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Earlham’s publications — from post cards and stationery sets to the Earlhamite alumni magazine and the Curriculum Guide — are created with great attention to high quality appearance and content. Supporting the goals of other offices and serving their needs, our staff provides the campus with design and layout services, applying standards for graphic and written content. In addition, we help the campus control the quantities, timeliness and costs of items ordered. Public Affairs provides the following services to campus departments, faculty and staff:

• Around The Heart: Internal campus communication is accomplished chiefly through electronic and printed versions of the Around The Heart newsletter available in TheHeart (portal) and through daily e-mail. Submissions — announcements, events, governance information, employment and service opportunities, scholarships, kudos, items of interest — may be made online.

• Earlhamite, Alumni Magazine: The Earlhamite, published twice a year in January and July, communicates with Earlham College alumni, donors and friends, keeping them informed about each other and connected with the greater Earlham community. Earlhamite Extras — the online component of the magazine, publishes alumni profiles, and personal essays by alumni, faculty and students on a broad range of topics related to Earlham and its mission.

• Publications: An in-house design service is available through Public Affairs to assist you in producing publications for targeted audiences.

• Style Manual: When writing about Earlham for publications or public use, College faculty and staff might find the Public Affairs Office's Style Manual helpful. It offers guidance for both journalistic and marketing-oriented writing. The single sheet pdf, Especially at Earlham, provides a handy reference to Earlham's specified departures from Associated Press style.