Erin "E" Kober, UMCF Marketing & Promotions Committee Co-ChairMarketing Team Leader
Student Unions & Activities- Marketing Department
kober008@umn.edu
612-624-7271
Find me online: Twitter | Facebook
Became a member of UMCF: September 2011
About my role on the UMCF board:
We promote the Communicators Forum to get people involved in the Forum. I like this role because I really enjoy talking to people, networking, and spreading the word about this great opportunity.
Some great Forum memories:
I love attending the Conference each year. It is a great way to learn more about a variety of different topics and it is one of the few times each year that brings all the members together. I always feel refreshed after the Conference.
About my role at the University
I am currently Marketing Team Leader for the Student Unions & Activities- Marketing Department. I started at the University of Minnesota in August 2011.
Favorite place on campus:
Coffman Front Plaza
What I like about working at the U:
I really enjoy the pulse of campus. Students are eager to learn and get involved and I love that I get to help communicate all the opportunities that are available to them.
Some of the coolest projects I've worked on at the U:
Homecoming 2013: Ski-U-Madness marketing and communication campaign. We start planning for Homecoming months ahead of time so it is exciting to see when it all comes together and we bring thousands of people to our events.
Accomplishments I'm most proud of:
Seeing the growth of our student workers. Many of our students start their roles with little marketing experience, and it is exciting to see them grow in their roles and be able to prepare them for their professional careers.
More about Erin
My hometown:
Lonsdale, Minnesota | view it on a map
Paper book or e-book:
Paper
Favorite website:
Favorite source of inspiration:
Favorite word:
Wonky
Word that makes you cringe:
None, although some songs make me cringe.
Favorite brand:
Anthropologie
What I do for fun:
Bike, run, camp, travel and explore breweries and vineyards..
My dream jobs (besides the one I have!):
Be a consultant- helping organizations to realize how they can better lead and utilize their spaces to support innovation and creativity.
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