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
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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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