I created this reminder sheet to send to the judges of the National Student Advertising Competition to reinforce our campaign and to show the judges the presentation team.
The Saint Vincent College Ad Club participates in the National Student Advertising Competition, sponsored by the American Advertising Federation. As Co-Chair, I was in charge of overseeing the writing and production of the plansbook.
This pamphlet was created for the third annual Koinonia retreat, Give a Little Bit. Koinonia is a nationally recognized retreat program and held at campuses across the country. I was the co-director for the third Saint Vincent Koinonia retreat.
I organized the 2005 United Way Campaign kick-off event, a remote controlled car race.
In 2004, the Pittsburgh Ad Fed held the first C2 competition. My partner and I designed the winning billboard, which was produced and displayed by Lamar. The competition brough together students from the greater Pittsburgh area to encourage young people to stay local after graduation.
After becoming Campaign Manager trained by the United Way, I was put in charge of Westinghouse’s kick-off event. Shown here is the flyer for the Remote Controlled Car Race which raised over $500 dollars and provided five cars for a local home for underprivileged children.
This event was the precursor to the Remote Controlled Car Race. Shown here is the flyer from that event.
I created this pamphlet for the Office of the Registrar and the Office of Academic Affairs to distribute to local high schools and incoming freshmen to promote their new Start Up program.
This is an advertisement I created for the summer Intern fair at Westinghouse.
This media advisory was written to inform the local media about the American Nuclear Scoeity’s fiftieth anniversay gala.
AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY MEETING TO BE HELD IN PITTSBURGH
Pittsburgh, June 11 – The fiftieth anniversary meeting of the American Nuclear Society will be held June 13 – 17 at the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh.
The conference theme, “A Golden Anniversary, A Golden Opportunity,” will be attended by more than 1,000 leaders of the nuclear industry from around the world. Over the course of four days, nearly 500 presentations will take place including an opening plenary session featuring worldwide leaders in the nuclear field.
On Sunday, June 13 Susan Eisenhower will make a presentation referencing her grandfather, Dwight D. Eisenhower’s program, Atoms for Peace.
Carnegie 2, in the Omni William Penn Hotel will serve as the pressroom. It may be reached on (412) 553-5264.
