Oberlin College is excited to announce a new partnership with
FanWord, a leading storytelling company in college athletics, to launch a unique content series called "Squirrel Tales." With this collaboration, Oberlin College becomes the first
North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) institution to implement FanWord's innovative storytelling software, FanWord Assist.
FanWord specializes in creating tailored storytelling solutions for athletic organizations of all sizes and currently partners with over 60 organizations across various levels of college sports, including major programs like Nebraska, Memphis, Oklahoma, and Virginia Tech.
Oberlin's new content series, "Squirrel Tales," will showcase the journeys and achievements of its student-athletes, alumni, coaches, and other notable community members.Â
"Celebrating the success of our student-athletes beyond the box score has long been a part of our mission," Associate Director of Athletics for Communications & Compliance Mike Mancini said. "The FanWord platform allows us to achieve those goals efficiently and innovatively while providing a holistic view of what it means to be a student-athlete at Oberlin College."
By leveraging FanWord Assist, Oberlin College will streamline the process of creating compelling storytelling content, making it more efficient for the communications and media team. Fans can stay updated on these stories by
following along here. Senior men's soccer player
Augie Smith is featured in the initial FanWord piece.Â
"We're very excited to launch this partnership with Oberlin College," said FanWord CEO, Chris Aumueller. "Ever since our first conversation, it was clear that Oberlin College is heavily committed to highlighting its student-athletes. We're extremely grateful to collaborate and assist them in their storytelling."Â
ABOUT FANWORD
FanWord is the storytelling company for the college sports and NIL industry that works with more than 60 athletic organizations across all levels. To learn more about FanWord's storytelling software, FanWord Assist,
click here.
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