M’Side Web pages analysis
Would you consider this news?
Yes, this information can be considered news, particularly for the Morningside University community. It introduces Bette Watters as the campus Golden Retriever and highlights her role as the top dog in the Animal Ambassador program. It also provides details about Bette’s schedule, her availability for special appearances, and how the university accommodates individuals with different comfort levels around dogs.
Who are the potential audiences for this information?
The potential audiences for this information include:
- Current students at Morningside University
- Faculty and staff
- Prospective students and their families
- Individuals interested in campus programs and initiatives
What’s the “purpose” of the story?
The purpose of the story is to Introduce Bette Watters as a beloved and comforting presence on campus and also Inform the university community about the Animal Ambassador program. And lastly, to provide information about Bette’s schedule and availability for interaction.
What might the readers of this story gain? What’s the benefit?
Readers of this story might gain awareness of a furry companion on campus for emotional support. They also get information about a program designed to alleviate stress during high-pressure times. They also gain knowledge of Bette’s schedule and availability for those who want to interact with her.
What does Morningside gain from the story?
- Positive publicity and a warm, welcoming image.
- Increased engagement and connection with the university community, including students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
- Emphasis on the university’s commitment to well-being and inclusivity.
- Potential appeal to prospective students who appreciate a pet-friendly and supportive campus environment.
- The opportunity to showcase unique and heartwarming aspects of campus life, fostering a sense of community.
https://www.morningside.edu/news/animal-ambassador-bette-watters-the-golden-retriever/