UNC Asheville wins two national marketing awards

Here’s the press release from UNC Asheville:

UNC Asheville has earned two national awards presented by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), an international professional association for colleges and universities.

The Communication and Marketing Department received the CASE, Circle of Excellence Silver Award for its integrated communication and branding program “Seriously Creative.” A Bronze Award in the category of in-house print publications was presented to UNC Asheville for the Admissions Viewbook.

These are the first CASE national awards won by UNC Asheville. In February, the university won five district awards from CASE competing against universities in nine Southeast states.

CASE members represent 3,600 educational institutions in 76 countries. The Circle of Excellence Awards acknowledge superior accomplishments that have lasting impact, demonstrate the highest level of professionalism and deliver exceptional results.

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