Ron Menchaca

Vice President of University Communications @College of Charleston

Charleston, SC, US
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WORK HISTORY

Feb 2020 — Present

Vice President of University Communications @College of Charleston

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Charleston, SC, US

Chief communications officer for a public liberal arts and sciences university. Leads the Office of University Communications and oversees teams responsible for university news, media relations, photography, video, podcasting, and crisis communications. Serves as a member of the president\'s cabinet.In addition to leading institutional communications, temporarily oversaw marketing operations during a period of organizational restructuring, guiding the team through transition and realignment.

EDUCATION

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College of Charleston

Master of Fine Arts, Creative Writing

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College of Charleston

Bachelor of Arts in English, Creative Writing

1996 — 1998

College of Charleston

Bachelor of Arts in Communication, Journalism

SKILLS

EditingNews WritingCopywritingNewslettersJournalismBloggingCopy EditingPress ReleasesPublic RelationsInternal CommunicationsMedia RelationsCrisis CommunicationsPublicationsSpeech WritingStrategic CommunicationsCreative WritingCommunity DevelopmentCorporate CommunicationsNewspapersAp Style

ABOUT RON MENCHACA

Strategic and results-driven communications executive with a strong record of elevating brand visibility and engagement in higher education. Known for leading high-impact teams, navigating complex challenges, and delivering clear, compelling messaging across digital platforms and print publications. A goal-oriented, self-motivated Army veteran with a foundation in award-winning journalism, bringing precision, integrity, and storytelling excellence to every initiative.

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