Northwest A&F University News Release Writer

Problem

College news releases often follow fixed campus conventions: titles may use a college name plus a four-character Chinese theme and a four-character Chinese subtitle, leads should cover time, place, event, participants, and significance, and student or leadership quotes need consistent formatting. Manual drafting can mix facts, wording, and order, causing repeated edits to headlines and quotes. This skill turns those constraints into a repeatable writing workflow that moves event material toward a reviewable draft.

How It Works and Limits

The skill organizes content by event type and supports eight scenarios: signing, discussion, competition, commendation, volunteer service, academic report, reception, and Qingming memorial. Key steps include:
- Title generation: applies the campus title formula with college name, four-character theme, and four-character subtitle.
- Lead assembly: organizes time, place, activity, personnel, and significance.
- Quote insertion: adds student or leadership quotes in the required format.
- Review and export: produces text for confirmation before creating a Word document.

It is better used as a first-draft and formatting aid for counselors, publicity staff, Communist Youth League staff, and student leaders. If the event is outside the eight supported types, or final publication, policy wording, official titles, and factual accuracy need verification, human review remains required.