Resources / Ripples & Wipeouts

With three weeks left in the semester the class got their first glimpse at the final presentation template and documents for GPFA. The landscape assessment and internal audit have both been finalized and look great. The class consolidated all of our research to provide GPFA with a comprehensive look at both the internal and external factors that affect their operations. The final written documents offer a robust view of GPFA’s environment while providing recommendations to create a successful and sustainable marketing strategy.

Our most recent class began with the wrap-up and final editing process of our boiler plate copy and PowerPoint presentation. Over the Thanksgiving holiday, the class was assigned to create PowerPoint slides from our research for our final presentation. The assignments resulted in 50 initial slides that ranged from outlining the initial request made by GPFA to creative naming possibilities for some of their printed materials and associated groups.

The PowerPoint underwent some in-class editing as students reorganized and adjusted slides to make the presentation more cohesive. More editing is needed as the class enters the final weeks of the project, but thanks to Robert the PowerPoint’s template is approaching its final stages. Next class will be dedicated to more fine-tuning of the presentation as the semester rounds third base.
Also, big thanks to Matthew who was able to see the Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures from the National Museum, Kabul exhibit over the Thanksgiving break and brought the book of the exhibition to class to share.
-Erin Juarez