Welcome to the home of Wilkes Univeristy's official social media! Our official campus accounts are where you will find a mix of student stories, campus news, event updates, and everyday life as a Colonel. We also use our social platforms to celebrate achievements, share opportunities, and create connections with our Wilkes community.
Whether you are a prospective student, current Colonel, alum, parent, faculty, or staff, there's something for everyone. Use the links below to follow us to stay updated, get inspired, and engage with all things Wilkes!
- Instagram: @wilkesu Instagram link
- Facebook: wilkes.university external website
- X (formerly Twitter): @wilkesu external website
- LinkedIn: wilkes-university external website
- YouTube: @wilkesuvideo external website
- TikTok: @wilkesu external website
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Social Media Staff
Isabella Barberio
Social Media Specialist
Marketing Communications
Weckesser Hall Room 301isabella.barberio@wilkes.edu
(570) 408-4564
Ambassadors
The Social Media Ambassador team is made up of creative students who help share life at Wilkes through an authentic student lens. From hosting tiny mic interviews and capturing behind-the-scenes moments to creating content for official university channels, ambassadors give our community a real-time look at what it means to be a Colonel.
They represent a variety of majors, backgrounds and interests—but all share a love for storytelling, campus spirit and connecting with others.
2025-2026 Team
- Anthony Kehs
- Brooke Coleman
- Dana Messner
- Faith Sekol
- Jenny Nguyen
- Joshua Ermeus
- Logan Colonna
- Natalia Williams
Social Media Policies
In order to set a standard of quality for social media platforms, we ask that you adhere to the following guidelines:
Respect copyright and disclosure law
Copyright laws are set in place for a reason. Not only does breaking copyright reflect poorly on yourself, it will also create a negative feeling towards the association with the University. Be original and creative and make sure you cite any material that you do not have ownership over.
Think before you speak
We encourage communicating via message boards, blogging and the vast array of mediums that are available today. Remember that access to your posts or comments are far reaching and could very well reflect on the University. Do not post anything that is questionable.
As a general rule of thumb, if you're not sure if it's a good idea, it's probably not
- Be aware of your association with Wilkes University
- Be respectful
- Not everyone will agree with everything you say. No matter what, be respectful of your audience and the information you are providing. If you are expressing opinions, make it clear that it is YOUR opinion and not that of the University.
- Social networks must not promote activities that are illegal or that violate the rights of others.