Strategical Organization In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we preach the good news to all that will hear it. Sometimes, however, there are questions and topics that we feel less than comfortable talking about. Even if we do feel comfortable, sometimes we don’t know what to say. Even worse, many people mayContinue reading “Silas Wright – Lean Not Unto Thine Own Understanding”
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Mikayla DeMaio- Child and Family Wellbeing Community Conversation
Strategic Organizational Communication Project Summary: I will be organizing a community conversation in Rigby, Idaho in future partnership with Upper Valley Child Advocacy and the school district. The date of this community conversation is to be determined; however, I believe that this event is important for the community of Rigby and so I will beContinue reading “Mikayla DeMaio- Child and Family Wellbeing Community Conversation”
@byuidaho_basics: An Informational Page for Incoming Freshman
Purpose The purpose was for me to learn more marketable skills in the social media and design department, but also to work on my organizational and presentational skills. It was meant to be a learning experience for me. Objectives The point of the social media page was to collect and present pertinent information to theContinue reading “@byuidaho_basics: An Informational Page for Incoming Freshman”
Colin Dupuis-Organizational Building Block Podcast
Project Summery For my senior project, I decided to create a podcast that takes a deep dive into organizational structure. There are many ways one could approach this project, so when it came time to pick my topics, ultimately I decided to cover the topics of Leadership, Group Dynamics, Conflict Management and Culture. I choseContinue reading “Colin Dupuis-Organizational Building Block Podcast”
Rimi Kimura – Diversity Without Exclusion
Hi, my name is Rimi and I created a website about diversity awareness here at BYUI. As a person of color and someone from out of state, I wanted to share stories of other students from similar backgrounds and their experience here at BYUI. One thing that I was looking forward to in college wasContinue reading “Rimi Kimura – Diversity Without Exclusion”
Laurel Albrecht – Let’s Play Music
Let’s Play Music is a music education curriculum that has lessons and programs for ages 0-12 nationwide. With the help of their skillful teachers across the United States, they don’t just teach piano but help develop sight-reading, harmony, melody, and rhythm skills to all students. The curriculum helps all students absorb music concepts and teaches skills throughContinue reading “Laurel Albrecht – Let’s Play Music”
Lana Stevens – Twin Peaks Film Showcase
Strategic Organizational Communication Project Summary This project is an event consisting of a student film festival paired with a film workshop featuring Porter Pro Media and BYUI Alumni. The purpose of this event is to provide an occasion in which Communication students and the Rexburg community can come together to be educated by the successContinue reading “Lana Stevens – Twin Peaks Film Showcase”
Makenna Nichols-Resource Fair and Community Conversation on Homelessness
Project Summary For my senior project I worked with Andra Hansen and VOICE Advocacy to put on a resource fair and community conversation in Idaho Falls on March 22. The resource fair showcased 20 different organizations who provide resources and support for individuals experiencing homelessness. Our goal was to have a good mix of communityContinue reading “Makenna Nichols-Resource Fair and Community Conversation on Homelessness”
Preston Lyman – Automated Lead Magnet Marketing Campaign
Project Summary For this project, I built an automated marketing campaign for a small marketing automation consultancy called Success Engine. In the history of the company, most of their leads have all come from one primary source, and the services they provide have been highly specialized. The company would like to diversify their services andContinue reading “Preston Lyman – Automated Lead Magnet Marketing Campaign”
Jacquelyn Birkeland: The Mom’s Survival Guide to College eBook
Project Summary I started school at BYU-I as a mom of an 18-month-old, and I’ll graduate with a 4-year-old and a 4-month-old. Being a mom is such a light in my life, but going to school and receiving a degree has also been very important to me. For this project, I decided to combine theContinue reading “Jacquelyn Birkeland: The Mom’s Survival Guide to College eBook”