University Social Media
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Resources
Profile photo - Download the approved social media profile photo below. These are to be used by
official UofM social media accounts ONLY. 
Social Media Handbook - Review the UofM Social Media policies and best practices for students, faculty, staff and departmental accounts.
Post Requests
Have an event, activity or organization to highlight? Let's chat! Email socialmediateam@memphis.edu and we'll discuss a social media strategy. Please provide at least a 30-day notice. Posts must be relevant to a large audience and relate to the University.
Policy & Procedures
Establishing a University-sponsored account
Administrative offices, academic colleges, schools, departments and research units
wishing to establish a University-sponsored social media account should contact us
to begin the registration and recognition process. Account username, URL and bio must
be approved and a brief orientation with the social media manager must be completed.
Login information (username and password) will be kept on file. Facebook pages will
be created or moved under the main UofM Meta Business Portfolio. Upon approval, channels
will be added to the UofM Social Media Directory.
- Use a vanity email rather than an employee email (e.g. social@memphis.edu).
- Start the account handle with "uofm" (in most cases).
- Use searchable language in the bio; spell out acronyms.
- Use same handle (e.g. @uofmemphis) across channels when possible.
- Edit Facebook URL to include your handle (e.g. facebook.com/uofmemphis)
Maintenance of accounts
The user may create the new account subject to the terms of this policy and any requirements
imposed as a condition of approval. We will periodically review approved sites and
reserves the right to revoke or limit approval at any time at our discretion. Channels
that have been inactive for more than one year and/or posted fewer than six times
within an academic year will be evaluated and submitted for deletion.
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Through this experience, Fynn deepened her understanding of the intersection between research and policy and strengthened her voice as an advocate for sustainable solutions.
“So often, our students are disconnected from what we learn in the classroom and how that can impact our daily lives,” said Dr. Shawn Brown, associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences.
“These opportunities not only allow these connections but give students insight into how their education can serve them long after they are done at the University of Memphis by being agents for change.”
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In this session, Dr. Brown-Woods will discuss "Managing Complexity and Uncertainty in Projects and Why It Matters."
Drawing from her experience leading enterprise-level initiatives and post-merger integrations, she will share practical insights on:
• establishing guiding principles that keep complex projects aligned.
• managing uncertainty while maintaining team momentum.
• applying integration strategies to strengthen execution and outcomes.
📅 Wednesday, April 8
🕛 NOON-1 PM CDT
📍 Virtual | Microsoft Teams
This webinar is ideal for professionals and leaders looking to strengthen their approach to managing complex initiatives in rapidly evolving environments.
We hope you’ll join us!
RSVP for Teams link: https://lnkd.in/eadXUApY
Led by Sabyasachee (Sabya) Mishra, PhD, the PROTECT-CMV project will leverage AI-powered enforcement, real-time driver behavior monitoring and predictive crash analytics along key freight corridors like I-40 and I-65.
This work brings together partners across government, industry and academia to deliver proactive, data-driven solutions that protect drivers, workers and communities.
As a major hub for freight and logistics, Tennessee plays a critical role in the national supply chain with Memphis at the center of it.
This research underscores our commitment to solving real-world challenges and creating meaningful impact through collaboration.
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The position of student government president is a highly respected role and there is a special pride that one takes in being elected by their peers to lead. Bailey, who is majoring in Business Economics, is from Memphis.
He is a proud Spring 2024 initiate of Alpha Phi Alpha.
We interviewed Chris Bailey and talked to him about his position, goals, future and what it means to hold this type of leadership position in 2025–2026.
👉🏾 Click the link in our bio (@watchtheyard) to read the full article we wrote about him.
Photo Credits: Kristen Russel @kp.russell // University of Memphis @uofmemphis
A third‑generation Kappa Alpha Psi legacy, elementary education major and proud Memphian, Jones has dedicated his time to strengthening campus engagement and inspiring local students to see college as part of their future.
Whether he’s student‑teaching or uplifting his peers, Jones leads with preparation, purpose and heart: "No matter what you do, you should be able to make someone’s life better every day."
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College of Education, University of Memphis | Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated
“One of the most exciting aspects of this model is that it intentionally blends high school, college and workplace learning into a single experience,” said Lauren Beaupre, UHS coordinator of college and career planning.
Through this collaboration, students rotate through civil, mechanical, biomedical, electrical and computer research labs. Working alongside faculty and research teams allows students to see how ideas move from theory to application.
“When students step into a university research lab, engineering stops being an abstract concept and becomes something tangible,” Beaupre said. “For many students, that kind of experience is transformative. It helps them see themselves as future engineers."
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