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This document outlines the planning and execution of an event called "Taste of Culture" intended to raise money for an animal charity. It describes brainstorming different event ideas, planning the event logistics with various student organizations, implementing tasks among the organizing group, dealing with budget issues and obstacles, adjustments made to the event format and location, and reflections on lessons learned from the experience. The event ultimately raised $40 for the intended charity.
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Taste-of-Culture
- 1. OF CULTUR E Juliette Viassy Damon Poole Savon Smith Brittany DeFrancis Jared Jenkins
- 3. PREVIEW Preparation Brainstorming Implementing Day of the Event Communication Theories Keeping our sanity Total Money Raised Conclusion
- 6. PLANNING All Organizations Involved: 1. YSU Department of Student Diversity 2. International Student Association 3. International Indian Student Association 4. African Student Union 5. Student Government Association
- 7. PLANNING Taste of Culture, an International Charity Showcase Location Budget Performers Donations Keeping our sanity
- 8. IMPLEMENTING Delegated tasks Damon/Jared: Entertainment Savon: Ticket Sales/Marketing Britany: Marketing/Prizes/Donations Juliette: Catering/Reservations/Decor/Logistics/Fina nce
- 9. BUDGET Security: $100 Catering: $0 Venue: $0 Miscellaneous: $150 Marketing: $75 Total: $325 Security: $125 Catering: $650 Venue: $0 Miscellaneous: $110 Marketing: $18 Total: $903 At First…. In Reality….
- 10. BUDGET Student Government Association: $300 Department of Student Diversity, YSU: $350 Britany’s personal donation: $110 International Student Association: $140 Total: $900
- 11. OBSTACLES Reserving venue Catering Theory Y vs. Theory X Marketing Communication Synchronous amongst immediate group Asynchronous amongst outside group Ticket Sales ($5 per person) Federal Frenzy Talent
- 12. DAY OF THE EVENT Vs. April 23rd, 2016 McKay Auditorium, Beeghly Hall, YSU 5-7pm, $5 cover charge April 23rd, 2016 Downtown Youngstown 2-12pm FREE
- 13. DAY OF THE EVENT
- 14. TASTE OF CULTURE d
- 18. REFLECTIONS More Time Non-conflicting date Better involvement Better budget More organized
- 19. LEARNING EXPERIENCE Time Management Money Management Teamwork Working with different work and leadership styles (laissez-faire, dominant, etc.) Culture Shock Expanding Horizons/made connections Exposure to YSU numerous cultures
- 21. CONCLUSION Preparation Brainstorming Implementing Day of the Event Communication Theories Keeping our sanity Total Money Raised Conclusion