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This document provides a summary of Tarreva D. Thomas' portfolio, including 3 brochures and 2 newsletters she created. The first brochure was for a breast cancer awareness campaign targeting African American women. The second was for an animal shelter's dog walking program. The third newsletter provided tips for living a greener lifestyle and promoted a campus sustainability club. The portfolio showcases her work in graphic design and persuasive communication.
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