Arts and Sciences Student Council has once again named Advertising Club the Outstanding Club of the Year! The award is based off of 4 areas including: purpose of club, club membership, activities/meetings and greatest achievement of the year. With AdClub being the only on-campus club to offer a Foundation scholarship we were a head above the other applicants! Congratulations members because we could not have done it without you!
The most important meeting for AdClub members is here! Who do you want representing AdClub next year? Come and voice your opinion and hear candidate speeches next Wednesday at Hideaway Pizza at 7pm. AdClub is only as good as its leadership so come and vote!
Bob Hammack, founder of New West Group, will be coming to speak to AdClub on Wednesday. He is an experienced professional on both account services and creative. New West Group currently are in charge of accounts such as Chesapeake Energy Corporation, Harold’s, OKC Blazers, and Colonial Florists to name a few. Come and listen to a big name in the ad industry speak about even bigger ideas! The meeting will be held in JB 101 at 7pm.
To receive AdClub Member of the Year (AMOY), meeting attendance numbers for non-leaders who have participated the most this semester will be totaled and, if the AdClub Member of the Fall Semester is one of them, generally this person will be chosen for AMOY.
For Faculty Member of the Year (FMOY), ballots will be distributed through some Journalism classes, Advertising Club Executive Board will tally them to see which faculty member received the most votes. In the six years AdClub has presented this award, Professors Noble and Sowell have won all but one year.
Both awards will be announced at the AdClub officer elections on April 6. Good luck!
2007-2008 ended with a record 164 members! That number puts OSU AdClub in the running for national membership awards with American Advertising Federation. That number also reverses a declining trend over the last two years with memberships of 147 and 136 respectively. So great job executive team, especially our Vice President of Membership, Lindsey Mosteller!
The Henry Bellmon Leadership Intern Program provides financial assistance for full-time Oklahoma State University undergraduates who will be completing government internships in Washington, D.C., or at a state or federal agency in Oklahoma for Summer 2008.
Applications available in 213 Life Sciences East, and 360 Student Union or by clicking here.
Deadline: 5pm Tuesday March 25, 2008.
KJRH, 2 News Works For You is a subsidiary of the E.W. Scripps Company, a diverse and growing media enterprise. Located in Tulsa Oklahoma, they began operations in 1954 and their network affiliation is NBC. On Monday February 25, 2008 starting with the production of 2 News at 10pm, KJRH Channel 2 News became Oklahoma’s first and only television station to broadcast its local news in High Definition (HD).
Internships are available for the Spring, Summer and Fall semesters. Their station offers internships in our News, Promotions, Production and Sales Departments. The positions vary year-round and are based upon the needs of each department. In regard to the length (term), they work with the intern’s requirements, set by the internship advisor. Periodic evaluations of the intern will be completed as determined by the advisor.
Special requirements – Students must receive school credit for their internship. A negative drug screen is required prior to beginning an internship.
Students may apply by completing an internship application and submitting a cover letter, resume, and reference letter from their internship advisor. The reference letter should include that the student is in good standing and will be eligible to receive academic credit for the internship, if accepted.
Interested students should contact:
Linda Gibby,Human Resources Manager
918-748-1442
gibby@kjrh.com
3701 S. Peoria, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74105
For the first time ever, OSU will offer JB 3263–Reporting (June/July) and JB 3283–PR Communication Methods (June) during the summer here in Stillwater. In addition, JB 3603–Advertising Copywriting will be available this summer at the OSU-Tulsa Campus (June/July). This is a great class for anyone who has completed JB 2003 and JB 2013–Principles of Advertising and plans to be in Tulsa during the summer. It will be taught by Ken Graham.
OSU will also offer JB 1143 via internet, JB 2843-Sports in the Media (June), JB 4163-Media Law (July) and JB 4243-Programs and Audiences (June).
Advisors will be sending out a general education list shortly, but in the meantime, you can find that information on SIS by clicking here. Just click on OSU General Education Course Index- by Course Sections.
Enrollment begins Wednesday, March 5 and continues for the next few weeks. If you do not yet know your enrollment date, check your SIS account. Your enrollment date is based on the number of hours that you have already completed. Spring 2008 hours do not count.
As usual, advisors generally see students in order of their enrollment dates, so please schedule a time to see me 1-3 days before your enrollment date. If you schedule an appointment too far in advance, advisors may cancel it in order to first meet with those who enroll before you.
Everyone should make their appointments immediately even if you are scheduling as far out as early April! Don’t forget Spring Break is March 17-21 so don’t accidentally schedule then if you plan to be out of town.
If you need to drop a Spring 2008 class, you do not necessarily need an appointment. Fill out a drop card in the waiting area. Then put your completed drop card on your advisor’s door clip so that she will know you are waiting. Advisors will then typically try to work you in between appointments. Do not leave the drop card with an advisor without waiting for a signature!
Last summer the New York Times and mtvU invited students to participate in a conversation about college life, where the winning essay was printed in a special issue of the New York Times Magazine. They are now offering students another opportunity to do so! From the hippie culture to the AIDS epidemic to the Internet revolution, love has gone from “free” to fraught to Facebook. What is love now, in this age of 24/7 communication, blurred gender roles and new attitudes about sex and dating?
The New York Times and mtvU invite college students nationwide to submit a personal essay of between 1,500 and 2,000 words that illustrates the current state of love and relationships. The winning author will receive:
· $1,000 cash
· Their essay published in a special “Modern Love” column in the New York Times and on nytimes.com
· Their essay also featured on mtvU and mtvU.com
Several runner-up essays may also be published in print, on nytimes.com, or on mtvU.com
Click here for full contest details and an online archive of Modern Love columns.
Submission deadline is March 31, 2008