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Service learning provides students with real-world experience and skills while helping their community. Activities that count as service learning include work done for nonprofits, approved activities for clubs and religious groups, and volunteer work with youth sports. Activities that do not count are tasks done for family, babysitting, regular club meetings, yard work, or performances. Service learning can strengthen college applications and make students eligible for scholarships from the McNair Educational Foundation.
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Allison Manning is a video editor and quality assurance professional at The Digital Learning Studio. She produces instructional videos using After Effects and ensures consistency across Articulate 360 courses. Previously, she worked as a social media marketer developing content strategies for ten clients. Manning was also a copyeditor for Coulture Magazine where she proofread articles using AP style. In school, she collaborated on projects for Chanel, Coca-Cola, and The Robert and Janice McNair Educational Foundation. Manning graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a BA in Advertising and Public Relations and a minor in Studio Art.
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The Robert and Janice McNair Educational Foundation celebrated its 30th anniversary with food, fellowship and fireworks. Residents of Rutherford County gathered to reflect on the impact the foundation has had in helping local students prepare for higher education over the past 30 years. At the event, the Rutherford County Schools Superintendent and Cary McNair spoke, and students impacted by the foundation shared their stories. Three students were awarded the inaugural $10,000 Robert McNair Memorial Scholarship for being exceptional community leaders.
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The Robert and Janice McNair Educational Foundation is offering multiple scholarship opportunities for Ms. Lucy Martin's student through their foundation. Her student is eligible for the ROPE Award which provides up to $8,000 over four years of college for Rutherford County high school seniors completing 70 hours of community service. Recipients of the ROPE Award are also eligible for the Ron Paris Mass Communication Award and the Charles Z. Flack Jr. Community Leadership Award, both of which also offer up to $8,000 over four years. Ms. Martin is encouraged to visit the foundation's website to browse all the opportunities available, and apply for the ROPE Award.
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Allison Manning completed 32.4 hours of service learning for her MEJO 332 course with The Robert and Janice McNair Educational Foundation from February 11 to May 6. The time log details her hours worked on various dates under the supervision of Monica Lee. Both Allison and her supervisor signed off on the accurate total hours, which was also verified by her faculty member Marshéle Carter.
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Allison Manning reflects on her experience in MEJO 332.004. She appreciated continuously learning core public relations principles like banners, news writing, and AP style. Every assignment helped expand her toolkit. Developing broadcast writing and speeches showed her skill and enjoyment in these areas valuable for her career. The most challenging part was making recommendations to her client, but the client was open to suggestions. She enjoyed working with the Robert and Janice McNair Educational Foundation and would recommend they continue partnering with the university and highlighting scholarship opportunities. Overall, she feels prepared for a public relations career thanks to applying concepts through this class.
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The Robert and Janice McNair Educational Foundation will host a ROPE Award celebration on May 15, 2021 at 7pm at McNair Field in Forest City, NC to recognize ROPE Award recipients, present them with graduation cords and certificates, and announce recipients of the Ron Paris Mass Communication Award, Charles Z. Flack Jr. Community Leadership Award, and Robert McNair Memorial Scholarship for each Rutherford County high school. ROPE Award recipients are college-ready students selected by their schools who have completed 70 service-learning hours.
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The McNair Educational Foundation provides academic and financial opportunities to support students in Rutherford County, North Carolina. A communications audit found that while the foundation has a large social media following and produces engaging videos, it lacks a strategic communications plan and does not effectively promote its opportunities to the wider community. The COVID-19 pandemic has also hindered in-person engagement. Recommendations include developing audience-specific content on its website and social media, updating website photos and copy, and promoting online events to engage students during remote learning.
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Allison Manning is a video editor at The Digital Learning Studio and a copyeditor at Coulter Magazine. She has experience in social media marketing, art direction, market research, and public relations. Manning is pursuing a B.A. in Advertising and Public Relations from UNC-Chapel Hill and will graduate in May 2021. She has strong skills in creative software like Adobe and video editing, as well as marketing tools such as Heropost and Sprout Social.
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