With colleges and universities facing a crossroads today, now is the time to key your social networks into the value of the arts and sciences with these sample social media posts below.
Share These Posts:
In renewing our call for constructive engagement with government, @phibetakappa and @aacu recently issued a framework for higher education advancing trust, transparency, and impact in ways that serve students, communities, and the nation. Read more: https://t.co/gfev4sVhVU pic.twitter.com/PJKzht77K1
— Phi Beta Kappa (@PhiBetaKappa) October 21, 2025
Follow These #Hashtags:
#edchat
#edpolicy
#highered
#humanities
#humanitiesmatter
#liberalarts
#sciencematters
#SavetheNEA
#SavetheNEH
#sciencematters
Meet Your @Legislators
Building a relationship with your legislators is easier than you might think now that many legislators are active on social media. You can find your federal legislators’ handles here.
Follow them and periodically tag your state legislators’ handles to your messages of support for the arts and sciences. Bonus tip: This approach also works for reporters covering higher education in your local paper.
