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May 2013 Inside this issue: Alumni News Student Achievements Selected Publications Faculty Highlights Computer Science Department Newsletter May 2013 Student Recruitment West Coast Tech Network UNIVERSITY

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How to fill out spring 2013 newsletter:

1. Start by choosing a catchy title for your newsletter that reflects the content and theme of the spring season. This could be something like "Spring Blooms: News and Updates from [Organization Name]."
2. Begin with an introduction or welcome message, addressing your audience and setting the tone for the newsletter. This could include a brief overview of what to expect in the newsletter and any important announcements or updates.
3. Curate content that is relevant to the spring season. This could include articles, features, or stories related to outdoor activities, gardening, spring fashion, or upcoming events. Tailor the content to your specific audience and their interests.
4. Include any important dates or events happening during the spring season. This could be community events, fundraisers, workshops, or conferences. Provide all the necessary details such as date, time, location, and how to RSVP or participate.
5. Showcase any new products, services, or initiatives that are being launched by your organization during the spring season. Provide a brief description, along with any relevant images or links for readers to learn more or make a purchase.
6. Add a section for testimonials or success stories from previous customers or clients. This helps build credibility and shows the impact your organization has had. Include quotes, photos, or videos to make it more engaging.
7. Don't forget to include your contact information and social media links so that readers can easily get in touch or follow your organization. This promotes further engagement and allows readers to stay updated with future newsletters or events.

Who needs spring 2013 newsletter?

1. Organizations: Nonprofits, businesses, educational institutions, or any organization that wants to keep their audience informed about their spring-related initiatives, events, or updates.
2. Members or Subscribers: Individuals who have subscribed or joined a membership program to receive newsletters or updates from a particular organization. They are interested in staying connected and informed about the organization's activities.
3. Community: People living in the local community who might benefit from knowing about spring-related events, workshops, or services offered by organizations. This includes residents, parents, students, and anyone who wants to engage and participate in community activities during the spring season.

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