Amanda Philpot provides a digital portfolio showcasing her graphic design work over the past 5 years. This includes personal branding projects where she designed various versions of her own logo. She also showcases class assignments where she designed posters, book covers, and advertisements. Her largest project was for her capstone class, where her group created a fully integrated marketing campaign for a new athletic apparel company, including designing the company and agency logos, website, and various advertisements.
Building your digital tribe was a presentation by Kylie Lewis (ofkin.com) and Belinda Langler (theinklingeffect.com.au) given to retailers at the Evans and Partners lunch in Sydney, in March 2015. Australian social media usage statistics were presented, along with the examples of the four Cs of social media marketing: creation, curation, community and culture. Buyer personas, social media productivity and phone-photography were also covered.
The document summarizes the learning process of a graphic design student over the course of a semester. It discusses how the student's knowledge and skills grew significantly from the beginning of the semester when they had vague ideas and preconceptions to the end when they realized their designs needed to be bold and different. The student learned to nurture projects from initial concepts to finished brands ready to launch. The document also provides background on the Kikibon Kids brand and company, which makes handcrafted children's clothing and accessories.
This document provides tips and best practices for using social and digital media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for business purposes. It discusses developing a social media strategy and content plan, emphasizing engaging and informative content over direct sales messages. Specific recommendations are given for each platform, such as scheduling posts, using relevant hashtags, and ensuring profile information is complete. The document also lists some useful social media management apps. The overall message is that businesses should focus on building relationships through their social profiles rather than just self-promotion.
The document discusses personal branding and how individuals should view themselves as the CEO of their own brand to define and market their personal brand through clear personal missions, compelling personal brands, and developing branding toolboxes including personal statements, professional images, elevator speeches, and networks. It provides tips on crafting compelling personal brands through qualities like vision, strong offerings, memorable personalities, understanding audiences, and delivering on promises.
SMALL BUSINESS WEBINAR
*Tuesday January 26th at 5:30-7 pm*
Presented by the NC Stakeholder Liaison Office of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
www.irs.gov
Center for Economic Empowerment and Development (CEED) Women’s Business Center
www.ncceed.org
Chisa Pennix-Brown of Lady Bizness
www.ladybizness.com
This FREE webinar is for:
*Current & Future Entrepreneurs
*Small Business Service Providers
Topics will include:
*Home Based Business Tax Deduction
*Business ID Theft
*Branding your Business
*Resources for Entrepreneurs
This presentation was given at the 2014 Society of American Mosaic Artists national convention. I'd highly recommend looking up the videos from Gwenn & Matt. They're great.
The document provides 40 marketing ideas for using Facebook to promote a business. Some key ideas include posting industry-related jokes and funny content to engage fans, linking social media accounts like Facebook and LinkedIn to drive traffic between platforms, running contests and promotions to encourage engagement on the Facebook page, regularly posting positive customer reviews and testimonials, and hiring a social media manager to implement strategies for building fans and interactions. The overall goal is to make the Facebook page entertaining and share valuable content to keep existing fans engaged while attracting new ones.
How to Make Your Art Worth More Money Webinar 2015Cory Huff
This document provides information on how artists can make their art more financially successful by using content marketing strategies. It discusses that the starving artist myth is not true and artists can make a good living by selling their art. Various case studies are presented of artists who have significantly increased their art sales and income by creating online content that builds emotional connections with potential buyers and establishes their expertise. The document advocates setting up an effective artist website and using social media to tell stories about your art and build an engaged audience. It promotes the Content Marketing for Artists course by The Abundant Artist that teaches these strategies.
Building your digital tribe was a presentation by Kylie Lewis (ofkin.com) and Belinda Langler (theinklingeffect.com.au) given to retailers at the Evans and Partners lunch in Sydney, in March 2015. Australian social media usage statistics were presented, along with the examples of the four Cs of social media marketing: creation, curation, community and culture. Buyer personas, social media productivity and phone-photography were also covered.
The document summarizes the learning process of a graphic design student over the course of a semester. It discusses how the student's knowledge and skills grew significantly from the beginning of the semester when they had vague ideas and preconceptions to the end when they realized their designs needed to be bold and different. The student learned to nurture projects from initial concepts to finished brands ready to launch. The document also provides background on the Kikibon Kids brand and company, which makes handcrafted children's clothing and accessories.
This document provides tips and best practices for using social and digital media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for business purposes. It discusses developing a social media strategy and content plan, emphasizing engaging and informative content over direct sales messages. Specific recommendations are given for each platform, such as scheduling posts, using relevant hashtags, and ensuring profile information is complete. The document also lists some useful social media management apps. The overall message is that businesses should focus on building relationships through their social profiles rather than just self-promotion.
The document discusses personal branding and how individuals should view themselves as the CEO of their own brand to define and market their personal brand through clear personal missions, compelling personal brands, and developing branding toolboxes including personal statements, professional images, elevator speeches, and networks. It provides tips on crafting compelling personal brands through qualities like vision, strong offerings, memorable personalities, understanding audiences, and delivering on promises.
SMALL BUSINESS WEBINAR
*Tuesday January 26th at 5:30-7 pm*
Presented by the NC Stakeholder Liaison Office of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
www.irs.gov
Center for Economic Empowerment and Development (CEED) Women’s Business Center
www.ncceed.org
Chisa Pennix-Brown of Lady Bizness
www.ladybizness.com
This FREE webinar is for:
*Current & Future Entrepreneurs
*Small Business Service Providers
Topics will include:
*Home Based Business Tax Deduction
*Business ID Theft
*Branding your Business
*Resources for Entrepreneurs
This presentation was given at the 2014 Society of American Mosaic Artists national convention. I'd highly recommend looking up the videos from Gwenn & Matt. They're great.
The document provides 40 marketing ideas for using Facebook to promote a business. Some key ideas include posting industry-related jokes and funny content to engage fans, linking social media accounts like Facebook and LinkedIn to drive traffic between platforms, running contests and promotions to encourage engagement on the Facebook page, regularly posting positive customer reviews and testimonials, and hiring a social media manager to implement strategies for building fans and interactions. The overall goal is to make the Facebook page entertaining and share valuable content to keep existing fans engaged while attracting new ones.
How to Make Your Art Worth More Money Webinar 2015Cory Huff
This document provides information on how artists can make their art more financially successful by using content marketing strategies. It discusses that the starving artist myth is not true and artists can make a good living by selling their art. Various case studies are presented of artists who have significantly increased their art sales and income by creating online content that builds emotional connections with potential buyers and establishes their expertise. The document advocates setting up an effective artist website and using social media to tell stories about your art and build an engaged audience. It promotes the Content Marketing for Artists course by The Abundant Artist that teaches these strategies.
The IGDA Scholarships Presentation I gave for IGDA Chicago in October 2012, in which I detail the scholarships program and how students can put their best foot forward when applying. Includes tips form Scholar Alumni from around the world!
This document discusses how to build and manage a personal brand through finding one's "rebel voice." It outlines a 5 step formula for developing a personal brand statement, communicating your brand online and offline, and creating an action plan. The goal is to stand out from others in your field by defining your unique skills, experience, and values to potential clients or employers.
Stevie Thompson is exploring their personal brand as an artist manager. Their goal is to help artists achieve their dreams by opening their eyes to their potential and providing support and marketing. Some key points:
1) Potential job titles include talent director, art director, and museum curator.
2) Their brand archetype is the artist, who will care about clients and their work to make magic happen.
3) Their target demographic is those interested in the arts in cities like Los Angeles, New York, and Boston.
4) Their goal is to be hired at an artist management agency after graduation in 2023 and become a self-employed artist manager by 2024.
From a live webinar at TheAbundantArtist.com in May 2013. Course covers how artists can document their process, use this documentation to create marketing stories, and how to use various distribution channels to get out the message. We cover email, social media marketing, and other distribution.
Product Design: Make Something People LoveMaher El-Ghali
This document appears to be notes from a presentation or workshop on UX design. It discusses several topics:
- Comparing clients' needs versus worldwide users' needs
- The importance of branding a product and taking time to brand it
- Building and treating a product's community well, especially power users
- Design being important and reflecting how much users are respected
- Tactics for marketing a product offensively like mapping it and using infographics
- The presenter encourages people to just take action and stop talking.
The document discusses .NET technology and framework. It describes .NET as a virtual machine with a large class library that allows for code reuse, security, and memory management. It then lists the versions of the .NET framework released between 2000-2010 and the corresponding Integrated Development Environments. The document also outlines key aspects of .NET like the Common Language Runtime, Microsoft Intermediate Language, Just-In-Time compiler, and benefits of using .NET like being user friendly, platform independent, and providing code reusability and security.
The document provides an overview of the Mongol Empire including its geography, nomadic culture, khanates, and the Silk Road. It discusses Mongolian horses and the lyrics praising them. It also summarizes Kublai Khan's reign in reuniting China and his last conquests, as well as two failed Chinese invasions of Japan that were turned back by typhoons destroying the Chinese fleets.
Ideative Studio is a consulting company specialized in marketing and communications with three departments: advertising and communications, foreign business, and marketing training. It aims to create innovative ideas that generate buzz for clients. Ideative works with a network of suppliers to quickly provide high-quality, low-cost solutions tailored to each client's needs. The company strives to not only provide creativity but also value and revenue for clients through unique, data-driven products and campaigns.
This document is a series of photo credits attributed to the same photographer, "surroundsound5000", repeated multiple times. It ends by encouraging the reader to create their own presentation using Haiku Deck on SlideShare. In just a few short lines, it promotes creating multimedia slideshows and credits all included photos to the same photographer.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Ο Ντανιέλ Μουνέβαρ, στην εισήγηση με τίτλο: «Δημόσιο Χρέος: Μια Λύση για την Ελλάδα», ανέλυσε, ποιοτικά και ποσοτικά, τις υποθέσεις επί των οποίων βασίζονται οι «προβολές» (εκτιμήσεις) του ΔΝΤ για τη δυναμική διαχρονικής εξέλιξης του ελληνικού δημόσιου χρέους, και κατέδειξε, έτσι, τις εσωτερικές ασυνέπειές τους. Εν συνεχεία, διερεύνησε τις επιπτώσεις που θα είχαν σε αυτήν την εξέλιξη (i) η μείωση του μεσοσταθμικού επιτοκίου εξυπηρέτησης, ή (ii) η επιμήκυνση του χρόνου αποπληρωμής, ή, τέλος, (iii) η μείωση της ονομαστικής αξίας (διαγραφή) του χρέους. Τα ευρήματα πρόκριναν τη – σημαντικής έκτασης – διαγραφή, ως τον πλέον αποτελεσματικό παράγοντα, ενώ υπέδειξαν ότι μία τέτοια λύση, αν και μάλλον δεν δύναται να λάβει συναινετικό χαρακτήρα και, άρα, συνεπάγεται την έξοδο της χώρας από την ΟΝΕ, συμβάλλει σημαντικά (και) στη δημιουργία συνθηκών ανάκαμψης της ελληνικής οικονομίας.
The document discusses various factors that contribute to the aging process, including telomere shortening, hormone and enzyme imbalances after age 30, free radicals, stress, diet, and activity levels. It then summarizes several Age Control products designed to address these factors and slow the signs of aging, including Age Control Basic which supports energy and hormone production, Joint Fuel for joint health, Weight Control for metabolism and appetite control, P-Force for sexual health, and Zzzleep for better sleep. Research and development for Age Control products involves an international team studying biochemistry and nutrition.
Il Giornale, Pronti per il mondo delle professioni - Speciale Diritto e Fisco...StudioCassone
Affrontare preparati le nuove sfide dell’universo lavorativo. L’importanza della consulenza e di una formazione dettagliata e completa per essere all’altezza di un sapere multidisciplinare. L’analisi di Giuseppe Cassone, fondatore ed amministratore di G11
The document provides details about Alex Smolinski's personal brand exploration project for school. It includes sections about his identity, profession goals in the music industry, potential contacts in the industry to network with, skills analysis, and goals for short, mid, and long-term career development. The overall purpose is to create a personal brand and professional plan for entering the music business field.
What a brand is.
What makes an awesome brand is a culmination of two things...
Because of digital, and this movement that is now the NEW NORMAL – you have to stop and access how you are going to use digital to amplify your brand.
Carson Parker is exploring a career in sportscasting. He has a strong work ethic developed from jobs since age 14. His goals are to land an on-air job after graduating in 2025, shift to more of a media personality role by 2030, and become a star at a major sports media company by 2040. He is currently a student at Full Sail University's Dan Patrick School of Sportscasting.
S. Jake Gibbs is a recent graduate seeking a career in marketing, advertising, or public relations. He has excellent communication skills and experience working in sports marketing and for the Kansas City Chiefs. His resume provides details on his education, skills, experience, references, and career aspirations to work in sports or athletic marketing roles.
The IGDA Scholarships Presentation I gave for IGDA Chicago in October 2012, in which I detail the scholarships program and how students can put their best foot forward when applying. Includes tips form Scholar Alumni from around the world!
This document discusses how to build and manage a personal brand through finding one's "rebel voice." It outlines a 5 step formula for developing a personal brand statement, communicating your brand online and offline, and creating an action plan. The goal is to stand out from others in your field by defining your unique skills, experience, and values to potential clients or employers.
Stevie Thompson is exploring their personal brand as an artist manager. Their goal is to help artists achieve their dreams by opening their eyes to their potential and providing support and marketing. Some key points:
1) Potential job titles include talent director, art director, and museum curator.
2) Their brand archetype is the artist, who will care about clients and their work to make magic happen.
3) Their target demographic is those interested in the arts in cities like Los Angeles, New York, and Boston.
4) Their goal is to be hired at an artist management agency after graduation in 2023 and become a self-employed artist manager by 2024.
From a live webinar at TheAbundantArtist.com in May 2013. Course covers how artists can document their process, use this documentation to create marketing stories, and how to use various distribution channels to get out the message. We cover email, social media marketing, and other distribution.
Product Design: Make Something People LoveMaher El-Ghali
This document appears to be notes from a presentation or workshop on UX design. It discusses several topics:
- Comparing clients' needs versus worldwide users' needs
- The importance of branding a product and taking time to brand it
- Building and treating a product's community well, especially power users
- Design being important and reflecting how much users are respected
- Tactics for marketing a product offensively like mapping it and using infographics
- The presenter encourages people to just take action and stop talking.
The document discusses .NET technology and framework. It describes .NET as a virtual machine with a large class library that allows for code reuse, security, and memory management. It then lists the versions of the .NET framework released between 2000-2010 and the corresponding Integrated Development Environments. The document also outlines key aspects of .NET like the Common Language Runtime, Microsoft Intermediate Language, Just-In-Time compiler, and benefits of using .NET like being user friendly, platform independent, and providing code reusability and security.
The document provides an overview of the Mongol Empire including its geography, nomadic culture, khanates, and the Silk Road. It discusses Mongolian horses and the lyrics praising them. It also summarizes Kublai Khan's reign in reuniting China and his last conquests, as well as two failed Chinese invasions of Japan that were turned back by typhoons destroying the Chinese fleets.
Ideative Studio is a consulting company specialized in marketing and communications with three departments: advertising and communications, foreign business, and marketing training. It aims to create innovative ideas that generate buzz for clients. Ideative works with a network of suppliers to quickly provide high-quality, low-cost solutions tailored to each client's needs. The company strives to not only provide creativity but also value and revenue for clients through unique, data-driven products and campaigns.
This document is a series of photo credits attributed to the same photographer, "surroundsound5000", repeated multiple times. It ends by encouraging the reader to create their own presentation using Haiku Deck on SlideShare. In just a few short lines, it promotes creating multimedia slideshows and credits all included photos to the same photographer.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Ο Ντανιέλ Μουνέβαρ, στην εισήγηση με τίτλο: «Δημόσιο Χρέος: Μια Λύση για την Ελλάδα», ανέλυσε, ποιοτικά και ποσοτικά, τις υποθέσεις επί των οποίων βασίζονται οι «προβολές» (εκτιμήσεις) του ΔΝΤ για τη δυναμική διαχρονικής εξέλιξης του ελληνικού δημόσιου χρέους, και κατέδειξε, έτσι, τις εσωτερικές ασυνέπειές τους. Εν συνεχεία, διερεύνησε τις επιπτώσεις που θα είχαν σε αυτήν την εξέλιξη (i) η μείωση του μεσοσταθμικού επιτοκίου εξυπηρέτησης, ή (ii) η επιμήκυνση του χρόνου αποπληρωμής, ή, τέλος, (iii) η μείωση της ονομαστικής αξίας (διαγραφή) του χρέους. Τα ευρήματα πρόκριναν τη – σημαντικής έκτασης – διαγραφή, ως τον πλέον αποτελεσματικό παράγοντα, ενώ υπέδειξαν ότι μία τέτοια λύση, αν και μάλλον δεν δύναται να λάβει συναινετικό χαρακτήρα και, άρα, συνεπάγεται την έξοδο της χώρας από την ΟΝΕ, συμβάλλει σημαντικά (και) στη δημιουργία συνθηκών ανάκαμψης της ελληνικής οικονομίας.
The document discusses various factors that contribute to the aging process, including telomere shortening, hormone and enzyme imbalances after age 30, free radicals, stress, diet, and activity levels. It then summarizes several Age Control products designed to address these factors and slow the signs of aging, including Age Control Basic which supports energy and hormone production, Joint Fuel for joint health, Weight Control for metabolism and appetite control, P-Force for sexual health, and Zzzleep for better sleep. Research and development for Age Control products involves an international team studying biochemistry and nutrition.
Il Giornale, Pronti per il mondo delle professioni - Speciale Diritto e Fisco...StudioCassone
Affrontare preparati le nuove sfide dell’universo lavorativo. L’importanza della consulenza e di una formazione dettagliata e completa per essere all’altezza di un sapere multidisciplinare. L’analisi di Giuseppe Cassone, fondatore ed amministratore di G11
The document provides details about Alex Smolinski's personal brand exploration project for school. It includes sections about his identity, profession goals in the music industry, potential contacts in the industry to network with, skills analysis, and goals for short, mid, and long-term career development. The overall purpose is to create a personal brand and professional plan for entering the music business field.
What a brand is.
What makes an awesome brand is a culmination of two things...
Because of digital, and this movement that is now the NEW NORMAL – you have to stop and access how you are going to use digital to amplify your brand.
Carson Parker is exploring a career in sportscasting. He has a strong work ethic developed from jobs since age 14. His goals are to land an on-air job after graduating in 2025, shift to more of a media personality role by 2030, and become a star at a major sports media company by 2040. He is currently a student at Full Sail University's Dan Patrick School of Sportscasting.
S. Jake Gibbs is a recent graduate seeking a career in marketing, advertising, or public relations. He has excellent communication skills and experience working in sports marketing and for the Kansas City Chiefs. His resume provides details on his education, skills, experience, references, and career aspirations to work in sports or athletic marketing roles.
The document outlines Cohlby Sims' personal brand exploration for a career in sports broadcasting. It includes biographical information on Cohlby, potential job titles in the field, and his brand archetype as an entertainer. It also outlines Cohlby's goals, both short and long term, in the industry as well as notable skills required and his current proficiencies. Competition in the field is examined along with networking and marketing strategies. Plans for professional development including finding a mentor and improving technical and soft skills are also detailed.
Sasha McElroy is exploring her personal brand as a photographer and social media manager. She grew up in Virginia and now lives in North Carolina. Her goal is to capture perfect moments for clients that they can cherish forever. She manages the social media accounts of photographers to help them engage more users and deliver their work. Her short term goals include consistently posting her work online and gaining clients, and her long term goal is to have 5-10 clients per month.
Euryl Forde has created a personal brand exploration document that outlines his background in basketball and desire to work in sports broadcasting or analysis. His goals are to obtain a play-by-play job for college basketball within a year of graduating and to open a recreational basketball gym within 12 years. He plans to create YouTube and podcast content focused on basketball to build his brand and potentially work with mentors in the field like Steve Ackles or Stephen A. Smith.
Charles Young grew up loving sports and became a fan of football. He would watch sports with his family on weekends. By age 11, he was playing little league football. His dream is to host a sports debate show. He enrolled in a sportscasting program at Full Sail University to pursue a career in sports media. His goals are to land a job in sports media within a year of graduating, host a show on a top network within 5 years, and have his own show within 10-15 years.
Your brand is your nonprofit's personality AND your brand is more than a cosm...Jocelyn Harmon
The document provides an overview of nonprofit branding and strategies for developing a strong brand. It discusses that a brand represents an organization's personality and DNA. A strong brand can help nonprofits attract more funding, gain recognition, and become more effective. The document recommends that nonprofits conduct an audit of their mission, values, and competition before developing branding elements like their name, logo, and visual identity. It emphasizes the importance of creating high-quality multimedia content like photos, videos, and websites that are designed with the audience in mind.
Rodger Williams has created events since childhood and wants to pursue a career in event planning and management. He outlines his relevant skills and experience creating posters, flyers, and parties. His goals are to build a portfolio of 25 event examples by 2023, connect with 75 sports industry leaders by 2028, and create a top event planning business by 2043. He provides details on his education at Full Sail University and past volunteer and assistant roles. His brand positioning is as a creative planner who can create "life changing, imaginative, and creative events" for sports industry clients.
Daniel Chiarelli is exploring a personal brand in sports broadcasting. He grew up passionate about sports in South Florida and wants to share that passion widely. His goals are to produce his own sports packages for TV within a year of graduating and get a job in the sports industry within five years, and work a championship event like the Super Bowl within 15 years. He has experience working with the Florida Panthers and plans to network with professionals in the field like Randy Moller and Craig Minervini.
Through a visual journey, James Jones takes you on a digital journey. Discover how creativity, innovation, and blogging are blended to create a dynamic presentation. Find inspiration from the tales of digital creators, thoughtfully curated for you. Come and learn more about James Jones' exciting world as the slides speak for themselves.
The document provides an overview of Loryn Grieb's personal brand exploration project. It summarizes her background in the US Air Force, goals of working in sports marketing, and initial plans to build her professional network and online presence. Key details include her focus on telling athletes' stories through video and connecting with audiences on YouTube and social media. She is a student studying sports marketing and media with plans to promote and market female athletes.
This presentation was created for Career Fest, a week of events for USC students centered on topics related to the career development process. It covers the value of creating a LinkedIn profile, the steps to achieving an "All-Star Profile," the tips and tricks for networking on LinkedIn, and an overview of how students can publish articles via LinkedIn Pulse.
This document outlines David Molina's personal brand exploration. His career goal is to become an NFL defensive coordinator. Currently, he is an assistant football coach at Riverview High School. His short term goal is to become a defensive assistant coach at Florida State University by 2026. His skills include strong communication, teamwork, and leadership abilities. He intends to network by attending industry events and creating social media content to promote his brand.
This document is a personal branding exploration created by an individual for a class project. It includes sections on their identity, potential job titles in sports broadcasting/marketing, and brand archetype as a "Magician." Short, mid, and long-term goals are provided. Relevant skills, credentials, competitors in the field, and a brand positioning statement are analyzed. A plan for professional development, networking, and references is also included.
Charles Young grew up loving sports and enrolled in a sportscasting program to pursue a career in sports media. His goals are to land a job in sports broadcasting within a year of graduating, host a sports show for a top network within 5 years, and have his own sports show within 10-15 years. He is building his personal brand and skills in public speaking, social media marketing, and time management to achieve these career aspirations.
John Hendrickson is a student at the University of Kentucky graduating in Spring 2016 with a major in Integrated Strategic Communications and a minor in English. His goal is to work in a marketing agency as a digital media specialist or be part of the creative team helping with campaign strategies. In five years, he hopes to be a copywriter at a marketing agency or work in the marketing department of a professional sports team.
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Taylor Cobbett is a current student at Full Sail University pursuing a degree in sports marketing and media. He has a passion for sports, especially his favorite team the San Francisco 49ers, and hopes to one day become their marketing manager. Taylor's personal brand focuses on connecting sports fans to the business of sports through creative marketing strategies.
EASY TUTORIAL OF HOW TO USE CAPCUT BY: FEBLESS HERNANEFebless Hernane
CapCut is an easy-to-use video editing app perfect for beginners. To start, download and open CapCut on your phone. Tap "New Project" and select the videos or photos you want to edit. You can trim clips by dragging the edges, add text by tapping "Text," and include music by selecting "Audio." Enhance your video with filters and effects from the "Effects" menu. When you're happy with your video, tap the export button to save and share it. CapCut makes video editing simple and fun for everyone!
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Practical eLearning Makeovers for EveryoneBianca Woods
Welcome to Practical eLearning Makeovers for Everyone. In this presentation, we’ll take a look at a bunch of easy-to-use visual design tips and tricks. And we’ll do this by using them to spruce up some eLearning screens that are in dire need of a new look.
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- The Built Environment
- Let's imagine the perfect building
- The Passive House standard
- Why Passive House targets
- Clean Energy Plans?!
- How does Passive House compare and fit in?
- The business case for Passive House real estate
- Tools to quantify the value of Passive House
- What can I do?
- Resources
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In this slides I explain how I have used storytelling techniques to elevate websites and brands and create memorable user experiences. You can discover practical tips as I showcase the elements of good storytelling and its applied to some examples of diverse brands/projects..
ARENA - Young adults in the workplace (Knight Moves).pdfKnight Moves
Presentations of Bavo Raeymaekers (Project lead youth unemployment at the City of Antwerp), Suzan Martens (Service designer at Knight Moves) and Adriaan De Keersmaeker (Community manager at Talk to C)
during the 'Arena • Young adults in the workplace' conference hosted by Knight Moves.
2. Nice to meet you!
Thank you so much for taking the time to review my
portfolio. This is a presentation of the various work I
have done over the last 5 years. I hope to hear from
you soon!
4. PERSONAL
We were to design our own personal logos, one with an icon and
one without. Since then, I have redesigned my logos as my design
style has evolved over time.
5. PERSONAL
Following logo design, we were to design our own personal
logos, one with an icon and one without. As well as one of
each in Black and White, and one also with color.
AP.AMANDA PHILPOT
HELLo
May 2015 Masters of Integrated Marketing Communications grad-
uate with an undergraduate degree in Art seeking a creative,
competitive in a team oriented environment. Former SEC athlete
who understands what it takes to win and succeed. Experienced
in design and writing communications, is easily adaptable and
open to change. Willing to accept challenges and very orga-
nized. Outgoing, energetic and professional with a successful
record of embracing new challenges.
contact
5715 Scarborough Dr.
Cincinnati, OH 45238
anphilpo@go.olemiss.edu
(513)368-9201
education
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
Master of Arts: Integrated Marketing Communications
Oxford, MS August 2013- Present
• Expected graduation date, May 2015
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
Bachelor of Arts: Concentration in Graphic Design
Oxford, MS June 2010 - May 2013
• Full Volleyball Athletic Scholarship
• Letter winner at the University of Mississippi
• Captain of the University of Mississippi Volleyball Team(Spring/
Fall 2012)
• SEC Honor Roll (Spring 2012, Fall 2012, Spring 2013)
Georgetown College
Bachelor of Arts: Graphic Design
Georgetown, KY August 2009 - May 2010
• Full Athletic Scholarship
• Transferred to Ole Miss after Freshman year
FREELANCE
GRAPHIC DESIGN
January 2009-Present
• Designed multiple wedding and party invitations
• Designed logos and website for upcoming and newly opened
boutiques & apparel companies
• Developed images for use by the engineering department
• Consulted with and designed presentations for Sun
Chemical Sales Professionals
experience
GRADUATE ASSISTANT
University of Mississippi: FedEx Athletic Academic Support Center
Oxford, MS August 2013 – May 2014
• Organized syllabi, sent travel letters to professors for
excused absences due to University competition,
organized and led weekly meetings with student-athletes
• Created marketing information for the FedEx Student-Athlete
Academic Success Center
SPORTS MARKETING INTERN
University of Mississippi: Sports Marketing Department
Oxford, MS January 2013 – May 2013
• Designed team logos, edited photos, cut out photos on
Photoshop
• Designed picture banners and collages that hang on wall in
department
WEB DESIGN INTERN
JS Health Partners
Oxford, MS December 2012 - May 2013
• Worked as an intern for a local business owner
• Designed website for Lela, a Real Estate Management
Company
• Designed website for a startup linen company
LEADERSHIP
• Assisted with incoming freshman campus tours
• Coordinated scheduling of events and team meetings for the
University of Mississippi Volleyball Team
• Supervised team building activities to enhance the
volleyball team environment
• University of Mississippi Volleyball Camp Instructor –3 years
skills
AP.AMANDA PHILPOT
HELLo
I’m Amanda
graphic designer + dreamer
contact
5715 Scarborough Dr.
Cincinnati, OH 45238
anphilpo@go.olemiss.edu
(513)368-9201
References
TOM NIEHAUS
Former President of the Ohio Senate, currently
Principal at Vorys Advisors
1131 Little Indian Creek, New Richmond, OH 45157
presniehaus@gmail.com
Work: (614)466-8082
Home: (513) 553-6569
DEREK COWHERD
Senior Associate AD For Academic Support
836 All American Dr. Univeristy, MSi 38677
dcowherd@olemiss.edu
Work: (662) 915-7122
Cell: (662) 832-8263
DREW CLINTON
Associate Director For Academic Support
836 All American Dr. Univeristy, MS 38677
dclinton@olemiss.edu
Work: (662)915-7122
Cell: (662) 816-3920
SHANNON WELLS
Assistant Volleyball Coach: University of Florida
P.O Box 14485 Gainesville, FL 32604
Work: (352) 375-4683 ext. 5510
Cell: (352) 682-2607
JOE GETZIN
Head Volleyball Coach Winona State University
jgetzin@winona.edu
Work: (507) 457-2237
Cell: (662) 832-0660
ANDREA GETZIN
FedEx Athletic Academic Success Center
agetzin@olemiss.edu
Cell: (662) 832-4642
6. PERSONAL
The next step after designing my personal logo was to design a
letterhead, business card, and envelope header.
7. PERSONAL
The following semester, we were to design a creative
brochure to market ourselves as designers. As previously
stated, I have changed my logo since this design was created.
Actual Pictures:
9. ASSIGNMENTSIn my undergraduate Graphic Design I class, we were to design
three separate posters promoting a department within the School
of Art. The following are my designs:
10. ASSIGNMENTS
As an extra assignment in my Graphic Design I class, we were
asked to design a poster for the “Mississippi Mud Daubers” in the
Ole Miss Painting Department. We were also asked to design and
submit a logo for the 2012 Collegiate Art Competition.
11. ASSIGNMENTS
As the holidays were approaching, my Graphic Design 1
teacher asked us to design a Christmas Card for the
department Christmas auction.
12. ASSIGNMENTS
For my Graphic Design I final project, we were to design and print
a book. The subject and content of the book were up to us, the
only requirements were that we had to have some sort of
underlying theme.
20
Amanda Philpot
ART361 Final Project
Typography
Fall Semester 2012
13. ASSIGNMENTS
8
“Your biggest challenge isn’t someone else.
It’s the ache in your lungs and the burning in your legs, and the
voice inside that yells ‘can’t’ but you don’t listen.You just push harder.
And then you hear the voice whisper ‘can’ and you discover that the
person you thought you were is no match for the one you really are.”
~ Unknown
6
“Champions aren’t made in gyms. Champions are
made from something they have deep inside of them- a desire,
a dream, a vision. They have to have last-minute stamina, they have
to be a little faster, they have to have the skill and the will.
But the will must be stronger than the skill.”
~ Muhammad Ali
18
“The pain of discipline is far less than the pain of regret.”
~ Sarah Bombell
14. ASSIGNMENTS
10
“When a team outgrows
individual performance and
-
cellence becomes a realty.”
~ Joe Paterno
4
“The world ain’t sunshine
and rainbows. It is a very
mean and nasty place. It will
beat you to your knees and
keep you there permanently if
you let it. You, me, or nobody
else is going to hit you as
hard as life. But it ain’t how
hard you get hit, it’s about
how hard you can get hit
and keep moving forward,
how much you take and
keep moving forward. That’s
how winning is done.”
~ Rocky Balboa
14
“We are what we repeatedly do,
excellence is then not an act, but a habit.”
~ Aristotle
15. ASSIGNMENTS
12
“Individually we are great,
but together we are unstoppable.”
~ Unknown
2
“The way a team plays as a whole determines its success.
You may have the greatest bunch of individual stars in the world,
but if they don’t play together, the club won’t
be worth a dime.”
~ Babe Ruth
16
“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.
Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.”
~ Marianne Williamson
16. ASSIGNMENTS
In my Graphic Design II class, we were to design a book cover,
but we had to use an art piece we had created prior to that
class. I chose to use a piece I made in Ceramics a year prior
to this class.
17. ASSIGNMENTS
In my Graphic Design II class, we were to create an ad that
reflected a past time, but using modern technology. I chose
to advertise Dubble Bubble chewing gum to put on a
Billboard.
18. ASSIGNMENTS
In my Graphic Design II class, we were given a letter and
asked to design a page for an alphabet children’s book that
would help them remember the sound and association of the
letter.
19. ASSIGNMENTS
In my IMC Visual & Design class, we were to choose a local business and create a
media campaign using either nontraditional or traditional marketing tactics. I
chose Epicure Day Spa, a local all natural spa, located in in Oxford, Mississippi.
Their social media marketing was already developed and being executed
extremely well, so I chose to create and design a small mail out to existing, loyal
customers. The mail out features one product, and two services per month, while
also having monthly specials/deals.
Front Cover: Back Cover:
20. ASSIGNMENTS
In my IMC Visual & Design class, we were to choose a local business and create a
media campaign using either nontraditional or traditional marketing tactics. I
chose Epicure Day Spa, a local all natural spa, located in in Oxford, Mississippi.
Their social media marketing was already developed and being executed
extremely well, so I chose to create and design a small mail out to existing, loyal
customers. The mail out features one product, and two services per month, while
also having monthly specials/deals.
Inside, Page 2: Inside, Page 1:
21. ASSIGNMENTS
In my IMC Visual & Design class, we were to choose a local business and create a
media campaign using either nontraditional or traditional marketing tactics. I
chose Epicure Day Spa, a local all natural spa, located in in Oxford, Mississippi.
Their social media marketing was already developed and being executed
extremely well, so I chose to create and design a small mail out to existing, loyal
customers. The mail out features one product, and two services per month, while
also having monthly specials/deals.
Inside, Page 4: Inside, Page 3:
22. ASSIGNMENTS
In my capstone IMC graduate class, we were to take the entire semester, start
to finish, to take an upcoming athletic apparel company and create a fully
integrated marketing campaign. We were to name our group and act as a fully
functioning integrated advertising agency. This was a group project, however, I
designed both our agency logo as well as the company logo. I also designed
the various advertisements used throughout the presentation. I also designed
the company’s webpage. My group won the pitch and the CEO of the upcoming
company chose our campaign as one he would use to launch his brand. (Full
presentation available upon request)
Agency Logo: Athletic Apparel Logo:
23. ASSIGNMENTS
In my capstone IMC graduate class, we were to take the entire semester, start to
finish, to take an upcoming athletic apparel company and create a fully integrated
marketing campaign. We were to name our group and act as a fully functioning
integrated advertising agency. This was a group project, however, I designed both our
agency logo as well as the company logo. I also designed the various advertisements
used throughout the presentation. I also designed the company’s webpage. My group
won the pitch and the CEO of the upcoming company chose our campaign as one he
would use to launch his brand. (Full presentation available upon request)
Mock Up Website:
24. ASSIGNMENTS
In my capstone IMC graduate class, we were to take the entire semester, start to
finish, to take an upcoming athletic apparel company and create a fully integrated
marketing campaign. We were to name our group and act as a fully functioning
integrated advertising agency. This was a group project, however, I designed both our
agency logo as well as the company logo. I also designed the various advertisements
used throughout the presentation. I also designed the company’s webpage. My group
won the pitch and the CEO of the upcoming company chose our campaign as one he
would use to launch his brand. (Full presentation available upon request)
25. ASSIGNMENTS
In my capstone IMC graduate class, we were to take the entire semester, start to
finish, to take an upcoming athletic apparel company and create a fully integrated
marketing campaign. We were to name our group and act as a fully functioning
integrated advertising agency. This was a group project, however, I designed both our
agency logo as well as the company logo. I also designed the various advertisements
used throughout the presentation. I also designed the company’s webpage. My group
won the pitch and the CEO of the upcoming company chose our campaign as one he
would use to launch his brand. (Full presentation available upon request)
26. ASSIGNMENTS
In my capstone IMC graduate class, we were to take the entire semester, start to
finish, to take an upcoming athletic apparel company and create a fully integrated
marketing campaign. We were to name our group and act as a fully functioning
integrated advertising agency. This was a group project, however, I designed both our
agency logo as well as the company logo. I also designed the various advertisements
used throughout the presentation. I also designed the company’s webpage. My group
won the pitch and the CEO of the upcoming company chose our campaign as one he
would use to launch his brand. (Full presentation available upon request)
27. ASSIGNMENTS
In my capstone IMC graduate class, we were to take the entire semester, start to
finish, to take an upcoming athletic apparel company and create a fully integrated
marketing campaign. We were to name our group and act as a fully functioning
integrated advertising agency. This was a group project, however, I designed both our
agency logo as well as the company logo. I also designed the various advertisements
used throughout the presentation. I also designed the company’s webpage. My group
won the pitch and the CEO of the upcoming company chose our campaign as one he
would use to launch his brand. (Full presentation available upon request)
28. ASSIGNMENTS
In my capstone IMC graduate class, we were to take the entire semester, start
to finish, to take an upcoming athletic apparel company and create a fully
integrated marketing campaign. We were to name our group and act as a fully
functioning integrated advertising agency. This was a group project, however, I
designed both our agency logo as well as the company logo. I also designed
the various advertisements used throughout the presentation. I also designed
the company’s webpage. My group won the pitch and the CEO of the upcoming
company chose our campaign as one he would use to launch his brand. (Full
presentation available upon request)
Banner Ad #1:
29. ASSIGNMENTS
In my capstone IMC graduate class, we were to take the entire semester, start
to finish, to take an upcoming athletic apparel company and create a fully
integrated marketing campaign. We were to name our group and act as a fully
functioning integrated advertising agency. This was a group project, however, I
designed both our agency logo as well as the company logo. I also designed
the various advertisements used throughout the presentation. I also designed
the company’s webpage. My group won the pitch and the CEO of the upcoming
company chose our campaign as one he would use to launch his brand. (Full
presentation available upon request)
Call to Action Ad#1: Call to Action Ad #2
30. ASSIGNMENTS
In my capstone IMC graduate class, we were to take the entire semester, start
to finish, to take an upcoming athletic apparel company and create a fully
integrated marketing campaign. We were to name our group and act as a fully
functioning integrated advertising agency. This was a group project, however, I
designed both our agency logo as well as the company logo. I also designed
the various advertisements used throughout the presentation. I also designed
the company’s webpage. My group won the pitch and the CEO of the upcoming
company chose our campaign as one he would use to launch his brand. (Full
presentation available upon request)
Print Ad #1:
31. ASSIGNMENTS
In my capstone IMC graduate class, we were to take the entire semester, start
to finish, to take an upcoming athletic apparel company and create a fully
integrated marketing campaign. We were to name our group and act as a fully
functioning integrated advertising agency. This was a group project, however, I
designed both our agency logo as well as the company logo. I also designed
the various advertisements used throughout the presentation. I also designed
the company’s webpage. My group won the pitch and the CEO of the upcoming
company chose our campaign as one he would use to launch his brand. (Full
presentation available upon request)
Creative Brief:
-Prior to creating ads and a marketing plan,
we had to conduct both qualitative and
quantitative research. Following the collection of
this data, we put together a consumer insight
report followed by a creative brief. I designed and
formatted our agency’s (5O’clock Somewhere)
creative brief.
Job Description--
Create a creative and attention grabbing integrated
marketing campaign to develop a brand in the athletic
apparel industry.
Target Audience--
The ideal consumer will be both males and females, ages
18-34. This consumer is one that takes on every facet of
life with a Vengeance. He/she sees the world as black
and white, winners vs. losers. From a hardcore athlete
to a stay at home mom, this consumer will not settle for
anything less than his/her best. He/she may appear to
to everyone. This consumer is a striver and appearance
matters to him/her. He/she has a great job making good
money and can be put in the mid-upper class income
level. This consumer is not afraid to spend money, as long
as it is on something he/she believes in 100%. He/she is
not okay will giving anything less than 100% whether it be
work, school, a belief, exercise, this consumer will excel at
everything simply because he/she refuses to lose or fail in
any way, shape, or form. He/she has pretty liberal views
and is very open to change. Adopting a new brand or
new hobby doesn’t scare this consumer, instead it moti-
vates and excites him/her to take it on with a vengeance.
Objective--
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people to buy into the product and brand).
Single Minded Proposition--
•Above all else, we want the consumer to understand
that Vengeance is for people who take on and go
through life with a vengeance and be everything
but intimidated about reaching their potential.
Substantiation--
Research has shown that the word vengeance can
come across as intimidating or aggressive. We want our
consumers to understand that the brand they are go-
ing to invest in isn’t about intimidation. Instead, we are
about making our consumer feel the absolute best they
possibly can, both physically and emotionally. We want
consumers to navigate through life with a vengeance.
Key Response--
CONFIDENCE! We want our consumers to love them-
selves and feel good about every task they take on in life.
Ideally, the consumers would not only speak positive-
ly about the product, but invest their time in learning
about what we as a brand stand for. We would like our
consumers to notice changes in their lives and outlook
on things when wearing our brand. Ultimately, our con-
sumers would take on every facet of life with, and over-
come any obstacle that may stand in their way of be-
coming the best version of themselves, with a Vengeance.
Brand Tone/Voice/Character--
Vengeance upfront comes across in a stern, mean, intim-
idating tone. We want to eliminate that and have it more
of an aggressive approach through life. If our brand was
a 24 year old man whose occupation is an accountant
seeking his CPA. He sees the world as very black and white,
with the “man on a mission, by any means necessary”
mentality. He is extremely driven and willing to chase his
dreams until he achieves them. He works out three to four
times a week depending on his schedule but truly takes
on life with a Vengeance. He doesn’t settle for less than his
best and is constantly pushing those around him to better
themselves. He totally and completely lives his life through
the way we want to portray the brand and when he wakes
up for a run and puts on his Vengeance athletic apparel,
he also puts his game face on to not only destroy the work-
out, but to conquer the day. Vengeance athletic apparel
-
sumer that can’t help but radiate to those around them.
Mandatory Inclusions--
•Logo attached to back
•Explore color, but black and white remain the two
main colors.
somewhere
clock
33. INTERNSHIP
I was asked by the Head Softball coach at Ole Miss and
marketing department to design two logos, one using ‘Ole
Miss’ and one using ‘Rebels’, that mimicked their uniforms for
the coaches to put on mail outs, letterheads, etc. to mail to
potential recruits.
34. INTERNSHIP
The head women’s volleyball coach at Ole Miss, of whom I
played for, asked the marketing department and myself to
create court mock ups for the, then upcoming, 2014 season.
35. INTERNSHIP
The head women’s volleyball coach at Ole Miss, of whom I
played for, asked the marketing department and myself to
create court mock ups for the, then upcoming, 2014 season.
36. INTERNSHIP
The head women’s volleyball coach at Ole Miss, of whom I
played for, asked the marketing department and myself to
create court mock ups for the, then upcoming, 2014 season.
37. INTERNSHIPSAAC stands for the Student Athletic Advisory Committee. I
was asked by the Ole Miss Sports Marketing Head Graphic
Designer at the time, to create a variety of logos for the
committee to choose from.
39. GRADUATE ASSISTANT
As I get my Masters in Integrated Marketing Communications, I worked as a
graduate assistant in the FedEx Student-Athlete Academic Success Center on
campus at Ole Miss. The FedEx Student-Athlete Academic Success Center is used
for homework, study tables, tutoring, advising, learning specialists, writing
center, and math lab all exclusively available for only student-athletes. I created
multiple marketing pieces as needed for events and important dates throughout
the 2013-2014 academic year.
I was asked to create a sign/info graphic encouraging
student-athletes to log into and save their email on
their smart phones.
I was asked by my supervisor to
create a way to encourage and
remind student-athletes to check
their school email. I created this
sign to hang up in various
locations throughout the
building.
40. GRADUATE ASSISTANT
I designed t-shirts for student-athletes that earned a GPA of 3.0 or higher for the given semester
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My supervisor asked me to design the Scholar-Athlete T-shirts both
when I was a student-athlete and also when I was working as a G.A
in the FedEx Athletic Academic Success Center.
41. GRADUATE ASSISTANT
One of my coworkers asked me to create and design a logo
for the early 6:30am study hall group.
42. GRADUATE ASSISTANT
My supervisor asked to make an end of the year grade report
in a visually interesting way. This report features all awards
and accolades of student-athletes for that year. It also has
grade achievements, staff information and much more.
Instead of this being in a Word document, we opted for a
more visually interesting and appealing look. (Displayed as if
it were being printed in InDesign)
FedEx Student Athlete Success Center
2012-2013 Annual Report
FedEx Student-Athlete Success Center
836 All-American Drive
University,MS 38655
(662) 915-7122
Fax:(662) 915-7878
rebelacademics@olemiss.edu
“I am extremely proud of the academic commitment of Ole Miss student-athletes.These young men and women lead
practice,meetings and travel.They demonstrate exceptional discipline.Mr.Derek Cowherd directs a wonderful and
experienced staff at the FedEx Student-Athlete Success Center.This group,along with our faculty,provides guidance and
support.Our student-athletes are blessed to be a part of this wonderful academic enterprise,and we are blessed by their
presence at our university.”
-Dr. Morris Stocks
Provost/Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
““Ole Miss has a rich and vibrant athletic culture,and I want Ole Miss Athletics to continue to excel in every aspect. It’s
time for us to capture the aura,tradition and passion of the Ole Miss family,in order to provide the necessary
-Ross Bjork
Director of Athletics
Derek Cowherd
Senior Associate AD
For Academic Support
Drew Clinton
Associate Director
Shelia Padgett
Assistant Director
Maulies Pettaway
Assistant Director
Zack Nutt
Senior Academic Counselor
Justin Light
Academic Counselor
Abigail McDonald Drescher
Academic Counselor
Angela Mirabito
Academic Counselor
Jon Nance
Academic Counselor
April Thompson
Associate Director/
Director of Academic Enrichment
Charlie Burrell
Learning Specialist/
Tutor Coordinator
Cara Littleton
Learning Specialist
Pete Lewis
Learning Specialist
Briana Murphree
Learning Specialist
Patrick Aiello
Intern
Drew Artin
Intern
Andrea Getzin
Administrative Assistant
Niesha Love
Graduate Assistant
Amanda Philpot
Graduate Assistant
Jason Weathers
Intern
AcademicAcademic
43. GRADUATE ASSISTANT
With 3.0 GPA
With 3.5 GPA
With 3.75 GPA
With 4.0 GPA
Total Student-AthletesTotal Student-Athletes
Individual AcademicIndividual Academic
Tom Brown
All American Scholar
Kathryn Fowler
Alyssa Randolph
Who’s Who Among Students
in American Universities
Christopher Conley
Who’s Who Among Students
in American Universities
Courtney Marbra
Maggie McFerrin
Who’s Who Among Students
in American Universities
(Hall of Fame Member)
Rafaelle Souza
SEC Co-Scholar Athlete of the Year
Neal Tisher
Who’s Who Among Students
in American Universities
Anne Threlkeld
Brittany Broome
Who’s Who Among Students
in American Universities
Who’s Who Among Students
in American Universities
Courtney Cunningham
Fall 2012
Highest Fall Team
Logged 11
Freshman Scholarship
2nd Highest Fall Team
GPA in 10 Years GPA in 10 Years
Highest Team
GPA In 3 Years
Highest Fall Team
GPA in 10 Years
2nd Highest Fall Team
GPA in 10 Years
2nd Highest Fall Team
GPA in 10 Years
December Graduates
GPA of 2.8
Overall GPA
Highest Female Team GPA
Women’s Rifle
Highest Male Team GPA
Men’s Golf
Overall GPA
Consecutive Year Winning
the Halbrook Award
in Women’s Sports
12 of 14 Teams had higher GPA’s than Fall 2011
Graduates in December 2012
44. GRADUATE ASSISTANT
20 Graduates for
Over 50% with a 3.00
GPA or Higher
Highest Team
GPA In 3 Years
Highest Spring Team
GPA in 10 Years
No F’s in Spring Semester 95% with a 3.00 GPA
or Higher
8 of 10 Students made
a 3.00 GPA or Better
All made Academic Honor Roll
Highest Spring Team GPA
Over 50% with a 3.00
GPA or Higher
5 with a 4.00 GPA
Highest Team GPA in 10 Years
Over 50% with a 3.00 GPA or Higher
Highest Spring Team GPA in 5 Years
2012-2013
in 10 years
APR Team Award
Team AcademicTeam Academic
APR Team Award
APR Team Award
GSR Teams Above National Avg
GSR Teams Above National Avg
APR Team Award
GSR Teams Above National Avg
Highest Team GPA
GSR Teams Above National Avg
Highest Team GPA
GSR Teams Above National Avg
Collegiate Rifle Coaches’
Association All-Academic Top
Academic Honors (May 2013)
Great American Rifle Conf.
Sportsmanship award
GSR Teams Above National Avg
GSR Teams Above National Avg
National Soccer Coaches
Association Award
GSR Teams Above National Avg
U.S Cross Country Coaches
U.S Cross Country Coaches
Association All Academic CC Team
Association All Academic CC Team
Highest Spring Team
GPA in 10 Years
25 on Honor Roll; No F’s
Spring 2013
December 2012December 2012
Aaron Barrett
Liberal Arts: Liberal Studies
Michael Brown
Applied Sciences: PRM
Terrell Brown
Liberal Arts: Art
EJ Epperson
Applied Sciences: PRM
Uriah Grant
Liberal Arts: General Studies
HR Greer
Applied Sciences: Exercise Sciences
Kyle Horine
Business: Marketing
Joel Kight
Journalism: Broadcast Journalism
Randall Mackey
Applied Sciences: Criminal Justice
Jack Nuismer
Business: Economics
Andrew Ritter
Business: Managerial Finance
Devin Thomas
Engineering: Geology
Tanner Burns
Liberal Arts: General Studies
Joe David
NHM: Hospitality Management
Martin Kirui
Business: Managerial Finance
Ashley Anderson
Liberal Arts: English
Tosha Laws
Applied Sciences: Exercise Science
Total Student-AthletesTotal Student-Athletes
With 4.0 GPA
With 3.75 GPA
With 3.5 GPA
With 3.0 GPA
Overall GPA
Highest Female Team GPA
Women’s Tennis
Highest Male Team GPA
Men’s Tennis
45. GRADUATE ASSISTANT
Individual AcademicIndividual Academic
Johan Backstrom
Capital One Academic All-District
6 At Large Team
Nik Scholtz
SEC Community Service Team
Adrien Forberg Skogeng
Capital One Academic All-District
6 At Large Team
Tanner Bailey
Brad Davis Nominee (2013)
SEC Community Service Team
Chad Bounds
SEC Community Service Team
Tom Brown
All American Scholar (July 2012)
Katie Breathitt
USTFCCCA All Academic CC Team Award
Brittany Broome
Brad Davis Nominee (2013)
Who’s Who Among Students in
American Universities
SEC Community Service TEam
Corrine Doornberg
1A FAR Award
Amanda Hutcheson
1A Far Award
Kelly Nolan
Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Nominee
Kim Coffey
GARC Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Christopher Conley
Who’s Who among Students in
American Universities
Joel Kight
Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Finalist
NFF Hampshire Honor Society Member
DT Shackleford
Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Nominee
Devin Thomas
SEC Community Service Team
Whitney Craven
SEC Community Service Award
Courtney Cunningham
Civil Engineering Leadership Award
Who’s Who Among Students in
American Universities
Kathryn Fowler
Taylor Medalist
Who’s Who among Students in
American Universities
Ashley Lance
1A Far Award
Haley Millsap
1A Far Award
Ericka Schneider
SEC Community Service Team
Alyssa Randolph
Who’s Who Among Students in
American Universities
Dylan Jordan
1A Far Award
Mandy McCalla
SEC Community Service Award
Rafaelle Souza
Capital One Academic All-District
6 At Large Team (Nov. 2012)
NSCAA Scholar All-America
SEC Co-Scholar Athlete of the Year
Courtney Marbra
Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Nominee
Who’s Who Among Students in
American Universities
Maggie McFerrin
SEC Community Service Team
Who’s Who Among Students in
American Universities
Jazmin Miller
Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Finalist
Anne Threlkeld
Who’s Who Among Students in
American Universities
Neal Tisher
SEC Community Service Team
Who’s Who Among Students in
American University
Gabby Rangel
1A FAR Award
Caroline Rhode-Moe
ITA Arthur Ashe Jr. Sportsmanship
and Leadership Award
SEC Community Service Team
Nick Williams
SEC Community Service Team
Isiah Young
SEC Community Service Team
May 2013
Tanner Bailey
May 2013
Tanner Mathis
May 2013
Andrew Mistone
May 2013
Brett Huber
May 2013
Justin Bigham
May 2013
Tyler Campbell
May 2013
Christopher Conley
May 2013
Frank Crawford
May 2013
Corey Gaines
May 2013
Christopher Gill
May 2013
Terrell Grant
May 2013
Jason Jones
May 2013
Josh Lancaster
August 2013
Ja’Mes Logan
May 2013
Emmanuel McCray
May 2013
Korvic Neat
August 2013
Ivan Nicholas
May 2013
Charles Sawyer
May 2013
Tim Simon
August 2013
Charles Swindall
August 2013
Taurus Ward
August 2013
Chad Bounds
May 2013
Kaitlin Breathitt
May 2013
Kelsey Breathitt
May 2013
Anne Threlkeld
May 2013
Alix Hidal
May 2013
Lacy Key
May 2013
Meghan O’Rourke
May 2013
Brittany Broome
May 2013
Erinn Jayjohn
May 2013
Kim Coffey
May 2013
Isiah Young
May 2013
Amy McCrory
May 2013
Jazmin Miller
May 2013
Deonna Walton
May 2013
Jasmine Williams
May 2013
Murphy Holloway
May 2013
Nick Williams
May 2013
Courtney Marbra
May 2013
Maggie McFerrin
May 2013
Riley Young
May 2013
Whitney Craven
May 2013
Kiley Sherman
May 2013
Amanda Philpot
May 2013
Courtney Cunningham
May 2013
May 2013
May 2013May 2013
46. GRADUATE ASSISTANT
My supervisor also asked me to design a simple, yet creative,
visual of the current programs that are offered within the
University of Mississippi academics for our student-athletes.
Student-Athlete
Development
Program
R.E.B.S ReadingProgram
M
edia
Tr
aining
Pers
onal
Bran
ding
Professional
Media
Training
RebelReadyProgram
S.A.A
.C
WellnessDiversity
D
eg
ree
FreshmanCareer
S.A.A.C
ProgramProgram
Comp
letion
Pr
ogram
Development
Program
Development
The University of Mississippi
R.E.B.S: “Rising to Excellence and Building Success” April Thompson
Reading Program: Reading with the Rebels
Media Training: Kyle Campbell and College of Journalism
Personal Branding: Social Media Training
Professional Media Training: High visibilities S-A’s
Rebel Ready Program: (Backpacks to Briefcases, Networking Luncheon, Career Development, Etiquette Dinner, Resume Writing,
NFL Agent Day, Rebel’s Choice Awards, Community Service, Parenting, Social Media, Speaker Series, etc.
S.A.A.C: “Student-Athlete Athletic Association” Jamil Northcutt- Rebel Reinforcements, SEC and NCAA Leadership Summit, Trent
Lott Leadership Initiative, Move Mississippi, Books and Bears, Holiday parties, etc.
Wellness Program: Nutrition, Mental Health, Healthy Lifestyle Living
Diversity Program: Mission Mississippi, Winter Institute, etc.
Freshman Transfer Development Program: Financial Mgmt., Leadership, McLean Institute, Media Training, etc.
Degree Completion Program: Jon Nance
Career Development Program: Career Placement, & Jobs Program, LinkedIN relationship to chart “Where are they now?”
47. GRADUATE ASSISTANT
Lastly, I was asked to design a table cloth for FedEx Athletic
Academic Success Center events and functions.
FedEx STUDENT ATHLETE
SUCCESS CENTER
49. BEAUTIFULLY
UNAPOLOGETIC
Beautifully Unapologetic is a new photography/online
boutique. I was asked by the creator to design a logo on a
black background and also on a white background, while
taking into account the owner’s ideas and visions for her
boutique.
50. THE FABRIC
OF HOPEThe Fabric of Hope is a line of hats created and made by
cancer survivors for others going through Chemo/Radiation
and battling the incurable disease of cancer. I was asked by
the owner and founder to design, using their already
established logo, their stationary and business cards along
with a postcard for thank you cards and mail out purposes.
Business Card:
51. THE FABRIC
OF HOPEThe Fabric of Hope is a line of hats created and made by
cancer survivors for others going through Chemo/Radiation
and battling the incurable disease of cancer. I was asked by
the owner and founder to design, using their already
established logo, their stationary and business cards along
with a postcard for thank you cards and mail out purposes.
Post Card: Envelope Tag:
52. THE FABRIC
OF HOPEThe Fabric of Hope is a line of hats created and made by cancer
survivors for others going through Chemo/Radiation and battling the
incurable disease of cancer. I was asked by the owner and founder to
design, using their already established logo, their stationary and
business cards along with a postcard for thank you cards and mail out
purposes.
Letterhead:
Post Card:
53. Rehearsal InvitesFor my brother’s wedding, he asked me to design the
Rehearsal Dinner Invitations to compliment their wedding
invitations.
54. NOT ONE MORENot One More is a nonprofit organization that supports
patients recovering from addiction by hosting meetings,
events, walks, festivals and more to help anyone in need of a
push towards recovery. I was asked to design flyers for their
events, thank you cards for them to send to donors and a
website for the organization.
• FOR FAMILIES OF A LOVED ONE WITH A SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS, A LOVED ONE LOST,
AND FOR FAMILIES OF THOSE RECOVERING FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS.
• FAMILIES, FRIENDS, AND THOSE IN RECOVERY ARE WELCOME.
FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP
LOCATIONS• LAWRENCEBURG LIBRARY “EWBANK ROOM”
SATURDAY MORNINGS 10:00 - 11:30AM
JULY 26, AUGUST 16 & 30, SEPTEMBER 16 & 27, OCTOBER 11
• DEARBORN COUNTY HOSPITAL “RIPLEY-SWITZERLAND ROOM”
2ND FLOOR CONFERENCE AREA
THURSDAY EVENINGS 7:30 - 9:00PM JULY 17 & 31,AUGUST 14 & 28, SEPTEMBER 11 & 25, OCTOBER 9 & 23
JUNE 14
HIGHLIGHT PEOPLE IN RECOVERY &
REMEMBER THOSE WE HAVE LOST
TO THE DISEASE OF ADDICTION
T-SHIRTS
FOR SALE
LANTERN LIGHTING AT DUSK
ON THE LEVY 5:00 - 10:00PM
RESOURCE BOOTHS
AVAILABLE TO ALL AFFECTED BY THE DISEASE
MUSIC & SPEAKERS
FROM AROUND THE TRI-STATE
FOOD & BEVERAGES
AVAILABLE AT THE WALK
https://facebook.com/NotOneMoreSouthernIndianaChapter
DONATIONS ARE WELCOMED TO HELP SUPPORT OUR
ORGANIZATION WHILE ALSO HELPING TO SEE CHANGE IN
OUR CITY.
CORNER OF E. HIGH ST
& SHORT ST @ 5PM
56. Health postersI was asked by a dietician to create health professional,
brand specific posters and flyers for a symposium she held in
New York in November 2014.
Shift your mindset and
reject your diet mentality.
Support yourself through
self-care and a strong support
network.
Honor your body’s inner signals,
your thoughts and feelings
around food.
Recapture the
intuitive eater
that’s within
you with these
three steps!
Enjoy the freedom to eat while getting the body you love!
while getting the body you love
DietFreeZone.com
ENJOY THE FREEDOM TO EAT http://dietfreezone.com
THE BIG TRANSFORMATION :
the goal :
Do you want the answer to true lifelong weight loss, but are lost on how to make
it happen for you? Join Freedom To Eat Forever right now, and you will........
• Be freed of dieting forever
• Lose weight and keep it off without feelings of deprivation
• Eat without guilt or food worry
• Eat for physical and not emotional reasons
• Rely on internal hunger and satiety signals
You will embody a non-diet mindset, making yourself a priority in your life allowing
you to be freed of dieting to enjoy eating while achieving a body you love.
Bonnie R. Giller, MS, RD, CDN, CDE
(516)486-4569
bonnie@brghealth.com
www.brghealth.com
For More Information :
Poster #1: Flyer #1:
57. Health postersI was asked by a dietician to create health professional,
brand specific posters and flyers for a symposium she held in
New York in November 2014.
Poster #2: Flyer #2:
1. Write name and email on raffle slip.
2. Place in bowl.
3. Drawing at end of the fair!
EVERYONE WINS!
really, Everyone...
Its EASY!
HERE'S HOW TO ENTER....
. All who enter will receive 5 Steps to
a Body You Love Without Dieting
e-book...FREE!
ENTER THE
TO WIN...
Bonnie R. Giller, MS, RD, CDN, CDE
surefire ways to beat
stress without weight
gain!
DietFreeZone.com
1. Write name and email on raffle slip
2. Place in Bowl
3. Drawing at end of the fair!
EVERYONE WINS!
really, Everyone...
Its EASY!
HERE'S HOW TO ENTER....
. All who enter will receive 5 Steps to
a Body You Love Without Dieting
e-book...FREE!
ENTER THE
TO WIN...
HOLIDAY EDITION!
Bonnie R. Giller, MS, RD, CDN, CDE
516-486-4569
bonnie@brghealth.com
www.brghealth.com
surefire ways to beat
stress without weight gain!
58. Health PostersI was asked by a dietician to create health professional,
brand specific posters and flyers for a symposium she held in
New York in November 2014.
surefire ways to beat
stress without weight
gain!
Special holiday bonus!
avoid UNWANTED WEIGHT GAIN & learn
how to improve stress in your life!
DietFreeZone.com
Order your copy at
http://www.brghealth.com/beatthestress/holiday/
*Digital Home Study ProgramBonnie R. Giller, MS, RD, CDN, CDE
(516)486-4569
Bonnie R. Giller
BRG Dietetics & Nutrition, P.C.
@brghealth Bonnie R. Giller
Bonnie Giller
@bonnierdn
Bonnie@brghealth.com
brghealth.com
(516)486-4569
Flyer #3: Flyer #4:
59. T-shirt Designs
During and after my time playing on the Ole Miss Volleyball
team, our Director of Ops asked me to design our own
tournament t-shirts for the Magnolia Invitational Tournament
and the Rebel Classic Tournament held each year.
magnolia invitational
REBEL
CLASSIC
Front: Front:
60. T-shirt DesignsMy college roommate is now an assistant volleyball coach at
Birmingham Southern University. She asked me to design a
few tournament t-shirts for her team to give out at their
annual fall tournament. These are a few of the designs I
came up with for her to choose from.
61. T-shirt DesignsMy college roommate is now an assistant volleyball coach at
Birmingham Southern University. She asked me to design a
few tournament t-shirts for her team to give out at their
annual fall tournament. These are a few of the designs I
came up with for her to choose from.
62. T-shirt DesignsMy college roommate is now an assistant volleyball coach at
Birmingham Southern University. She asked me to design a
few tournament t-shirts for her team to give out at their
annual fall tournament. These are a few of the designs I
came up with for her to choose from.
63. Business Logo/CardA local Photographer came to me asking me to redesign his
business’ logo and business card. The following are options I
designed for him to choose from.
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Business Card Option #1:
This is a circle shaped business card using the new logo I designed for his
photography business. I wanted to keep the color scheme simple and sleek,
yet still attention grabbing and memorable.
64. Business Logo/CardA local Photographer came to me asking me to redesign his
business’ logo and business card. The following are options I
designed for him to choose from.
Business Card Option #2 & 3:
This is a standard shaped business card using the new logo I designed for his
photography business. I wanted to keep the color scheme simple and sleek,
yet still attention grabbing and memorable. Very minimal differences in the
two below, however very necessary to get a visual of the differences.
J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227 timber ln, oxford, ms 38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227 timber ln, oxford, ms 38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
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info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
65. Business Logo/CardA local Photographer came to me asking me to redesign his
business’ logo and business card. The following are options I
designed for him to choose from.
Business Card Option #4:
This is a standard shaped business card using the new logo I designed for his
photography business. I wanted to keep the color scheme simple and sleek,
yet still attention grabbing and memorable. Very similar to the previous
two designs in concept, but varies in layout.
J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y
J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227 timber ln, oxford, ms 38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227 timber ln, oxford, ms 38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y J o s h u a M c C o y P h o t o g r a p h y
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
www.facebook.com/joshuamccoyphotography
227timberln,oxford,ms38655
(270)791-0009
info@joshuamccoy.com
@oxfordMSweddings
66. Business Logo/CardA local Photographer came to me asking me to redesign his
business’ logo and business card. The following are options I
designed for him to choose from.
Business Card Finalists:
After choosing one of the standard size business card designs, he asked me
to create a more delicate business card with a blank front for him to insert
a picture of his work on it.
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info@joshuamccoy.com
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info@joshuamccoy.com
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