Bhalla, Hicks represent RIT at eduWeb Summit
Raman Bhalla, assistant vice president of University Web Services, led the Web and Digital track at the 2023 eduWeb Summit, held July 18-20 in Washington, D.C. In addition, Bhalla presented “Web Accessibility for Universities: Creating an Inclusive and Enhanced Digital Environment,” and Lyndsey Hicks, web and digital media strategist in Enrollment Management, presented “Let Data Lead the Way - Simple Strategies for Combatting Opinions with Confidence.” In its 18th year, eduWeb is a community of higher education professionals and industry partners passionate about advancing their marketing, communications, and digital work from colleges and universities in the U.S. and abroad.
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