Thursday, November 30, 2006
Study Nights
Please let me know what all of you have done for Study Nights! Make sure you pick up your flyers!
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
AHA Study Nights - Timeline
Here is a basic format for the PR of this event. Please keep in mind that during this time of the year, people tend to forget and are very wrapped up in their exams. So PR for this event should be suttle but repetitive enough that students do not forget and understand AHA is an event to help get through "FINALS!" and ought to be attended...
Flyering:
Once flyers are received, they should be posted Monday, November 27th & Thursday, November 30th. Please sign up below to choose which day you elect to poster so we can spread out the flyering.
Monday (27th):
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Thursday (30th) :
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Polydots:
Polydots are to be passed out the last Thursday of classes, which is the 30th.
We will be passing out between the times of 11 and 2 pm. In the PBPR meeting before this Thursday we will assign times for pass-outs.
E-mails:
Emails to the assigned list servs should be sent out Monday, November 27th, with a follow up (reminder) email sent on the last day of classes, Friday, December 1st.
More PR for this event will be discussed...
Flyering:
Once flyers are received, they should be posted Monday, November 27th & Thursday, November 30th. Please sign up below to choose which day you elect to poster so we can spread out the flyering.
Monday (27th):
1.
2.
3.
4.
Thursday (30th) :
1.
2.
3.
4.
Polydots:
Polydots are to be passed out the last Thursday of classes, which is the 30th.
We will be passing out between the times of 11 and 2 pm. In the PBPR meeting before this Thursday we will assign times for pass-outs.
E-mails:
Emails to the assigned list servs should be sent out Monday, November 27th, with a follow up (reminder) email sent on the last day of classes, Friday, December 1st.
More PR for this event will be discussed...
AHA Study Nights
Date: Monday, December 4th & Tuesday, December 5th
Time: 9 - 11pm
Location: McCarthy Quad
Description:
A semesterly study break event. Free massages, boba, Subway sandwiches (12/4), lemonade and coffee, and blue books and scanttrons.
Sponsors: AHA, ISA & APASA
Time: 9 - 11pm
Location: McCarthy Quad
Description:
A semesterly study break event. Free massages, boba, Subway sandwiches (12/4), lemonade and coffee, and blue books and scanttrons.
Sponsors: AHA, ISA & APASA
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
WSA: CAROL J. ADAMS: THE PORNOGRAPHY OF MEAT
Thursday, November 9, 2006
6-8pm
THH 202
Prominent feminist author and speaker Carol Adams presents her infamous Sexual Politics of Meat Slide Show, which examines the meat industry and how it plays into culture, media, and gender roles.
VEGAN POST RECEPTION by LEAF CUISINE to follow!
Check out the Facebook Event! http://usc.facebook.com/event.php?eid=2216742215
6-8pm
THH 202
Prominent feminist author and speaker Carol Adams presents her infamous Sexual Politics of Meat Slide Show, which examines the meat industry and how it plays into culture, media, and gender roles.
VEGAN POST RECEPTION by LEAF CUISINE to follow!
Check out the Facebook Event! http://usc.facebook.com/event.php?eid=2216742215
Trojan Pride & Special Events: Conquest Picture Contest
Come check out Tommy Trojan Tuesday, Nov. 14 from 11-2pm!
Caricature Artists, Games, Music, and More!
Information about CONQUEST will also be available!
On November 1st, students can begin submitting pictures they feel embody the Trojan Spirit to Trojan Pride [scpride@usc.edu]. The top ten pictures judged by a panel of Trojan Pride and Special Events committee members will be displayed on the Trojan Pride website where students can vote for their favorite photo. The top three photographers will recieve prizes and the winner will have their picture displayed at CONQUEST on November 30th!
Prizes include: Backstage passes at CONQUEST to see THE FRAY, an I-Pod Shuffle for 3rd place, I-Pod Nano for 2nd Place, and a Video
Caricature Artists, Games, Music, and More!
Information about CONQUEST will also be available!
On November 1st, students can begin submitting pictures they feel embody the Trojan Spirit to Trojan Pride [scpride@usc.edu]. The top ten pictures judged by a panel of Trojan Pride and Special Events committee members will be displayed on the Trojan Pride website where students can vote for their favorite photo. The top three photographers will recieve prizes and the winner will have their picture displayed at CONQUEST on November 30th!
Prizes include: Backstage passes at CONQUEST to see THE FRAY, an I-Pod Shuffle for 3rd place, I-Pod Nano for 2nd Place, and a Video
PR Event: November 14, 2006
On Tuesday, November 14th, Trojan Pride & PBPR are hosting a promotional event for the Trojan Pride Picture Contest. Please put a time between 10 and 2pm of that day at which you can participate next to your name below:
1. Mary
2. Raiza: 1 - 2pm
3. Colleen
4. Loren
5. Leela
6. Katherine
7. Armando
8. Julie L.
9. Chelsea
10.Kristen
1. Mary
2. Raiza: 1 - 2pm
3. Colleen
4. Loren
5. Leela
6. Katherine
7. Armando
8. Julie L.
9. Chelsea
10.Kristen
Special Events: NCAA Football Challenge
Date: Wednesday, 11/15/06
Time: 1 - 5 pm
Location: Alumni Park
Description:
The EA SPORTS NCAA Football Challenge is EA’s officially sanctioned, coast-to-coast NCAA Football tournament to decide the best collegiate NCAA Football player in the nation.
Time: 1 - 5 pm
Location: Alumni Park
Description:
The EA SPORTS NCAA Football Challenge is EA’s officially sanctioned, coast-to-coast NCAA Football tournament to decide the best collegiate NCAA Football player in the nation.
Monday, November 06, 2006
Forward this out ASAP!
The Speakers Committee of USC Program Board presents:
REZA ASLAN
The Future of Islam
Tuesday, November 7
7:00-8:00pm
Taper Hall of Humanities 101
REZA ASLAN, the author of the highly acclaimed "No god but God: the Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam" and one of the nation's most respected and dynamic experts on Islam in the Middle East, will be coming to USC to discuss the intricate interplay between faith and politics in the Muslim world.
Mr. Aslan, who has written for the New York Times and Slate and has recently appeared on "The Daily Show" and "Real Time with Bill Maher", among others, presents Islam as an ever-evolving faith and culture currently in the midst of a cataclysmic internal battle for reform and modernization. The first young Muslim intellectual to come on the scene in years, Mr. Aslan brings a new, passionate, and much-needed perspective to the national discussion regarding Islam.
REZA ASLAN
The Future of Islam
Tuesday, November 7
7:00-8:00pm
Taper Hall of Humanities 101
REZA ASLAN, the author of the highly acclaimed "No god but God: the Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam" and one of the nation's most respected and dynamic experts on Islam in the Middle East, will be coming to USC to discuss the intricate interplay between faith and politics in the Muslim world.
Mr. Aslan, who has written for the New York Times and Slate and has recently appeared on "The Daily Show" and "Real Time with Bill Maher", among others, presents Islam as an ever-evolving faith and culture currently in the midst of a cataclysmic internal battle for reform and modernization. The first young Muslim intellectual to come on the scene in years, Mr. Aslan brings a new, passionate, and much-needed perspective to the national discussion regarding Islam.
Friday, November 03, 2006
PLEASE SEND THIS EVENT OUT TO PEOPLE!
The Groundlings Improv Comedy Show
Date: Sunday, November 5, 2006
Time: 8 - 9pm
Location: Ground Zero
Description:
The Groundlings are an established improv/sketch
comedy troupe based out of Hollywood. Many of Saturday Night Live's most
successful stars were discovered when they were Groundlings, including Will
Farrell, Chris Kattan, and Maya Rudolph. The are performing here at USC at
Ground Zero on November 5th at 8 pm, free admission.
Improv Group - Legendary Los Angeles improv company that launched the careers of such performers as Phil Hartman, Lisa Kudrow, Jon Lovitz & Edie McClurg!
Date: Sunday, November 5, 2006
Time: 8 - 9pm
Location: Ground Zero
Description:
The Groundlings are an established improv/sketch
comedy troupe based out of Hollywood. Many of Saturday Night Live's most
successful stars were discovered when they were Groundlings, including Will
Farrell, Chris Kattan, and Maya Rudolph. The are performing here at USC at
Ground Zero on November 5th at 8 pm, free admission.
Improv Group - Legendary Los Angeles improv company that launched the careers of such performers as Phil Hartman, Lisa Kudrow, Jon Lovitz & Edie McClurg!
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
BSA Reflections
Date: Thursday, November 7, 2006
Time: 7pm
Location: Ground Zero
Description:
"Reflections..." is an event aimed at remembering our
ancestors and celebrating the survival of African Americans. The event will
feature spoken word perfomances, a keynote speaker and an interactive
portion aimed at rasing students consciousness about the resilience of the
African American spirit. Food will be served.
Time: 7pm
Location: Ground Zero
Description:
"Reflections..." is an event aimed at remembering our
ancestors and celebrating the survival of African Americans. The event will
feature spoken word perfomances, a keynote speaker and an interactive
portion aimed at rasing students consciousness about the resilience of the
African American spirit. Food will be served.
Concerts: Waking Ashland & Brandston
Date: Friday, November 10,2006
Time: 7 - 10pm; doors open at 6pm
Location: USC Ground Zero
Description:
1) Waking Ashland
- for fans of mae, acceptance, and jack's mannequin.
-san diego piano-rock band
-have played in warped tour and with jack's mannequin
-www.myspace.com/wakingashland
(2) Brandtson
-indie-electronica band featured on mtv-U and will be on MTV2 next month
-"earthquake & sharks" on indie 103.1
-www.myspace.com/brandtson
(3) Impel
Time: 7 - 10pm; doors open at 6pm
Location: USC Ground Zero
Description:
1) Waking Ashland
- for fans of mae, acceptance, and jack's mannequin.
-san diego piano-rock band
-have played in warped tour and with jack's mannequin
-www.myspace.com/wakingashland
(2) Brandtson
-indie-electronica band featured on mtv-U and will be on MTV2 next month
-"earthquake & sharks" on indie 103.1
-www.myspace.com/brandtson
(3) Impel
ISA International Food Fair
Date: Thursday, November 16, 2006
Time: 11:30 - 2pm
Location: Alumni Park
Description:
Exchange of canned food for food of different cultural cuisines. The canned food will be donated to Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.
Time: 11:30 - 2pm
Location: Alumni Park
Description:
Exchange of canned food for food of different cultural cuisines. The canned food will be donated to Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.
LSA Tailgate
Date: Saturday, November 18, 2006
Time: 2 - 6pm
Location: TBD
Description:
This is the Latina/o Student Assembly first Tailgate. It is a tailgate for all members of LSA and the general USC public to enjoy food, musical entertainment, and rally support to defeat CAL.
Time: 2 - 6pm
Location: TBD
Description:
This is the Latina/o Student Assembly first Tailgate. It is a tailgate for all members of LSA and the general USC public to enjoy food, musical entertainment, and rally support to defeat CAL.
PSA Women in Politics: Voting, Women & Afghanistan
Date: Monday, November 13, 2006
Time: 12 - 1pm
Location: TBA
Description:
Marilyn Evans worked with women in Muslim counties: Afghanistan, Yemen, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. She worked with two NGO's dedicated to the democratic development and a UN election-related mission in Afghanistan where she provided consultation, coaching, and training for women who were interested in the political process. For women who were actually seeking office, she provided campaign training and coaching.
In these countries, women are represented in the various political parties, but do not truly have an influence as political leaders. Women are not taken seriously as candidates for office due to their lack of power, unless the woman is related to a poweful male figure.
In Afghanistan, Marilyn served as the "gender specialist" for the UN, as well as continued work efforts with women who were political party leaders.
Sponsors: Unruh Institute of Politics
Time: 12 - 1pm
Location: TBA
Description:
Marilyn Evans worked with women in Muslim counties: Afghanistan, Yemen, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. She worked with two NGO's dedicated to the democratic development and a UN election-related mission in Afghanistan where she provided consultation, coaching, and training for women who were interested in the political process. For women who were actually seeking office, she provided campaign training and coaching.
In these countries, women are represented in the various political parties, but do not truly have an influence as political leaders. Women are not taken seriously as candidates for office due to their lack of power, unless the woman is related to a poweful male figure.
In Afghanistan, Marilyn served as the "gender specialist" for the UN, as well as continued work efforts with women who were political party leaders.
Sponsors: Unruh Institute of Politics
PSA Bobby
Free Advance Film Screening Bobby (2006)
Date: Wednesday, November 8, 2006
Time: 7:30pm
Location: University Village 3
Description:
Join the Political Student Assembly for a free screening of the film, BOBBY!
Please email BobbyLA@alliedadvpub.com to RSVP and get your free email pass.
Tagline:
He saw wrong and tried to right it. He saw suffering and tried to heal it.
He saw war and tried to stop it.
Plot Outline:
The story of the assassination of U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy, former
candidate for U.S. President, on June 6th, 1968. The film centers around 22
people who were at the Ambassador Hotel where he was killed.
Starring:
Harry Belafonte, Joy Bryant, Nick Cannon, Emilio Estevez, Laurence
Fishburne, Brian Geraghty, Heather Graham, Anthony Hopkins, Helen Hunt,
Joshua Jackson, Ashton Kutcher, Shia LaBeouf, Lindsay Lohan, William H.
Macy, Svetlana Metkina
Written & Directed by Emilio Estevez
Space is limited! Get your email pass soon!
Arrive early; seats are not guaranteed.
Date: Wednesday, November 8, 2006
Time: 7:30pm
Location: University Village 3
Description:
Join the Political Student Assembly for a free screening of the film, BOBBY!
Please email BobbyLA@alliedadvpub.com to RSVP and get your free email pass.
Tagline:
He saw wrong and tried to right it. He saw suffering and tried to heal it.
He saw war and tried to stop it.
Plot Outline:
The story of the assassination of U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy, former
candidate for U.S. President, on June 6th, 1968. The film centers around 22
people who were at the Ambassador Hotel where he was killed.
Starring:
Harry Belafonte, Joy Bryant, Nick Cannon, Emilio Estevez, Laurence
Fishburne, Brian Geraghty, Heather Graham, Anthony Hopkins, Helen Hunt,
Joshua Jackson, Ashton Kutcher, Shia LaBeouf, Lindsay Lohan, William H.
Macy, Svetlana Metkina
Written & Directed by Emilio Estevez
Space is limited! Get your email pass soon!
Arrive early; seats are not guaranteed.
PSA Muslim Women Political Leaders; Their Work and Lives with Marilyn Evans
Date: Monday, November 13th
Time: 11:45 - 1pm
Location: Doheny Intellectual Commons
Description:
Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics, the Political Student Assembly, & the
Women's Student Assembly present The Women and Politics Series Muslim Women Political Leaders; Their Work and Lives with Marilyn Evans.
RSVP Requested to unruhins@usc.edu or 213-740-8964
Join Evans as she presents her personal experiences promoting women's civic
engagement in Afghanistan, Yemen, and Pakistan.
Marilyn Evans' professional career spans private, public and non-profit
(NGO) sectors in the US and with recent service in Armenia, Yemen, Pakistan,
Afghanistan and Bangladesh. As a start-up executive, she has created and
led both businesses and advocacy organizations, receiving national awards
from organizations such as Common Cause, Ernst & Young (Social
Entrepreneurism) and Leadership America. She built from a pilot project
Kids Voting USA, a national advocacy organization to increase voter turnout,
beginning in her home state Arizona with roll-out to more than 40 states.
Additional political experience includes involvement in many local, state
and national campaigns including twice co-chairing the finance committee of
Arizona's current Governor. Marilyn's history of volunteerism includes
chairmanship of commissions and state departments, recruited by three
Arizona governors. During the last three years, she has enjoyed utilizing
private, public and non-profit sector skills to serve political and civil society organizations internationally and intends to continue this international focus. After the November 2006 elections, she will assist Janet Napolitano, Arizona's Governor, with herinitiative as Chairperson of the National Governors Association, Innovation
America.
Time: 11:45 - 1pm
Location: Doheny Intellectual Commons
Description:
Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics, the Political Student Assembly, & the
Women's Student Assembly present The Women and Politics Series Muslim Women Political Leaders; Their Work and Lives with Marilyn Evans.
RSVP Requested to unruhins@usc.edu or 213-740-8964
Join Evans as she presents her personal experiences promoting women's civic
engagement in Afghanistan, Yemen, and Pakistan.
Marilyn Evans' professional career spans private, public and non-profit
(NGO) sectors in the US and with recent service in Armenia, Yemen, Pakistan,
Afghanistan and Bangladesh. As a start-up executive, she has created and
led both businesses and advocacy organizations, receiving national awards
from organizations such as Common Cause, Ernst & Young (Social
Entrepreneurism) and Leadership America. She built from a pilot project
Kids Voting USA, a national advocacy organization to increase voter turnout,
beginning in her home state Arizona with roll-out to more than 40 states.
Additional political experience includes involvement in many local, state
and national campaigns including twice co-chairing the finance committee of
Arizona's current Governor. Marilyn's history of volunteerism includes
chairmanship of commissions and state departments, recruited by three
Arizona governors. During the last three years, she has enjoyed utilizing
private, public and non-profit sector skills to serve political and civil society organizations internationally and intends to continue this international focus. After the November 2006 elections, she will assist Janet Napolitano, Arizona's Governor, with herinitiative as Chairperson of the National Governors Association, Innovation
America.
Performing Arts: The Groundlings
The Groundlings Improv Comedy Show
Date: Sunday, November 5, 2006
Time: 8 - 9pm
Location: Ground Zero
Description:
The Groundlings are an established improv/sketch
comedy troupe based out of Hollywood. Many of Saturday Night Live's most
successful stars were discovered when they were Groundlings, including Will
Farrell, Chris Kattan, and Maya Rudolph. The are performing here at USC at
Ground Zero on November 5th at 8 pm, free admission.
Improv Group - Legendary Los Angeles improv company that launched the careers of such performers as Phil Hartman, Lisa Kudrow, Jon Lovitz & Edie McClurg!
Date: Sunday, November 5, 2006
Time: 8 - 9pm
Location: Ground Zero
Description:
The Groundlings are an established improv/sketch
comedy troupe based out of Hollywood. Many of Saturday Night Live's most
successful stars were discovered when they were Groundlings, including Will
Farrell, Chris Kattan, and Maya Rudolph. The are performing here at USC at
Ground Zero on November 5th at 8 pm, free admission.
Improv Group - Legendary Los Angeles improv company that launched the careers of such performers as Phil Hartman, Lisa Kudrow, Jon Lovitz & Edie McClurg!
Graduate & Professional Student Senate
Contact Information:
Tel:: 213.740.5649
Fax: 213.740.9381
E-mail: gpss@usc.edu
Tel:: 213.740.5649
Fax: 213.740.9381
E-mail: gpss@usc.edu
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Agenda 10/31
BSA Reflections:
Flyer - 11/2, 11/6
Email - 11/1
Row Walk - 11/6
Groundlings Performing Arts
Flyer - 11/2
Email - 11/1
Concerts on the Rise
Flyer - 11/2, 11/6, 11/9
Email - 11/6
Row Walk - 11/6
PSA Women in Politics
Flyer - 11/6, 11/9, 11/13
Email - 11/9
Row Walk - 11/13
Trojan Pride Conquest - Picture Contest
Flyer - 11/2, 11/6, 11/9, 11/13, 11/16, 11/20
Row Walk - 11/6, 11/20
Special Events: Battle of the Cans
Flyer - 11/9, 11/13, 11/16
Email - 11/13
Row Walk - 11/13
Trojan Pride Victory Buses
Flyer - 11/13, 11/16, 11/20, 11/23, 11/27, 11/30
Email - 11/16
Row Walk - 11/20
Flyer - 11/2, 11/6
Email - 11/1
Row Walk - 11/6
Groundlings Performing Arts
Flyer - 11/2
Email - 11/1
Concerts on the Rise
Flyer - 11/2, 11/6, 11/9
Email - 11/6
Row Walk - 11/6
PSA Women in Politics
Flyer - 11/6, 11/9, 11/13
Email - 11/9
Row Walk - 11/13
Trojan Pride Conquest - Picture Contest
Flyer - 11/2, 11/6, 11/9, 11/13, 11/16, 11/20
Row Walk - 11/6, 11/20
Special Events: Battle of the Cans
Flyer - 11/9, 11/13, 11/16
Email - 11/13
Row Walk - 11/13
Trojan Pride Victory Buses
Flyer - 11/13, 11/16, 11/20, 11/23, 11/27, 11/30
Email - 11/16
Row Walk - 11/20
PBPR Task List --> for every single event
Remember there is flyering on top of these tasks...
1. Raiza
Contact DT about event, write blurb and send it to dailytrojancity@yahoo.com
a. put stacks of flyers in places students often go
2. Mary
email all of the organizations on your list
3. Colleen
contact listservs
Row Walk on Monday
4. Leela
Flyer ALL over Parkside & other dorms
email cultural centers on campus & give them all flyers (El Centro Chicano, APASS...)
5. Katherine
Flyer - assigned buildings to be posted
Email other cultural centers (LGBT - Vincent Vigil is the director, ...)
6. Armando
Flyer Business school
Contact KSCR & give information about upcoming events
7. Kristen
Email residential organizations, Building Governments & URSC
8. Chelsea
Publicity towards the Greeks:
Flyer along the Row
Row Walk
9. Loren
Contact all academic advisors
10. Julie L.
Check the daily Trojan for articles, come into the office and make copies/print out press on a weekly basis
11. Jasmine
Help with a display case on a weekly basis
1. Raiza
Contact DT about event, write blurb and send it to dailytrojancity@yahoo.com
a. put stacks of flyers in places students often go
2. Mary
email all of the organizations on your list
3. Colleen
contact listservs
Row Walk on Monday
4. Leela
Flyer ALL over Parkside & other dorms
email cultural centers on campus & give them all flyers (El Centro Chicano, APASS...)
5. Katherine
Flyer - assigned buildings to be posted
Email other cultural centers (LGBT - Vincent Vigil is the director, ...)
6. Armando
Flyer Business school
Contact KSCR & give information about upcoming events
7. Kristen
Email residential organizations, Building Governments & URSC
8. Chelsea
Publicity towards the Greeks:
Flyer along the Row
Row Walk
9. Loren
Contact all academic advisors
10. Julie L.
Check the daily Trojan for articles, come into the office and make copies/print out press on a weekly basis
11. Jasmine
Help with a display case on a weekly basis
AHA's Study Nights
Date: December 4 & 5, 2006
Time: 9 - 11pm
Location: McCarthy Quad
Description:
A semesterly study break event. Free massages, boba, Subway sandwiches (12/4), lemonade and coffee, and blue books and scanttrons.
Sponsors: AHA, ISA, APASA
Time: 9 - 11pm
Location: McCarthy Quad
Description:
A semesterly study break event. Free massages, boba, Subway sandwiches (12/4), lemonade and coffee, and blue books and scanttrons.
Sponsors: AHA, ISA, APASA
Special Events - Battle of the Cans
Date: November 17, 2006
Time: 8 - 11pm
Location: McCarthy Quad
Description:
This is a charity event like a battle of the bands style concert. Residents can exchange one dollar or one non-perishable food item for a ticket to vote for their favorite band.
Concept:
Mix the food can part with the music part of the event.
Please include the name of the bands as well - Bt4, Five Minutes to Freedom, Kina Grannis, The Drop.
Time: 8 - 11pm
Location: McCarthy Quad
Description:
This is a charity event like a battle of the bands style concert. Residents can exchange one dollar or one non-perishable food item for a ticket to vote for their favorite band.
Concept:
Mix the food can part with the music part of the event.
Please include the name of the bands as well - Bt4, Five Minutes to Freedom, Kina Grannis, The Drop.
BSA's You So Crazy
Date: November 16, 2006
Time: 7pm
Location: Village Gate Theatre
Description:
"You so Crazy" featuring BETA and 4 of L.A.'s hottest comedians.
The event is a night of laugh-out-loud comedy from USC's own Black
Theatrical & Entertainment Association and professional comedians.
Concept:
Would like the flyer to have both the BSA and BETA
logos as well as pictures of the comedians (will email). Other than that,
images that suggest laughter and fun will suffice.
Sponsors: BSA & BETA
Time: 7pm
Location: Village Gate Theatre
Description:
"You so Crazy" featuring BETA and 4 of L.A.'s hottest comedians.
The event is a night of laugh-out-loud comedy from USC's own Black
Theatrical & Entertainment Association and professional comedians.
Concept:
Would like the flyer to have both the BSA and BETA
logos as well as pictures of the comedians (will email). Other than that,
images that suggest laughter and fun will suffice.
Sponsors: BSA & BETA
ISA's USC - Cal Tailgate
Date: November 18th, 2006
Time: 11 am
Location: Alumni Park
Description:
The goal of this event is to promote one of American and certainly USC's favorite
pastimes while instilling a sense of Trojan Pride to all USC students. With
ISA getting directly involved in this tailgate, the event also hopes to
provide an opportunity for international students to learn more about the
significance of tailgate and the sport itself.
Theme: Cardinal and Gold - basically, the normal posters that
PB has done for past tailgates but should be geared towards students, both
domestic and international students.
Sponsors: ISA & Trojan Pride
Time: 11 am
Location: Alumni Park
Description:
The goal of this event is to promote one of American and certainly USC's favorite
pastimes while instilling a sense of Trojan Pride to all USC students. With
ISA getting directly involved in this tailgate, the event also hopes to
provide an opportunity for international students to learn more about the
significance of tailgate and the sport itself.
Theme: Cardinal and Gold - basically, the normal posters that
PB has done for past tailgates but should be geared towards students, both
domestic and international students.
Sponsors: ISA & Trojan Pride
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Task List - Week 10/24
BARAK OBAMA - Political Student Assembly
Friday, October 27th
Steps of the Doheny Library
2:45 - 4pm
Mary: Email academic/student organisations
Loren: Email related advisors
Katherine/Armando: Flyer on Thursday for event
TEAM: Send Facebook Event invitation to friends
BEYOND BOOKS - AHA
Wednesday, November 1st
Davidson Conference Center
6 - 8pm
Mary: Email academic/student organisations
Loren: Email related advisors
Katherine/Armando: Flyer Thursday (10/26) or Monday (10/30) for event
REZA ASLAN - Speakers
Tuesday, November 7th
THH 101
7pm
Mary: Email religion classes
Loren: Email related advisors & poly-sci classes
Leela: Flyer at Parkside
Katherine: Make announcement at Relgion class
Coming up...
WAKING ASHLAND & BRANDTSON - Concerts
Friday, November 10th
Ground Zero
7 - 10pm
Work on Contacting band for demo CDs
Banner to be made
Flyers to be posted
General:
Friday, October 27th
Steps of the Doheny Library
2:45 - 4pm
Mary: Email academic/student organisations
Loren: Email related advisors
Katherine/Armando: Flyer on Thursday for event
TEAM: Send Facebook Event invitation to friends
BEYOND BOOKS - AHA
Wednesday, November 1st
Davidson Conference Center
6 - 8pm
Mary: Email academic/student organisations
Loren: Email related advisors
Katherine/Armando: Flyer Thursday (10/26) or Monday (10/30) for event
REZA ASLAN - Speakers
Tuesday, November 7th
THH 101
7pm
Mary: Email religion classes
Loren: Email related advisors & poly-sci classes
Leela: Flyer at Parkside
Katherine: Make announcement at Relgion class
Coming up...
WAKING ASHLAND & BRANDTSON - Concerts
Friday, November 10th
Ground Zero
7 - 10pm
Work on Contacting band for demo CDs
Banner to be made
Flyers to be posted
General:
- Email Julie W. "Media Kit" files
- Look for Julie W.'s email with updated PBPR logo
- Painiting PBPR board outside...keep up ideas for better "look"
Monday, October 23, 2006
Organizations Emails
I sent out the emails to all of the student organizations which may be interested in the Diavolo Dance and Ralph Nader events.
By now, I've compiled a TON of emails (mainly student organizations by type-political, cultural, recreational, etc). Feel free to email me if you need any!
By now, I've compiled a TON of emails (mainly student organizations by type-political, cultural, recreational, etc). Feel free to email me if you need any!
Reminder: Announcements
As a reminder again, we will be making announcements to all the Greek Houses tomorrow at 4:45pm. Meet in front of the Alpha Delta Pi House. Thanks!
Sunday, October 22, 2006
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Task List - Week 10/17
Diavlo Dance Theatre is on Monday (10/23):
- please invite friends to Facebook event
- if you have not received an invitation, let Julie, Mary or Raiza know
- flyering on Monday - Katherine
- make list of theater classes - Colleen
- send email to several classes to alert of event
- collect emails for music school - Loren
- send email to alert of event
- Polydots will be passed out on Monday
- anybody who can make it between 12 and 2 on Monday, please come out to Tommy Trojan to help spread word about the Diavlo event
- If you have not already please see the list of General Ed's on the blog and make an effort to send out some e-mails to different professors or better yet make announcements at the beginning of some of the classes
- After writing (not sending) the email, please forward to Julie, Mary or Raiza
- Post the classes to which you chose to publicize on the blog (so there are no repeats)
- please invite friends to Facebook event
- if you have not received an invitation, let Julie, Mary or Raiza know
- flyering on Monday - Katherine
- Email Poly-Sci classes & Member Organizations- Mary
- If you have not already please see the list of General Ed's on the blog and make an effort to send out some e-mails to different professors or better yet make announcements at the beginning of some of the classes
- After writing (not sending) the email, please forward to Julie, Mary or Raiza
- Post the classes to which you chose to publicize on the blog (so there are no repeats)
- Polydots will be passed out on Monday
- anybody who can make it between 12 and 2 on Monday, please come out to Tommy Trojan to help spread word about the Ralph Nader event
- Email academic organizations - Armando
- Email student organizations - Loren
- Email advisors - Julie Lindeen
- please invite friends to Facebook event
- if you have not received an invitation, let Julie, Mary or Raiza know
- Flyering on Thursday - Armando
- Email member organizations - Mary
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Concerts: On the Rise: Program Board Presents Waking Ashland and Brandtson
Date: November 10th
Time: 7 - 10pm; doors open at 6pm
Location: USC Ground Zero
Description: There will be three bands:
(1) Waking Ashland
- for fans of mae, acceptance, and jack's mannequin.
-san diego piano-rock band
-have played in warped tour and with jack's mannequin
-www.myspace.com/wakingashland
(2) Brandtson
-indie-electronica band featured on mtv-U and will be on MTV2 next month
-"earthquake & sharks" on indie 103.1
-www.myspace.com/brandtson
(3) Impel
Instructions: Simple flyering on the week of, wherever you see fit,
and small flyers in RC/RA boxes.
Time: 7 - 10pm; doors open at 6pm
Location: USC Ground Zero
Description: There will be three bands:
(1) Waking Ashland
- for fans of mae, acceptance, and jack's mannequin.
-san diego piano-rock band
-have played in warped tour and with jack's mannequin
-www.myspace.com/wakingashland
(2) Brandtson
-indie-electronica band featured on mtv-U and will be on MTV2 next month
-"earthquake & sharks" on indie 103.1
-www.myspace.com/brandtson
(3) Impel
Instructions: Simple flyering on the week of, wherever you see fit,
and small flyers in RC/RA boxes.
ISA International Food Fair
Date: November 16th
Time: 11:30 - 2pm
Location: Alumni Park
Description: Exchange of canned food for food of different cultural cuisines. The canned food will be donated to Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.
Theme: Major theme of the event is food. Target all USC students; picture of canned food, an arrow pointing from the canned food to pictures of ethnic food, include writing to explain purpose of event "donated canned food will be given to Los Angeles Regional Food Bank", mixed bright colors
Time: 11:30 - 2pm
Location: Alumni Park
Description: Exchange of canned food for food of different cultural cuisines. The canned food will be donated to Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.
Theme: Major theme of the event is food. Target all USC students; picture of canned food, an arrow pointing from the canned food to pictures of ethnic food, include writing to explain purpose of event "donated canned food will be given to Los Angeles Regional Food Bank", mixed bright colors
LSA Tailgate
Date: November 18th
Time: 2 - 6 pm
Location: TBD
Description: This is the Latina/o Student Assembly first Tailgate. It is a tailgate for all members of LSA and the general USC public to enjoy food, musical entertainment, and rally support to defeat CAL.
Theme: We would like to see anything creative. It does not have to be culturally inspired. This is a tailgate for the general USC public. We want flyers that catch a person's attention.
Time: 2 - 6 pm
Location: TBD
Description: This is the Latina/o Student Assembly first Tailgate. It is a tailgate for all members of LSA and the general USC public to enjoy food, musical entertainment, and rally support to defeat CAL.
Theme: We would like to see anything creative. It does not have to be culturally inspired. This is a tailgate for the general USC public. We want flyers that catch a person's attention.
Monday, October 16, 2006
USG Town Hall Meeting!
Fellow Trojans,
Undergraduate Student Government would like to welcome everyone to take part in this month's USG Town Hall Meeting . The topic for this month will be Meal Plans. Our goal is to discuss ways of improving both the quality and price of food on campus. Representatives from Trojan Hospitality and the Student Senate will be present to field any questions and suggestions that the student body would like to address. With the help of the student body, we will be able to come up with a resolution that reflects the student body's wants. Your voice is important to getting quick and powerful results, so please come out and let your voice be heard!
USG Town Hall
Agenda: USC Meal Plans
Tuesday, October 17th @ 7pm
THH 201
Undergraduate Student Government
usg@usc.edu
Undergraduate Student Government would like to welcome everyone to take part in this month's USG Town Hall Meeting . The topic for this month will be Meal Plans. Our goal is to discuss ways of improving both the quality and price of food on campus. Representatives from Trojan Hospitality and the Student Senate will be present to field any questions and suggestions that the student body would like to address. With the help of the student body, we will be able to come up with a resolution that reflects the student body's wants. Your voice is important to getting quick and powerful results, so please come out and let your voice be heard!
USG Town Hall
Agenda: USC Meal Plans
Tuesday, October 17th @ 7pm
THH 201
Undergraduate Student Government
usg@usc.edu
No Tabling tomorrow
Color Copier is still broken, hopefully I will be able to buy copies from kinkos.
I'll keep you guys posted!
I'll keep you guys posted!
Thursday, October 12, 2006
General Ed Emails
For the Ralph Nader Event, I emailed the following General Ed classes:
- Law Politics & Public Policy - Barnes
- Social Problems - Kaplan
- The United States & World Affairs - Bender
- Gender & Sexualities - Banner
- Language, Society & Culture - Finegan
- Social Issues & Gender - Halberstam
Sororities List - For Diavlo Publicity Event & Diavlo Info
Alpha Delta Pi: Mary
Kappa Kappa Gamma: Loren
Alpha Chi Omega: Armando
Kappa Alpha Theta: Leela
Alpha Phi: Colleen
Gamma Phi Beta: Kristen
Delta Delta Delta: Katherine
Delta Gamma: Raiza
Pi Beta Phi: Chelsea
Name: DIAVOLO DANCE THEATER
Tagline: Let it Blow Your Mind
Host: Program Board Performing Arts
Date: Monday, October 23, 2006
Time: 8:00pm - 10:00pm
Venue: Bovard Auditorium, University of Southern California
EXPERIENCE DANCE LIKE YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE
Diavolo is a famous internationally acclaimed modern dance company, who have been recognized for years as being at the vanguard of the modern dance movment. Come see a dance show that is unlike any other you will ever see.
Whether you are a long-time lover of dance or you have never seen or cared about dance in your life, this show will take your breath away.
The company is composed of dancers, gymnasts and actors who choreograph their pieces around outrageous and surrealistic set pieces. Everyday items such as doors, chairs and stairways provide the back-drop for dramatic movement – leaping, flying, twirling – that creates metaphors for the challenge of relationships, the absurdities of life and the struggle to maintain our humanity in an increasingly technological world.
USC STUDENTS: ADMISSION IS FREE. Just show up before the show starts WITH YOUR STUDENT ID and you will be let it. Get there early for good seats, seating will be first come first serve.
Non-USC Students: buy tickets from the USC ticket office, 213.740.711
Kappa Kappa Gamma: Loren
Alpha Chi Omega: Armando
Kappa Alpha Theta: Leela
Alpha Phi: Colleen
Gamma Phi Beta: Kristen
Delta Delta Delta: Katherine
Delta Gamma: Raiza
Pi Beta Phi: Chelsea
Name: DIAVOLO DANCE THEATER
Tagline: Let it Blow Your Mind
Host: Program Board Performing Arts
Date: Monday, October 23, 2006
Time: 8:00pm - 10:00pm
Venue: Bovard Auditorium, University of Southern California
EXPERIENCE DANCE LIKE YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE
Diavolo is a famous internationally acclaimed modern dance company, who have been recognized for years as being at the vanguard of the modern dance movment. Come see a dance show that is unlike any other you will ever see.
Whether you are a long-time lover of dance or you have never seen or cared about dance in your life, this show will take your breath away.
The company is composed of dancers, gymnasts and actors who choreograph their pieces around outrageous and surrealistic set pieces. Everyday items such as doors, chairs and stairways provide the back-drop for dramatic movement – leaping, flying, twirling – that creates metaphors for the challenge of relationships, the absurdities of life and the struggle to maintain our humanity in an increasingly technological world.
USC STUDENTS: ADMISSION IS FREE. Just show up before the show starts WITH YOUR STUDENT ID and you will be let it. Get there early for good seats, seating will be first come first serve.
Non-USC Students: buy tickets from the USC ticket office, 213.740.711
Ralph Nader Information--all must be included!
The USC Program Board Political Student Assembly, Speakers Committee, Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics, and the Blackstonians present:
Ralph Nader
Don't Waste Your 20's!
Take on the Little Things & The Big Things
A featured seminar of the Provost's Graduate Social Impact Seminar Series
Tuesday, October 24
THH 101 @ 6PM
Honored by Time magazine as One of the 100 Most Influential Americans of the Twentieth Century, author, consumer advocate and presidential candidate for the Green Party, Ralph Nader, has devoted his life to giving ordinary people the tools they need to defend themselves against corporate negligence and government indifference. With a tireless, selfless dedication, he continues to expose and remedy the dangers that threaten a free and safe society. Laws he helped draft and pass include the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Meat and Poultry Inspection Rules, the Air and Water Pollution Control Laws and the Freedom of Information Act.
Nader delivers a message that is simple and compelling: "To go through life as a non-citizen would be to feel that there's nothing you can do, that nobody's listening, that you don't matter. But to be a citizen is to enjoy the deep satisfaction of seeing the prevention of pain, misery and injustice."
Ralph Nader
Don't Waste Your 20's!
Take on the Little Things & The Big Things
A featured seminar of the Provost's Graduate Social Impact Seminar Series
Tuesday, October 24
THH 101 @ 6PM
Honored by Time magazine as One of the 100 Most Influential Americans of the Twentieth Century, author, consumer advocate and presidential candidate for the Green Party, Ralph Nader, has devoted his life to giving ordinary people the tools they need to defend themselves against corporate negligence and government indifference. With a tireless, selfless dedication, he continues to expose and remedy the dangers that threaten a free and safe society. Laws he helped draft and pass include the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Meat and Poultry Inspection Rules, the Air and Water Pollution Control Laws and the Freedom of Information Act.
Nader delivers a message that is simple and compelling: "To go through life as a non-citizen would be to feel that there's nothing you can do, that nobody's listening, that you don't matter. But to be a citizen is to enjoy the deep satisfaction of seeing the prevention of pain, misery and injustice."
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Task List - 10/09
This week the events which we would most like to focus on are:
Diavlo Dance Theatre which is on Tuesday, October 23rd.
In order to publicize we are going to be utilzing e-mails & Facebook
- When you are sent an invitation to the Facebook event, please invite your friends
so the event is circulated and the event further publicized
- We are tabling for this event so please sign up for a time slot in the post below in
order to help.
- Please select several GE classes from the posted list on the Blog (Thank you Katherine!)
in order to send e-mails to the classes or better yet show up at the beginning and make
a mini announcement about the event (with the professor's approval)
(once you select the GE's please post them on the blog so there is no double work)
(please forward the composed e-mail to Julie, Mary or Raiza)
- a separate post will be published with a list of sororities which you will be assinged to
notify of the upcoming event
* Please remember when contacting professors, clubs or organizations, try to be friendly
and slightly informal so they are more willing to listen and help with passing on word
of the event
The second event is the Ralph Nader event which is on Wednesday, October 24th.
For publicity of this event we will have flyers...and you will be notified.
- We are tabling for this event so please sign up for a time slot in the post below in
order to help.
- Please use the same "GE classes" processes for this event as for Diablo.
Select a few classes, post them on the blog and follow up with
e-mails or personal class announcements.
- Once the Facebook event invitation is received, please forward to friends.
Do a few everyday so it is not overwhelming (or frustrating).
- Any crafty or creative ideas which will help promote the theme "Don't Waste Your 20's"
are welcome in order to push the event are welcome.
Media Kits
Please continue to work on the assigned assemblies and committies in order to turn in
Diavlo Dance Theatre which is on Tuesday, October 23rd.
In order to publicize we are going to be utilzing e-mails & Facebook
- When you are sent an invitation to the Facebook event, please invite your friends
so the event is circulated and the event further publicized
- We are tabling for this event so please sign up for a time slot in the post below in
order to help.
- Please select several GE classes from the posted list on the Blog (Thank you Katherine!)
in order to send e-mails to the classes or better yet show up at the beginning and make
a mini announcement about the event (with the professor's approval)
(once you select the GE's please post them on the blog so there is no double work)
(please forward the composed e-mail to Julie, Mary or Raiza)
- a separate post will be published with a list of sororities which you will be assinged to
notify of the upcoming event
* Please remember when contacting professors, clubs or organizations, try to be friendly
and slightly informal so they are more willing to listen and help with passing on word
of the event
The second event is the Ralph Nader event which is on Wednesday, October 24th.
For publicity of this event we will have flyers...and you will be notified.
- We are tabling for this event so please sign up for a time slot in the post below in
order to help.
- Please use the same "GE classes" processes for this event as for Diablo.
Select a few classes, post them on the blog and follow up with
e-mails or personal class announcements.
- Once the Facebook event invitation is received, please forward to friends.
Do a few everyday so it is not overwhelming (or frustrating).
- Any crafty or creative ideas which will help promote the theme "Don't Waste Your 20's"
are welcome in order to push the event are welcome.
Media Kits
Please continue to work on the assigned assemblies and committies in order to turn in
Tabling for Diavolo and Ralph Nader Next Week!
We will be tabling for Ralph Nader and Diavolo next Monday (10/16), Wednesday (10/18), and the following Monday (10/23)!
We will be out on Trousdale from 12-2pm.
I need two people (besides myself) for each hour.
Please email me asap if you can make it for at least an hour.
Monday 10/16
12-1pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2.
3.
1-2pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2.
3.
Wednesday 10/18
12-1pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2. Raiza Cabral
3.
1-2pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2.
3.
Monday 10/23
12-1pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2.
3.
1-2pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2.
3.
We will be out on Trousdale from 12-2pm.
I need two people (besides myself) for each hour.
Please email me asap if you can make it for at least an hour.
Monday 10/16
12-1pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2.
3.
1-2pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2.
3.
Wednesday 10/18
12-1pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2. Raiza Cabral
3.
1-2pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2.
3.
Monday 10/23
12-1pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2.
3.
1-2pm:
1. Julie Wakefield
2.
3.
Monday, October 09, 2006
Reminder: Meeting tomorrow
There will be a meeting tomorrow in Program Board at 5pm!
Also, I have polydots for people to pass out around campus for GLBTA Outlist 2006. Stop by the office at anytime, they are on the shelves on my desk!
The color copier is not working right now so I have no flyers. However, I need you guys to be making announcements in classrooms and sending emails out to advisors. Please sign up for different classes etc. Thanks!
Also, I have polydots for people to pass out around campus for GLBTA Outlist 2006. Stop by the office at anytime, they are on the shelves on my desk!
The color copier is not working right now so I have no flyers. However, I need you guys to be making announcements in classrooms and sending emails out to advisors. Please sign up for different classes etc. Thanks!
Thursday, October 05, 2006
Ok a Facebook group has been started in relation to Program Board.
If you have not received an invitation as yet, you are not on my
Facebook friend's list, so I do not know your information.
If that is the case,please look for the
Program Board Facebook group and join.
After joining, please invite your friends so this can become a
useful tool to publicize and comments on events. Thanks.
If you have not received an invitation as yet, you are not on my
Facebook friend's list, so I do not know your information.
If that is the case,please look for the
Program Board Facebook group and join.
After joining, please invite your friends so this can become a
useful tool to publicize and comments on events. Thanks.
Assemblies & Committees
Hey just wanted to post an email I sent out to the assemblies for
which I was to gather information. Thought it might be useful
just in case you were unsure of how to receive
information. Please feel free to use it as a guide.
Subject: ISA Information Request
Suffian,
Hello, my name is Raiza Cabral and I am writing to you on behalf of the Public Relations team of Program Board. We are currently working to collect PR information on the various committees and assemblies of Program Board in order to be more effective and prepared in publicizing the requested events. I am hoping that as the contact for ISA you can provide PBPR with information regarding your assembly, such as intitatives of the assembly, upcoming events, preferences for publicity, desired target audience and the like. This information will be benficial for the team and your assembly as well in order to appropriately and successfully publicize for ISA. Thank you and any extra information is appreciated.
- Raiza
which I was to gather information. Thought it might be useful
just in case you were unsure of how to receive
information. Please feel free to use it as a guide.
Subject: ISA Information Request
Suffian,
Hello, my name is Raiza Cabral and I am writing to you on behalf of the Public Relations team of Program Board. We are currently working to collect PR information on the various committees and assemblies of Program Board in order to be more effective and prepared in publicizing the requested events. I am hoping that as the contact for ISA you can provide PBPR with information regarding your assembly, such as intitatives of the assembly, upcoming events, preferences for publicity, desired target audience and the like. This information will be benficial for the team and your assembly as well in order to appropriately and successfully publicize for ISA. Thank you and any extra information is appreciated.
- Raiza
Wednesday, October 04, 2006
Update
We can't use the $20 bill idea for the Nader event. Ralph Nader is very against capitalism and that won't fly.
Sooo, if any of you have any other fun ideas for tabling, let me know asap.
There will be flyers available for:
ISA Multicultural Week (Kristen--> parkside again?)
Trojan Pride Galen Center (new update: no tour, event starts at 4:30pm, and the new Spirit Leaders wil be making an appearance) (Leela)
Performing Arts Diavolo (Loren)
LSA Trojan Family Dinner (Colleen)
BSA Soul Food Dinner (Armando)
Please pick them up after 1pm tomorrow. Staple guns are in the second drawer in my desk.
If you have any questions please email me! I have a new email address I'm trying to switch over to (since i hate usc email).
jnwakefield@gmail.com!
Sooo, if any of you have any other fun ideas for tabling, let me know asap.
There will be flyers available for:
ISA Multicultural Week (Kristen--> parkside again?)
Trojan Pride Galen Center (new update: no tour, event starts at 4:30pm, and the new Spirit Leaders wil be making an appearance) (Leela)
Performing Arts Diavolo (Loren)
LSA Trojan Family Dinner (Colleen)
BSA Soul Food Dinner (Armando)
Please pick them up after 1pm tomorrow. Staple guns are in the second drawer in my desk.
If you have any questions please email me! I have a new email address I'm trying to switch over to (since i hate usc email).
jnwakefield@gmail.com!
Monday, October 02, 2006
A Couple Things
1. Because we had orientation Sunday, we're not going to have a meeting tomorrow.
If you didn't go to the orientation on Sunday, please meet with me sometime tomorrow to discuss what you missed. I will be available in the office to talk from 4-5:30pm! Let me know if you're going to come in!
2. I have the LSA and BSA flyers available. They're in one of the shelves on my desk. I need someone to flyer for BSA, email me if you can.
Thanks!!
If you didn't go to the orientation on Sunday, please meet with me sometime tomorrow to discuss what you missed. I will be available in the office to talk from 4-5:30pm! Let me know if you're going to come in!
2. I have the LSA and BSA flyers available. They're in one of the shelves on my desk. I need someone to flyer for BSA, email me if you can.
Thanks!!
Saturday, September 30, 2006
Friday, September 29, 2006
Performing Arts: Diavlo Dance Theater
Date: 10/23/06 (most likely to be changed to 10.20)
Time: 8 PM
Location: Bovard Auditorium
Description: This event is a performance by a LA based modern dance company called Diavolo. The company is made up of dancers, actors, and gymnasts, and their pieces are choreographed collaboratively, often based around life-size, very surreal set pieces. Many of these set pieces are actually just versions of everyday objects, like doors or stairways, but they are utilized in such an innovative way and in the context of such breathtaking performances that they end up taking on a completely new meaning by the end of each piece. They have toured for years at the vanguard of the modern dance movement nationally and internationally, and their pieces range from the dream-like, to the political. We will be opening up all of Bovard for the event, and General Admission tickets will be sold to the public. Students with ID’s will have free admission to the event, and all guests will be seated on a first come first serve basis.
Artwork: Just something really cool that makes good use of the images of the dancers (which I should have for you on a disk by Thursday). Whether its just a single, large photo of the company mid-movement, or a mongtage of several photos, i really want to capitalize on the still images of the dancers so that it will catch peoples eye. Also, it needs to say:
"Diavolo
Jacques Heim, Artistic Director"
and make sure it says free admission with student ID.
Alternative Adverstising: Getting DT to write an article, cardboard posters up by the ticket office, school of theater listserve, class announcements, banners, using glass casing to advertise, getting on visions and voices web page.
Time: 8 PM
Location: Bovard Auditorium
Description: This event is a performance by a LA based modern dance company called Diavolo. The company is made up of dancers, actors, and gymnasts, and their pieces are choreographed collaboratively, often based around life-size, very surreal set pieces. Many of these set pieces are actually just versions of everyday objects, like doors or stairways, but they are utilized in such an innovative way and in the context of such breathtaking performances that they end up taking on a completely new meaning by the end of each piece. They have toured for years at the vanguard of the modern dance movement nationally and internationally, and their pieces range from the dream-like, to the political. We will be opening up all of Bovard for the event, and General Admission tickets will be sold to the public. Students with ID’s will have free admission to the event, and all guests will be seated on a first come first serve basis.
Artwork: Just something really cool that makes good use of the images of the dancers (which I should have for you on a disk by Thursday). Whether its just a single, large photo of the company mid-movement, or a mongtage of several photos, i really want to capitalize on the still images of the dancers so that it will catch peoples eye. Also, it needs to say:
"Diavolo
Jacques Heim, Artistic Director"
and make sure it says free admission with student ID.
Alternative Adverstising: Getting DT to write an article, cardboard posters up by the ticket office, school of theater listserve, class announcements, banners, using glass casing to advertise, getting on visions and voices web page.
Trojan Pride - Galen Center Opening Night
Date: 10/12/06 (most likely to be changed to 10.20)
Time: 6 PM
Location: VKC Arches
Description: Check out the brand new Galen Center and Women's Volleyball v. Stanford! Trojan Pride will be providing goodie bags and will guide students over to the Galen Center for the first scheduled event!
Artwork: Emphasis on this event being the first time students can see the Galen Center. Mention Free Goodie Bags. Bright, bold colors.
Time: 6 PM
Location: VKC Arches
Description: Check out the brand new Galen Center and Women's Volleyball v. Stanford! Trojan Pride will be providing goodie bags and will guide students over to the Galen Center for the first scheduled event!
Artwork: Emphasis on this event being the first time students can see the Galen Center. Mention Free Goodie Bags. Bright, bold colors.
ISA's Multicultural Week
Date: 10/09/06 - 10/13/06
Time: Varies
Location: Varies
Description: This one-week event showcases ISA’s diverse member clubs. This event consists of ISA Multicultural Day – a showcase of world’s custom, traditional costume, traditional games/ pastimes, tourism and desserts delights; “Sounds of the World” – a night of music and performances of students all over the world; the screening of international films at night for the whole week.
Artwork: Theme: Culture Yourself; Color: background to be black, fonts to be white
1. International Film Week
Dates: October 9th, 11th, 12th, 13th
Location: Leavey Library Auditorium
Time: 7-10pm, 4:30-6:30pm (October 12th)
Monday: TSOTSI
Wednesday: Suriyothai (Overture)
Thursday: Initial D
Friday: Gegen die Wand (Head-on)
Refreshments will be provided at the conclusion of the movie.
2. Multicultural Day - Le Tour De Monde
Date: October 10th
Time: 12pm-2pm
Location: Tommy Trojan
Description: Student groups will have tables representing the organization and the culture. STA travel table will be there. Performance will be conducted throughout the event.
3. Sounds of the World
Date: October 13th
Time: 8-12pm
Location: TBA
Description: DJ will be playing songs from all around the world, refreshments will be provided.
Publicize between: 10/02/06 - 10/13/06
Publicity locations: Residential Halls, Classrooms (THH, VKC, SGM, etc), Student Union, all buildings around campus
Time: Varies
Location: Varies
Description: This one-week event showcases ISA’s diverse member clubs. This event consists of ISA Multicultural Day – a showcase of world’s custom, traditional costume, traditional games/ pastimes, tourism and desserts delights; “Sounds of the World” – a night of music and performances of students all over the world; the screening of international films at night for the whole week.
Artwork: Theme: Culture Yourself; Color: background to be black, fonts to be white
1. International Film Week
Dates: October 9th, 11th, 12th, 13th
Location: Leavey Library Auditorium
Time: 7-10pm, 4:30-6:30pm (October 12th)
Monday: TSOTSI
Wednesday: Suriyothai (Overture)
Thursday: Initial D
Friday: Gegen die Wand (Head-on)
Refreshments will be provided at the conclusion of the movie.
2. Multicultural Day - Le Tour De Monde
Date: October 10th
Time: 12pm-2pm
Location: Tommy Trojan
Description: Student groups will have tables representing the organization and the culture. STA travel table will be there. Performance will be conducted throughout the event.
3. Sounds of the World
Date: October 13th
Time: 8-12pm
Location: TBA
Description: DJ will be playing songs from all around the world, refreshments will be provided.
Publicize between: 10/02/06 - 10/13/06
Publicity locations: Residential Halls, Classrooms (THH, VKC, SGM, etc), Student Union, all buildings around campus
ISA's Multicultural Week
Date: 10/09/06 - 10/13/06
Time: Varies
Location: Varies
Description: This one-week event showcases ISA’s diverse member clubs. This event consists of ISA Multicultural Day – a showcase of world’s custom, traditional costume, traditional games/ pastimes, tourism and desserts delights; “Sounds of the World” – a night of music and performances of students all over the world; the screening of international films at night for the whole week.
Artwork: Theme: Culture Yourself; Color: background to be black, fonts to be white
1. International Film Week
Dates: October 9th, 11th, 12th, 13th
Location: Leavey Library Auditorium
Time: 7-10pm, 4:30-6:30pm (October 12th)
Monday: TSOTSI
Wednesday: Suriyothai (Overture)
Thursday: Initial D
Friday: Gegen die Wand (Head-on)
Refreshments will be provided at the conclusion of the movie.
2. Multicultural Day - Le Tour De Monde
Date: October 10th
Time: 12pm-2pm
Location: Tommy Trojan
Description: Student groups will have tables representing the organization and the culture. STA travel table will be there. Performance will be conducted throughout the event.
3. Sounds of the World
Date: October 13th
Time: 8-12pm
Location: TBA
Description: DJ will be playing songs from all around the world, refreshments will be provided.
Publicize between: 10/02/06 - 10/13/06
Publicity locations: Residential Halls, Classrooms (THH, VKC, SGM, etc), Student Union, all buildings around campus
Time: Varies
Location: Varies
Description: This one-week event showcases ISA’s diverse member clubs. This event consists of ISA Multicultural Day – a showcase of world’s custom, traditional costume, traditional games/ pastimes, tourism and desserts delights; “Sounds of the World” – a night of music and performances of students all over the world; the screening of international films at night for the whole week.
Artwork: Theme: Culture Yourself; Color: background to be black, fonts to be white
1. International Film Week
Dates: October 9th, 11th, 12th, 13th
Location: Leavey Library Auditorium
Time: 7-10pm, 4:30-6:30pm (October 12th)
Monday: TSOTSI
Wednesday: Suriyothai (Overture)
Thursday: Initial D
Friday: Gegen die Wand (Head-on)
Refreshments will be provided at the conclusion of the movie.
2. Multicultural Day - Le Tour De Monde
Date: October 10th
Time: 12pm-2pm
Location: Tommy Trojan
Description: Student groups will have tables representing the organization and the culture. STA travel table will be there. Performance will be conducted throughout the event.
3. Sounds of the World
Date: October 13th
Time: 8-12pm
Location: TBA
Description: DJ will be playing songs from all around the world, refreshments will be provided.
Publicize between: 10/02/06 - 10/13/06
Publicity locations: Residential Halls, Classrooms (THH, VKC, SGM, etc), Student Union, all buildings around campus
LSA - Trojan Family Dinner
LSA's Trojan Family Dinner
Date: 10/06/06
Time: 7 - 11pm
Location: VKC Courtyard
Description: A night gathering to celebrate one of the most intimate and personal events in Latina/o culture: the family dinner or "cena de familia." The night will start with dinner and will be followed by musical entertainment.
Artwork: For this event we would like a unifying theme that includes images of latina/o families dining, people dancing, and hopefully an image that includes the VKC courtyard or the VKC globe (our event is taking place at the VKC Courtyard). Given the time constraint we will gladly accept the first draft.
Date: 10/06/06
Time: 7 - 11pm
Location: VKC Courtyard
Description: A night gathering to celebrate one of the most intimate and personal events in Latina/o culture: the family dinner or "cena de familia." The night will start with dinner and will be followed by musical entertainment.
Artwork: For this event we would like a unifying theme that includes images of latina/o families dining, people dancing, and hopefully an image that includes the VKC courtyard or the VKC globe (our event is taking place at the VKC Courtyard). Given the time constraint we will gladly accept the first draft.
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Task List - Week 9/26
- Please dedicate some time to collecting information (also see handouts from meetings) for your assigned student assemblies and committees.
- Colleen is heading up the publicity for the LSA: Family Dinner event
- Flyering (THH, VKC, GFS)
- E-mail student organisations
- ISA's Multicultural Week
- Leela will be flyering (Parkside, GFS, VKC & THH)
- Chelsea: contact DT to make announcement for the event
- Mary: e-mail Building Government contacts
- BSA's Banquet
- Julie Lindeen is to be handling this event (please e-mail Julie W., Mary or Raiza for more information)
- Julie W. is to be making banner for event (w/BSA officer)
Task List - Week 9/26
- Please dedicate some time to collecting information (also see handouts from meetings) for your assigned student assemblies and committees.
- Colleen is heading up the publicity for the LSA: Family Dinner event
- Flyering (THH, VKC, GFS)
- E-mail student organisations
- ISA's Multicultural Week
- Leela will be flyering (Parkside, GFS, VKC & THH)
- Chelsea: contact DT to make announcement for the event
- Mary: e-mail Building Government contacts
- BSA's Banquet
- Julie Lindeen is to be handling this event (please e-mail Julie W., Mary or Raiza for more information)
- Julie W. is to be making banner for event (w/BSA officer)
Assemblies & Committees
These committees and assemblies are being posted with the names individuals who chose them. Please put together a bit of information concerning the particular organisations (such as contact info., target audience, main events,...etc.) so that PBPR can be more efficient with their publicity requests. The logos for the committees and assemblies will be sent to you indivudally as well. The extra organisations were assigned. Thank you.
Concerts: Armando Potter
Performing Arts: Loren Klecka
Special Events: Katherine Prender
Speakers: Julie Lindeen
Trojan Pride: Leela
Black Student Assembly: Armando Potter
Latino/a Student Assembly: Raiza Cabral
Asian Pacific American Student Assembly: Kristen Natividad
Academic Honors Assembly: Mary David
International Student Assembly: Mary David
Political Student Assembly: Katherine Prender
Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgendered Assembly: Loren Klecka
Women's Student Assembly: Raiza Cabral
Concerts: Armando Potter
Performing Arts: Loren Klecka
Special Events: Katherine Prender
Speakers: Julie Lindeen
Trojan Pride: Leela
Black Student Assembly: Armando Potter
Latino/a Student Assembly: Raiza Cabral
Asian Pacific American Student Assembly: Kristen Natividad
Academic Honors Assembly: Mary David
International Student Assembly: Mary David
Political Student Assembly: Katherine Prender
Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgendered Assembly: Loren Klecka
Women's Student Assembly: Raiza Cabral
Thursday, September 21, 2006
For Future Reference
Remember to send any emails or annoucements to myself, Mary, or Raiza BEFORE you send it out!
IMPORTANT: Trojan Pride Event Change
The Trojan Pride Event MAY be changed from 10/12 to 10/20, depending on if the Galen Center is actually done by the 12th or not. I will keep you all updated!
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Event Task List
AHA
- Armando is to e-mail academic organizations (awaiting Loren's e-mail)
Trojan Pride: Galen Center Opening Night
- Julie is to communicate with Heather Larabee
- Chelsea is to contact the DT in order to have them write an article for event
- Loren is to write an e-mail (to be sent to Undeclared advisors)
- Please forward this e-mail to Julie so it can be sent out on the PB list serve with poster image
- Raiza is to create new Facebook group in association withe event
- Armando is to communicate with Volleyball contact to find out about their cooperation with PR efforts
- Mary is to contact BGs to publicize event
- Katherine and Armando will flyer on Thursday 9/28 for event
- Who can flyer on Monday 9/25?
- Who can make class announcements?
LSA: Trojan Family Dinner
- Kristen is to send e-mail to Spanish and Social Issues classes
- Please find Facebook groups which might be interested in LSA event
- Mary is to send e-mail to Latin organizations
BSA Event:
- Katherine and Raiza to make event banner on 9/26
- Volunteers to flyer for event?
Performing Arts: Diavlo Dance Theater 10/23 in Bovard @ 8pm
- Bulletin Board in Student Union is to be revamped to showcase this event - volunteers?
- Large banners are to be made for Trousdale (October 2nd)
- E-mails to be sent to variety of advisors & classes:
- Armando: Annenberg advisors
- Kristen: Business advisors & GE classes
- Katherine: Fine Arts advisors & GE classes
- Julie: Political Science advisors
- Mary: Theatre advisors
- Loren: Music advisors
Think that's it...thanks for reading through everything and please let Julie, Mary or Raiza know if there are any questions, comments or concerns with all the events, responsibilities and tasks. Have a good week.
- Armando is to e-mail academic organizations (awaiting Loren's e-mail)
Trojan Pride: Galen Center Opening Night
- Julie is to communicate with Heather Larabee
- Chelsea is to contact the DT in order to have them write an article for event
- Loren is to write an e-mail (to be sent to Undeclared advisors)
- Please forward this e-mail to Julie so it can be sent out on the PB list serve with poster image
- Raiza is to create new Facebook group in association withe event
- Armando is to communicate with Volleyball contact to find out about their cooperation with PR efforts
- Mary is to contact BGs to publicize event
- Katherine and Armando will flyer on Thursday 9/28 for event
- Who can flyer on Monday 9/25?
- Who can make class announcements?
LSA: Trojan Family Dinner
- Kristen is to send e-mail to Spanish and Social Issues classes
- Please find Facebook groups which might be interested in LSA event
- Mary is to send e-mail to Latin organizations
BSA Event:
- Katherine and Raiza to make event banner on 9/26
- Volunteers to flyer for event?
Performing Arts: Diavlo Dance Theater 10/23 in Bovard @ 8pm
- Bulletin Board in Student Union is to be revamped to showcase this event - volunteers?
- Large banners are to be made for Trousdale (October 2nd)
- E-mails to be sent to variety of advisors & classes:
- Armando: Annenberg advisors
- Kristen: Business advisors & GE classes
- Katherine: Fine Arts advisors & GE classes
- Julie: Political Science advisors
- Mary: Theatre advisors
- Loren: Music advisors
Think that's it...thanks for reading through everything and please let Julie, Mary or Raiza know if there are any questions, comments or concerns with all the events, responsibilities and tasks. Have a good week.
Task List - Week 9/19
Thanks to all of you who came out to the meeting today...there was a lot to go over and so please be patient with the task list. Communication is key, so just send an e-mail or make a note on the blog to let us know if something is not working for you...once again...thank you for all your help so far.
General:
Please check out the Facebook Program Board profile (if you do not have the log-in information please send an email to Julie, Raiza or Mary for it) and send friend requests to a variety of people (about 10 to 15 would be a good number).
Remember when writing advisor e-mails, please send a draft to Julie first.
Press Kits: Julie will be sending out contact information for the assemblies and committees in order to start compiling the information. The assembly or committee for which you signed up will be put on the blog and open spots will be posted so others who did not attend the meeting can choose from what is left. For better explanation on this task please
await a posting from Julie.
Member Organizations: Often times members of the committee have the task of compiling contact information for a variety of member organizations. In order to avoid repetitive work we would like to compile one list which we can continually reference. Therefore, this week as you collect the names and emails for different member organizations (such as academic organizations) please forward that information on to Mary who is compiling the "official" list. Thank you.
Advisor Lists: Armando is currently working on updating this list.
Please do not forget to check back with the blog regularly for updated information.
General:
Please check out the Facebook Program Board profile (if you do not have the log-in information please send an email to Julie, Raiza or Mary for it) and send friend requests to a variety of people (about 10 to 15 would be a good number).
Remember when writing advisor e-mails, please send a draft to Julie first.
Press Kits: Julie will be sending out contact information for the assemblies and committees in order to start compiling the information. The assembly or committee for which you signed up will be put on the blog and open spots will be posted so others who did not attend the meeting can choose from what is left. For better explanation on this task please
await a posting from Julie.
Member Organizations: Often times members of the committee have the task of compiling contact information for a variety of member organizations. In order to avoid repetitive work we would like to compile one list which we can continually reference. Therefore, this week as you collect the names and emails for different member organizations (such as academic organizations) please forward that information on to Mary who is compiling the "official" list. Thank you.
Advisor Lists: Armando is currently working on updating this list.
Please do not forget to check back with the blog regularly for updated information.
Emails
Sorry, I'm a little late with the blog. I sent out the emails. Julie also compiled a list of organizations that I sent the info to (Thanks Julie! :)
Monday, September 18, 2006
Greeks, URSC, and Building Governments
Make sure someone sends emails to all of the IFC/PHC Houses, BGs, etc for the PSA Event!
Remember to use the correct information!
Remember to use the correct information!
Flyering!
There are flyers for the PSA event available on my desk to flyer! Post on the blog if you plan on stopping by!
Sunday, September 17, 2006
AHA Event
Academic Honors Assembly's Academic Synergy, Networking, and Resource Conference
9/27/06, 6pm, Tommy's Place
A bi-annual event for AHA member organizations and other academic organizations on campus. Organizations will become acquaited with AHA, the funding process, and the services AHA and other member organizations have to offer. Free dinner will be served and member resource manuals will be distributed. Open to old members and any academically-themed organization that wishes to be part of AHA.
RSVP Required!
9/27/06, 6pm, Tommy's Place
A bi-annual event for AHA member organizations and other academic organizations on campus. Organizations will become acquaited with AHA, the funding process, and the services AHA and other member organizations have to offer. Free dinner will be served and member resource manuals will be distributed. Open to old members and any academically-themed organization that wishes to be part of AHA.
RSVP Required!
Friday, September 15, 2006
Here is a list of all the current PBPR committee members. I sent it out in an email, but let me know if you didn't get it. Thanks!
Julie Wakefield
Public Relations Director
pbpr@usc.edu
949.338.3714
Raiza Cabral
Project Coordinator
rcabral@usc.edu
Mary David
Project Coordinator
mdavid@usc.edu
Collen Curlin
Project Contributor
curlin@usc.edu
915.269.5080
Courtneyrose Keller
Project Contributor
kellerc@usc.edu
Loren Klecka
Project Contributor
klecka@usc.edu
Chelsea Laun
Project Contributor
laun@usc.edu
Julie Lindeen
Project Contributor
lindeen@usc.edu
Armando Potter
Project Contributor
ampotter@usc.edu
Katherine Prendergast
Project Contributor
kprender@usc.edu
Kristen Natividad
Project Contributor
knativid@usc.edu
909.830.0985
Emily Shum
Project Contributor
eshum@usc.edu
857.891.0894
Leah Solomon
Project Contributor
lbsolomo@usc.edu
Leela Verravalli
Project Contributor
lveerava@usc.edu
562.818.1345
Alan Huynh
Web Developer
alanhuyn@usc.edu
503.320.5044
Julie Wakefield
Public Relations Director
pbpr@usc.edu
949.338.3714
Raiza Cabral
Project Coordinator
rcabral@usc.edu
Mary David
Project Coordinator
mdavid@usc.edu
Collen Curlin
Project Contributor
curlin@usc.edu
915.269.5080
Courtneyrose Keller
Project Contributor
kellerc@usc.edu
Loren Klecka
Project Contributor
klecka@usc.edu
Chelsea Laun
Project Contributor
laun@usc.edu
Julie Lindeen
Project Contributor
lindeen@usc.edu
Armando Potter
Project Contributor
ampotter@usc.edu
Katherine Prendergast
Project Contributor
kprender@usc.edu
Kristen Natividad
Project Contributor
knativid@usc.edu
909.830.0985
Emily Shum
Project Contributor
eshum@usc.edu
857.891.0894
Leah Solomon
Project Contributor
lbsolomo@usc.edu
Leela Verravalli
Project Contributor
lveerava@usc.edu
562.818.1345
Alan Huynh
Web Developer
alanhuyn@usc.edu
503.320.5044
Thursday, September 14, 2006
Important Things to Remember:
1. If you send out an email to an advisor, make an annoucement to a classroom, or do any other type of verbal/written communcation, please send it to me so I can check it over for errors before it goes out.
2. Flyers will be available on Monday/Thursday afternoon (either in my box by the door or on the shelf on my desk that says "To Be Posted") Staple guns and staples are in the second drawer of my desk.
Check the blog each Monday and Thursday morning to make sure there are flyers available just in case something changes!
NOTE*****Katherine: For tomorrow, the flyers will be available to post in classrooms.
Leela: Polydot sized ones will be available as well!
2. Flyers will be available on Monday/Thursday afternoon (either in my box by the door or on the shelf on my desk that says "To Be Posted") Staple guns and staples are in the second drawer of my desk.
Check the blog each Monday and Thursday morning to make sure there are flyers available just in case something changes!
NOTE*****Katherine: For tomorrow, the flyers will be available to post in classrooms.
Leela: Polydot sized ones will be available as well!
When sending out emails to advisors, BGs, Greek Houses etc. please use this blurb
USC Program Board, the Political Student Assembly & Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics Presents:
The Simpsons' Family Values
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
7pm, THH 101
Free Food
Mike Reiss, writer and producer for acclaimed cartoon television series The Simpsons, will engage the audience in a discussion about how the show incorporates political and religious issues.
During his 11 seasons on the show, Reiss penned a dozen scripts and produced more than 200 episodes. His other television credits include The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, Alf, Eddie Murphy's The PJs, and It's Garry Shandling's Show, for which he earned a writing and producing ACE Award. Reiss attended Harvard College and roomed with future Simpsons collaborator Al Jean.
Co-sponsors include: Visions and Voices: The Arts & Humanities Initiative and the Norman Lear Center.
The Simpsons' Family Values
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
7pm, THH 101
Free Food
Mike Reiss, writer and producer for acclaimed cartoon television series The Simpsons, will engage the audience in a discussion about how the show incorporates political and religious issues.
During his 11 seasons on the show, Reiss penned a dozen scripts and produced more than 200 episodes. His other television credits include The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, Alf, Eddie Murphy's The PJs, and It's Garry Shandling's Show, for which he earned a writing and producing ACE Award. Reiss attended Harvard College and roomed with future Simpsons collaborator Al Jean.
Co-sponsors include: Visions and Voices: The Arts & Humanities Initiative and the Norman Lear Center.
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Task List - Week 9/11
PSA Simpson Family Values
- Flyers to be printed : Katherine is flyering (Julie will send email when posters are ready)
- Katherine & Julie are working on having the Poly-dots made :
- Leela : pass out poly dots Tuesday afternoon between 12 & 3
- Lauren : formulate e-mail for advisors
- Mary : contact Building Government & Frat Houses in order to event
- Chelsea : contact DT for write up
AHA's Academic Synergy, Networking and Resource Conference for AHA Member Organizations
- No flyering or poly-dot pass outs for this event
- Lauren : formulate e-mail for advisors & Thematic Option-> forward to Raiza in order to be sent to academic organizations
- Raiza : send e-mail to ELP coordinator
Ongoing...
- Armando : working on updating advisor contact list
Please contact Julie, Mary or Raiza for any questions, comments or ideas. Thank you.
- Flyers to be printed : Katherine is flyering (Julie will send email when posters are ready)
- Katherine & Julie are working on having the Poly-dots made :
- Leela : pass out poly dots Tuesday afternoon between 12 & 3
- Lauren : formulate e-mail for advisors
- Mary : contact Building Government & Frat Houses in order to event
- Chelsea : contact DT for write up
AHA's Academic Synergy, Networking and Resource Conference for AHA Member Organizations
- No flyering or poly-dot pass outs for this event
- Lauren : formulate e-mail for advisors & Thematic Option-> forward to Raiza in order to be sent to academic organizations
- Raiza : send e-mail to ELP coordinator
Ongoing...
- Armando : working on updating advisor contact list
Please contact Julie, Mary or Raiza for any questions, comments or ideas. Thank you.
Monday, September 11, 2006
Simpsons' Family Values
Katherine, I will send you the poster asap, as soon as I get it. If I don't get it by tomorrow, I'll just send you the one I already have!
Thursday, September 07, 2006
Postering at Classrooms
Just an update about the Simpsons and LSA events. The flyers should be done by Monday at the latest. I will let you guys know Sunday if they will be ready and printed in time.
PSA's Simpsons Family Values
Event: Simpsons Family Values
Group: Political Student Assembly
Date: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Time: 7pm
Location: THH 101
Description: Mike Reiss, Emmy-winning producer for “The Simpsons” & co-creator of “The Critic,” will speak on the Simpsons Family Values, including politics and religion.
Co-sponsored by The Unruh Institute of Politics; The Norman Lear Center; & Visions and Voices: The USC Arts and Humanities Initiative.
Flyer due 9/10/06→ pictures of Simpsons Characters and Mike Reiss; try to use Simpsons Font.
Web: pbListserv and dtUpcomingEvents
KSCR: 10pm-11pm
PBPR Instructions: pop culture; Simpsons and The Critic Fans→ Annenberg school, Cartoon Classes, Fraternities
E-Kiosk: Red with yellow font, “PSA The Simpsons Family Values Mike Reiss 9/19/06 7pm”
Group: Political Student Assembly
Date: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Time: 7pm
Location: THH 101
Description: Mike Reiss, Emmy-winning producer for “The Simpsons” & co-creator of “The Critic,” will speak on the Simpsons Family Values, including politics and religion.
Co-sponsored by The Unruh Institute of Politics; The Norman Lear Center; & Visions and Voices: The USC Arts and Humanities Initiative.
Flyer due 9/10/06→ pictures of Simpsons Characters and Mike Reiss; try to use Simpsons Font.
Web: pbListserv and dtUpcomingEvents
KSCR: 10pm-11pm
PBPR Instructions: pop culture; Simpsons and The Critic Fans→ Annenberg school, Cartoon Classes, Fraternities
E-Kiosk: Red with yellow font, “PSA The Simpsons Family Values Mike Reiss 9/19/06 7pm”
Sunday, September 03, 2006
Welcome
Hey PBPR Members,
Hope that everyone is excited for this upcoming school year and even more hyped for this PBPR team. This blog is created in order for the team to be able to easily post notes and information back and forth to one another, so that way everyone can keep in touch. Please check this often so you are always kept on the "inside." Thanks.
Hope that everyone is excited for this upcoming school year and even more hyped for this PBPR team. This blog is created in order for the team to be able to easily post notes and information back and forth to one another, so that way everyone can keep in touch. Please check this often so you are always kept on the "inside." Thanks.
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