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The document outlines a public relations campaign to promote the Cincinnati SportsMedicine Girls High School Shootout using traditional media such as press releases, which resulted in limited success due to receiving event details too close to the event date and challenges distributing time sensitive materials through weekly class meetings; it recommends meeting with athletic directors earlier and encouraging student involvement to address these issues for future events.
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- 2. To promote the Cincinnati SportsMedicine Girls High School Shootout using traditional media in order to communicate the most current information to as many people as possible
- 3. Produced press releases about: Players to Watch, Halftime Honorees, Spirit Contest and Q&A with Mollie Developed a detailed media contact list to ensure the right publications received material about the event Published the Q&A with Mollie on the Enquirer website
- 7. Mollie Busam: Program Director. molliebusam@gmail.com Mike Dyer: High School Sports Editor, mdyer@enquirer.com 513-768-8648 Kelly McBride: Spots Reporter, kmcbride@communitypress.com 513-576-8246 Jeanne Houck: Sports Reporter, jhouck@communitypress.com 513-248-7129 Tony Meale: Sports Reporter, tmeale@communitypress.com 513-853-6271 Nick Dudukovich: Sports Reporter, ndudukovich@communitypress.com 513-248-7570 Scott Springer: Sports Reporter, sspringer@communitypress.com 513-576-8255 Melanie Laughman: Sports Reporter, mlaughman@communitypress.com Tom Skeen: Sports Reporter, tskeen@communitypress.com James Weber: Sports Reporter, jweber@nky.com
- 8. Receiving detailed information only a couple weeks prior to the Shootout from schools and Mollie about players to watch, spirit contest rules, halftime honorees and anti- bullying campaign More difficult getting the word out with very few details Sending out four press releases and only one being published by the Enquirer Meeting once a week as a class made it difficult to distribute time sensitive material
- 9. Have a meeting with athletic directors and coaches a couple months prior to the shootout -Explain in person that Xavier students will be working on promoting the event and possibly have Xavier students in attendance -Explain how important it is to have key information early, such as: rosters, players to watch and halftime honorees -Encourage them to get their student athletes more involved by promoting the shootout via spoken word and social media -Prepare PA announcements to hand them, which can be read at each school’s athletic competitions and other events