E-Newsletter Sample Clauses

E-Newsletter. A bi-annual newsletter will be created to provide updated information about the project to the relevant key stakeholders. The newsletter will be sent electronically and uploaded on the project website, and consortium partners will share it via their respective mailing lists/in their respective e-newsletters. The objectives of the newsletters are: - Informing stakeholders of the key findings of the project. - Providing information related to relevant external events and publications. - Disseminating key messages from the Work Package leaders. The design of the newsletter will be in-line with the pre-defined visual identity. A proposed structure for the newsletter could be the following: - PUSH2HEAT update: provide a comprehensible update of where the project stands (e.g., milestones achieved, deliverables, outputs, events…) - News & Events: short items about relevant events and developments on the project - Reading recommendations: selected documents/research suggested by WP Leaders and all partners relevant to PUSH2HEAT's work. Include the title, author, link, and a short synopsis. 7 Newsletters are planned throughout the project. A suggested schedule to follow could be: - April 2023 - October 2023 - April 2024 - October 2024 - April 2025 - October 2025 - April 2026
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E-Newsletter. ‌ Here below is reported the copy of 3nd e-Newsletter as released in the latest version. It as been an intensive summer for Net- Tools. Dissemination of the project took place all around the world and, at the same time, also technical activities were carried out. New tools were designed and integrated in the e- laboratory and the first e-learning course is under development. Read here below all updates from Net-Tools.
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E-Newsletter. INBO-PTS issue a periodic e-Newsletter (5 to 10 par year); SIC-ICWC will translate this Newsletter and assume the dissemination to Russian speaking contacts. The database of Russian speaking contacts (e mails) will be operated and maintained by SIC-ICWC. INBO-PTS will provide the file of e-Newsletter in English (html format) when the letter will be ready for dissemination; SIC-ICWC will issue and disseminate the Russian version within a couple of weeks.
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E-Newsletter. The Student Association issued its first e-newsletter to all students via student email at the end of April. This will be a monthly newsletter with the next edition due to be sent by 31 May. The newsletter is another platform through which the Student Association can close the feedback loop, as well as providing news on events and initiatives happening across the College. The newsletter will continue through the summer as a means of keeping in touch with returning students. Class Representatives The Student Association recently hosted the last round of class rep meetings on each campus. Feedback from class reps on the structured system in place has been positive and the Student Association will be looking to use the feedback from the meetings, and via an online evaluation form, to improve on this for next year. Executive Committee The Student Association Executive Committee welcomed the College’s Education Scotland Inspector, Xxx Xxxxx, to its final meeting on 10 May. Mr Xxxxx fed back that he was impressed by the professional manner in which the meeting was conducted and mentioned the effectiveness of the dynamic between the College member of staff (Student Association Advisor), the sabbatical officers and the volunteer executive officers. Learning and Teaching Support The Student Association continues to work closely with the ICT Team across the College to ensure that ICT issues are fed back and can be addressed. In addition to this, recent learning and teaching issues include: • Tree surgery students had scheduled interviews last month that were cancelled due to the lecturer being absent. These had not been rescheduled and the students were worried about the impact late interviews would have on their funding applications and progression. I met the curriculum manager to raise the students’ concerns and new interview dates were set. Ayrshire College # 193132 2018-01-17 11:55:44 (UTC+00 • Level 1 Mechanics students at Kilmarnock Campus were worried that a Level 2 Mechanics class had been dropped to make way for another Access class, fewer spaces next year for progressing. I met the curriculum manager and received reassurance that there were no changes in provision from previous years on Level 2 Mechanics. I then fed this back to students to allay the students’ fears. Future Activity Executive Committee Social Event We are planning a social event to thank our current executive team for their contribution this year. The role runs from the executive elections...
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E-Newsletter. Short and regular e-newsletters will be a key dissemination tool to inform relevant target audiences about the progress of the EU JAV project. They will serve as a tool to communicate key updates of the project and as a channel for relevant stakeholders to be kept informed and engaged. They will be produced by INSERM and circulated appropriately twice a year, as foreseen in the Grant Agreement. Then, it is suggested that they be translated in each country’s language for a wider uptake. This is up to each partner’s discretion, as no specific budget has been allocated to this activity in the GA. Each country is free to print paper copies, if needed, for distribution to national keystakeholders or attendees of targeted national or localevents. They will consist of brief articles and updates about the project. The e-newsletter will include both scientific-theoretic and practice-oriented information. The newsletter will be hosted on the project website and the link to each new issue will be circulated through existing partner networks and stakeholder mailinglists. Table 5: Newsletters to possibly be translated and circulated by each country Newsletters Date of Sending Date Number of Type of Estimated Number of reception of the e-newsletter in English or Period ofe- newsletter in national language recipients recipients population reached public authorities reached in 2021 Newsletter 1 Newsletter 2 Newsletter 3 Newsletter 4 Newsletter 5 Newsletter 6
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E-Newsletter. I agree to receive email communications from Summit Center including the monthly e-newsletter, and other marketing updates and event information. Initial here if you would like to opt out and NOT receive the e-newsletter. You may still unsubscribe at any time. I have read the above Agreement and Office Policies and General Information carefully; I understand them and agree to comply with them: Client Name (Print) Signature Date For Clients Under the Age of 18: Parent Name (Print) Signature Date For Clients Under the Age of 18:
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E-Newsletter a regular e-newsletter to the wider public and to members to raise awareness and drive traffic to the Website and Members Directory and provide you with opportunities to provide up-dates, news and details of specific events and promotions that you may have; v Social Media - opportunities through established Surrey Hills platforms; v Networking Events – regular Member’s events throughout the year including networking events, training workshops and seminars;
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E-Newsletter. We use a third-party provider, MailChimp, to deliver our monthly e-newsletters. We gather statistics around email opening and clicks using industry standard technologies to help us monitor and improve our e-newsletter.
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E-Newsletter. As described in D.7.2, the METALS consortium proceeded with the publication of three newsletters at key moments of the project implementation. This was though to be a better approach then releasing newsletters on a monthly basis as originally outlined in the project proposal. This decision was justified by the fact partners reckoned that a less frequent, yet more content-based e-newsletter, would better suit the readers’ needs. Hence, partners issued three newsletters illustrating the following:
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