I was so happy to be invited in in this project. In the video below, I explain the what, why, and how of this project so I will not take the time to do that here. I really did not have a supervisor for this project and relied heavily on myContinue reading “Breanna Rogers – Taking the 2020 Census with the Colorado Department of Transportation”
Tag Archives: comm and advocacy
Brenna Scribner – “Amplify Hearing Loss” Blog
What started out with an informational conversation with a close friend led to the creation of a hearing loss awareness blog for my senior project. My emphasis is Strategic Communications and Advocacy within the Communications major, so being a personal advocate for hearing loss and raising awareness about the condition aligned perfectly withContinue reading “Brenna Scribner – “Amplify Hearing Loss” Blog”
Mackena Quinn – “Imperfect & Thriving” Blog
My Project As an aspiring life coach, I wanted to connect my passions for personal development, visual design, and writing, so I created a self-help blog called “Imperfect & Thriving”. My purpose of this blog is to share an authentic and vulnerable voice on the topics of self-worth, mental health, emotional well-being, andContinue reading “Mackena Quinn – “Imperfect & Thriving” Blog”
Landon Cobb, The Journey to Cobbs and Culture
Why Cobbs and Culture My Name is Landon Cobb and I have created Cobbs and Culture. Cobbs and Culture is my personal brand for my Instagram and my YouTube channel. It seeks to tell my story of the beauties of traveling the world. Around the age of 20, I began to fall inContinue reading “Landon Cobb, The Journey to Cobbs and Culture”
Cheick Omar Fall – A Meeting with the Mayor of Rexburg
For my senior project, I decided to invite the mayor of Rexburg to speak to BYU-Idaho students about jobs and careers in Rexburg. This was an occasion for students to get to know about the opportunities available to them in the Rexburg area and what the city was doing to help students prepare for theContinue reading “Cheick Omar Fall – A Meeting with the Mayor of Rexburg”
Kaylie Johnson- My PC ER Website Redesign
Kaylie’s Website Redesign Kaylie Johnson took the original website designed for the Rexburg company My-PC-ER and redesigned it to improve user experience. She created a template for each page to follow, organized the elements based on user needs and optimized content to improve conversion rates. Booth Highlights Kaylie’s booth is set up to best showContinue reading “Kaylie Johnson- My PC ER Website Redesign”
Jordan Coxe- Let’s Start Talkin Podcast
#block-yui_3_17_2_1_1595313003215_5565 .sqs-gallery-block-grid .sqs-gallery-design-grid { margin-right: -20px; } #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1595313003215_5565 .sqs-gallery-block-grid .sqs-gallery-design-grid-slide .margin-wrapper { margin-right: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px; } I feel as though nowadays, people only listen to respond instead of listening to understand– and that it why I created this podcast. There is a certain reputation and a “small-town” culture that surrounds BYU-Idaho and the Let’sContinue reading “Jordan Coxe- Let’s Start Talkin Podcast”
Connor Spurling – Faculty I-Learn Training Course
Project Description Connor Spurling is an aspiring instructional technologist. He has created a learning course aimed at faculty that works as an introduction to the BYU-I learning management system, Canvas. He has researched to find, include, and/or create tutorials for a list of basic and essential LMS tasks. In order to provide instant feedback forContinue reading “Connor Spurling – Faculty I-Learn Training Course”
Allyson Willis – Brenna Alyse Photo PR Campaign
My Project I created and executed a PR campaign to re-brand and increase business inquiries for Brenna Alysse Photo. This required research in starting up a personal business. I started up a website, Logo, Facebook and Instagram page. I wrote up a contract and a list of frequently asked questions and put together a portfolio. The mainContinue reading “Allyson Willis – Brenna Alyse Photo PR Campaign”
Nate Mullins-Improving Outreach: Catching Those Who Fall Through the Cracks
Through a collaborated effort with BYU-Idaho’s Vice President, Student Support Coordinators, and other faculty members, Nate developed a strategic plan to improve the outreach of Student Support’s Peer Success Mentoring Program. In order to improve outreach and awareness, he designed, printed, and distributed 998 magnets to 36 BYU-I approved housing complexes. Over 8,500 students now have access to the magnets.Continue reading “Nate Mullins-Improving Outreach: Catching Those Who Fall Through the Cracks”