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Megan Cooley

Megan Cooley

Meghan Cooley is a higher education marketing and enrollment communication specialist at Knox College, known for email marketing and admissions communication strategy.

Sep 18, 2026

2:31
I think you were talking about email marketing, right?
2:34
Yes, that is correct.
2:35
And I have to say, I'm super excited to spill some of the beans because keeping secrets is not something I'm very good at.
2:41
So I'm excited to talk a little bit about what we're going to do.
2:46
So I'm really hoping a group of people will want to get together and talk about marketing emails to students that are 17 and their parents, or maybe a little younger, or maybe a little bit older, like transfers, and try to figure out what are our best ways of communicating with different people.
3:04
This all stems from, I talk to a lot of enrollment professionals that don't have time to really think strategically about what they're sending.
3:13
They have a search firm that sets up their search emails and their application generation emails.
7:49
All kidding aside, Jeremy has really established a kind of a really awesome legacy here for what he's been doing with colleges, with primarily enrollment leaders, right? So can you talk a little bit about what he's proposing and what he's going to be talking about during his roundtable?
2:00
But I would love if you tell the listeners a little bit about what you think or what you guys are planning here up or near NACAC.
2:08
Yes, we are super excited.
2:10
So again, just to introduce myself, my name is Megan Cooley and Teej and I are absolutely planning some exciting things near NACAC.
2:19
They are secret roundtables.
2:22
They are going to be on Thursday of NACAC.
2:25
That's October 8th.
2:27
And it's going to be near the convention center.
4:58
So who are the friends really quickly that are gonna be leading these discussions?

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