoming courses, announcements, and much more.

Creating Accounts

No new social media accounts for School of Liberal Arts departments, programs, centers, projects, or organizations may be created without approval from the Marketing and Communications Team. This is per an ongoing directive from IU University Communications and Marketing. Contact Loretta Good.

Creating Posts

Keep your post simple, concise, and as short as possible. Effective posts have very few words and no more than 80 characters. For events, focus on the time, date, location, and cost. Consider using an image to add a visual interest.

We encourage all groups to use Adobe Express, Canva, or the social media templates below to create images. Departments and programs may also work with the Administrative Shared Services Team to have images created.

Submit Your Request

Items submitted for social media will be featured on the main IU School of Liberal Arts social media channels, as appropriate for the intended audience(s). Please submit your request to have an item posted on the School's social media channels at least five business days in advance of the requedted posting date when possible; two weeks advance notice is preferred.

Include in your request:

Requested posting date
Your intended audience(s)
Image as .jpg or .png file format at 72 dpi OR your completed PowerPoint template (Note: If you create your own images, please keep images to 612 x 612 pixels)
A short message to include alongside the image

Submit all completed items to: lasocmed@iu.edu

Policies

The IU School of Liberal Arts has the right to review, approve, and reject content if it is not deemed appropriate.
- The School of Liberal Arts has the right to disallow any posts.
- Posts may not include any inappropriate language or images.

Questions or requests for guidance about using these resources or any print or electronic communication can be directed to Marketing and Communications.

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Social Media Requests