This presentation is a summary of what the club accomplished as a team during the spring semester.

1. Spring 2015 Semester in Review

2. Contents
 Leadership
 Mission & Core Values
 Spring Recruitment Campaign
 Love Utah Give Utah Project
 Spring Semester Club Socials
 Spring Semester Workshops
 Clubs & Orgs Carnival
 Fundraising/Current Budget
 Summer Projects & Next Steps…

3. Leadership
 Sponsor: Goddard School of Business & Economics
 Advisor: Dr. Tony Allred
 Club President: Mitchell McBride
 Communications VP: Shawnee Stump
 Finance VP: Brandon Saxton
 Special Events VP: Allen Emlet

4. Mission & Core Values
 The Mission of the Marketing Club is to apply marketing
principles through the execution of a core club project(s) for
Weber State University and the community, the facilitation of
monthly marketing workshops for WSU students, and social
networking events for club members.
 The Core Values of the Marketing Club include:
-WSU Student Focused
-Community Minded
-Respect
-Teamwork
-Accountability
-Social/Fun

5. Spring Recruitment
 Over 20 class & club presentations working with 7
different professors
 25 students recruited, 17 remained active throughout the
semester.
 Recruitment flyer and posters created during 2nd week of
the semester.

6. Love Utah Give Utah
 The Marketing Club sponsored three non-profit organizations this
semester during the Love Utah Give Utah crowd funding campaign
on March 26th 2015. The non-profits were:
1. Your Community Connection, Women & Children Abuse Crisis Center
2. Ogden Goal Foundation, Outdoor Rec Event Organization
3. Image Reborn, Breast Cancer Awareness Organization
 4-5 club members supported each team. The teams individually
met with the organizations, assisted in planning out their LUGU
action timeline, and took on small projects leading up the 26th of
March.
 Collectively, the three projects raised over $3,000 for the sponsored
organizations.

7. Your Community Connection
(YCC) Project
Team Members: Mitch McBride, AJ Franks, Sydnee Johnson, Sara Ascencio, and Tei
Kim.

8. YCC Project Accomplishments
 Created a LUGU Marketing Action Timeline with Director & Events
Coordinator
 Presented to the YCC Board of Trustees about how to support LUGU
 Presented to the YCC Staff about how to support LUGU
 Created a LUGU flyer to be distributed to community
 Created 2 videos for the YCC LUGU landing page
 Assisted the organization in setting up LUGU landing page
 Made over 50 calls to top donors to encourage LUGU participation
on March 25th
 Raised $2,000 additional dollars for the YCC compared to the year
prior.

9. Ogden Goal Foundation Project
Team Members: Allen Emlet, Ferrin Jenkins, Monica Jenkins, and Skyler McNeil
 Goal’s Love Utah Give Utah Needs
1. The Young Runners Program
2. Previous Love Give for GOAL
2. Research GOAL's social media usage
 What we did for GOAL
1. Social media planning for the Love Give campaign
2. Advice on layout of Love Give site
3. Ideas for campaign introduction and thank you videos
 What we learned
1. Using children in campaigns requires consent from parents
2. Communication with larger organizations can be difficult with time bound projects
3. Delegation of sub projects is key to success

10. Image Reborn Foundation Project
Team Members: Brandon Saxton, Brendan Knell, Kaden Howell, Brooke Medina,
Hannah Schafer
 Jodi Holmgren is Program Coordinator of Image Reborn Foundation
 Assisted Jodi with a time schedule
 Passed out fliers about the campaign
 Hosted an Event at the Smiths on Harrison
 Raised $750 through the event and a matching donation from
Smiths Foods & Drug

11. Spring Semester Workshops
 LinkedIn Workshop- January 28rd, 12:00pm, SU Computer Lab
 On January 28th, 2015 we held our first workshop on enhancing your
LinkedIn account. We had 17 people attend the workshop. Shawnee
Stump, who has previously led LinkedIn training seminars and is a
LinkedIn expert, helped students modify their LinkedIn accounts to
support their career interests and networking goals. The workshop was
videoed for club records.
 YouTube Workshop- April 17th, 12:00pm, SU Computer Lab
 On April 17th, 2015, Allen Emlet facilitated a workshop on YouTube for
small businesses. This hands on YouTube workshop covered how to run
a channel, make money using YouTube, and small business
applications. The workshop was recorded and posted to YouTube and
the Marketing Club Facebook Page.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUJa9sJxNH8

12. Spring Semester Club Socials
 Costa Vida Social- April 27th, 2015, 6:00pm
 On the Friday, the 27th of April our Marketing Club came to celebrate
our success with the Love Utah Give Utah project, network with other
club members, and discuss our club project(s) over the summer. Dinner
was provided. People brought friends and invited people interested in
the club. Ten club members and friends were in attendance.
 Lucky Slice Pizza Social- January 30th, 2015, 6:00pm
 On Friday, the 30th of January at Weber State Downtown Center, we
kicked off the semester introducing the Love Utah Give Utah project
and meeting new club members. Lucky Slice Pizza donated the food to
the Marketing Club and Brixton’s Baked Potato coupons were raffled off
as door prizes. Over ten club members were in attendance.

13. Clubs & Orgs. Carnival
 On Wednesday April 8th, the Marketing Club sponsored a table at
the Clubs & Orgs. Carnival. The Marketing Club used this opportunity
to promote the Weber State Rugby Team. The club helped create
and print a flyer to distribute for the Rugby Team. Six Marketing Club
members supported the table from 8am-1:00pm.

14. Fundraising
 In February 2015, the marketing club advisor and president met with
Kabi Catalano, the previous development director of the Goddard
School of Business & Economics, and created a fundraising plan for
2015 involving various businesses and donors. The plan had
projected goal of over $150,000 in asks to support the Marketing
Club scholarship fund.
 In February 2015, the marketing club applied for and received a
$750.00 grant from Clubs & Orgs. for 2015 club event costs.
 As of May 4, 2015, the Marketing Club’s total balance was $995.00.
 If received, future funds would be used to provide scholarships for
active members & officers in the marketing club for the 2015 fall
semester. Scholarships would be awarded based on performance
and with club advisor approval.

15. Summer Projects & Next Steps…
 Summer Marketing Club Projects
1. Weber State Wildcat Store Project
2. Becoming an official AMA Collegiate Chapter
 By beginning of the fall semester, the Marketing club will officially be
a chapter of the American Marketing Association. This will require a
official advisor approval, petition signed by 20 individuals, and ten
registered students in the AMA, requiring a $47.00 fee from each.
 The long term vision of the Marketing Club is to be able to provide
scholarships to active club participants and leaders, with the hope
of attracting talent and commitment.

16. Thank You
 Thank you for supporting the Marketing Club and taking the time to
review this slideshow.
 However you choose to support our club, please accept our sincere
appreciation and gratitude.
 For questions about this presentation or the Marketing Club contact:
 President - Mitch McBride, (801) 624-068
 VP of Communications – Shawnee Stump,
webermarketingclub@gmail.com