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This coordinated marketing plan helped create overflow attendance for two events featuring author Margot Lee Shetterly at the University of Michigan College of Engineering. The plan included print, social and grassroots elements, and resulted in both events being sold out. LINKS Facebook Event EXCERPT FROM MARKETING PLAN The Big Idea As students return to campus in…
Introducing the new dean
Over the course of one year, I managed the communications transition plan for the departure of a decade-long leader and the introduction of a new dean for the University of Michigan College of Engineering. This communications & marketing plan included multiple communications points along a year-long timeline to various constituents, mapped out and planned well…
One Cool Thing
A mobile application conceived, designed, built and managed entirely by the talented staff in the Communications & Marketing office at the University of Michigan College of Engineering. Over the course of six months, I worked with our Executive Director Dan Kim to conceptualize, plan, develop and launch this app. This work included creating a manifesto,…
Time Capsule Project
This was a four-year long project to document and celebrate the changes in our students during their time at Michigan Engineering. My concept was simple: record short video segments – “Time Capsules” – with students on their first day of classes. Four years later, show them the video and capture their reactions on camera. It…