How do Case Managers publicize their role with their campus communities? Case management marketing on campus can take a number of different forms. Traditional advertising may include: posters/flyers (electronic and paper) around campus information on giveaways, like stickers or folders, to students or staff advertising in publications directed toward specific communities, like students’ parents, faculty, or others tabling at events, like student/parent information fairs Higher education case managers are also active members of their communities, and building relationships with other staff and care providers is a helpful way to receive referrals. You may consider: Offering trainings on how you support students to faculty/staff meetings Hosting a provider get-together for community mental health providers Encouraging monthly meetings with student support staff to learn more about the types of student needs they encounter Visiting local hospitals or inpatient facilities and meeting with their staff to encourage connection Hosting a conference at your institution on distress in students’ lives Creating/participating in student activities in order to become a “familiar face” in student groups Are there other ways in which you connect to your campus communities? Let us know in the Discussion Forum.