Editor's Note: Our Marketing & Promotions Committee keeps you informed of the Communicators Forum's goings-on through promotions, tabling events, social media, and more. Get to know the M&P Committee with today's brief member profiles. We asked them the following questions:
1.) What is your job title and department here at the U? How long have you worked there?
2.) Favorite part of your workday?
3.) Why are you part of the Forum?
4.) Where do you find creative inspiration?
Here's what they had to say:
Erin Kober, Marketing & Promotions Committee Co-Chair
1.)
Marketing Manager at Student Unions & Activities. I have worked at Student Unions & Activities for just over a year.
2.) Brainstorming! I love finding new and creative ways to get our message to students.
3.) To network across the University and get new ideas from people across all University departments.
4.) A variety of blogs, and of course, Pinterest!
Katie Covey, Marketing & Promotions Committee Co-Chair
1.)
Program and Project Specialist at the Weisman Art Museum. I started
working at WAM as a sophomore in college but have been a full time staff
member for two years.
2.) Planning programming with our student group, WAM Collective. They keep me connected to student life!
3.) To make connections and learn from my colleagues across campus.
4.) The Weisman's galleries, tumblr, nature, and everyone's guilty pleasure - Pinterest!
Amanda Aranowski, Marketing & Promotions Committee Member
1.) Communications Coordinator at the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications. I began working at the U a little over a year ago.
2.) Editing! I am a total nerd, and when I get to sit with my stack and a red pen, well, nothing makes me happier.
3.) To learn about the best and greatest in communications and to get to know other fabulous communicators on campus.
4.) Other campaigns, advertising, blogs, and, of course, from all of YOU.
Monique Dubos, Marketing & Promotions Committee Member
1.) Business Operations Supervisor, Housing & Residential Life for 7 years
2.) Favorite part of my workday is working on projects for committees such as this one. One of the committees I serve on is our HRL sustainability committee. Last year I developed, edited and contributed to a newsletter highlighting our accomplishments from the year.
3.) I'm part of the forum because, through this and other committees, I've discovered a knack for project leadership and development that allows me to use my writing, editing, photography, and social media skills. I joined UMCF to meet communications professionals on campus, learn from them, and add to my experience that will hopefully lead to a communications job one day (soon, I hope!).
4.) I find inspiration in the people I work with - at work and on outside projects. I'm also inspired by the beauty of everyday life - I'm rarely without my camera!
Katie Evans, Marketing & Promotions Committee Member
1.) Lead Events Coordinator, Institute for Global Studies. I have been in my current position for six months. Prior to that, I worked for two and a half years as Program Specialist at the Center for German & European Studies.
2.) Attending the events that I have been preparing for and making sure everything is running smoothly.
3.) I hope the forum will help me become more aware of university wide resources that are available as well as connect to other motivated and talented people in communication positions. Also, my position involves a fair amount of communication and marketing and I hope to be inspired by the forum.
4.) I love collaborating and communicating with my colleagues. People have such diverse experiences and I find that by talking with them, I often get new and fresh ideas through conversation. Also, working so often with events, I find that attending them and seeing different styles also stimulates new ideas that I can apply to my current position.
Kristin Trautman, Marketing & Promotions Committee Member
1.) Events and Communications Coordinator at the Technological Leadership Institute in the College of Science and Engineering. I began working at the University a little over a year ago.
2.) Designing something! Whether it's marketing materials, a website or a PowerPoint presentation I enjoy coming up with an interesting way to layout and display information.
3.) To take in (and hopefully add to!) the best of the communications community here on campus. I joined the forum earlier this year and have already been inspired and learned a great deal.
4.) I am constantly perusing marketing and technology websites and blogs for ideas. I also like to attend events here on campus and around town.
Editor's Note: How would YOU answer these questions? Where do you find inspiration? What prompted you to join the Forum?
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