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Why Indiana?
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Looking for Speakers & Topic Ideas
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Erik Deckers Oct 7.
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- How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
- Friend
- What is your greatest strength?
- My eagerness to learn and my willingness to keep an open mind.
- What are you working on?
- Graduating! I'm a student at Purdue double majoring in Advertising/Public Relations and Religious Studies. (I know, strange combination... I'll be happy to elaborate if you ever want to know more.)
I am actively involved with PRSSA and Purdue's student-run PR firm, Boiler Communication, including having served on the Board in the past and co-chairing PRSSA's "COM Day" last semester. Since I will be graduating in December of this year, I chose to limit my official role in most of the organizations I participate in to allow time for job-hunting. I am, however, chairing Boiler Communication's first fundraiser. We're teaming up with "Our Kids Are Our Community" in Lafayette to put on a video-game tournament in September, which I'm very excited about!
I'm also the president of the Purdue chapter of AAF. When I went to try and officially found the organization, I discovered it had previously existed at Purdue, and we simply needed to re-activate the chapter. So, we're currently in the process of trying to re-build the chapter and get students excited about becoming a part of it.
I love marketing, design and event planning, and I'm always looking for more experience, so if you have any projects that you could use some help on, please feel free to drop me a line. I'd love to help if I can!
- How big is your business?
- Student
- What is your Job Title
- Student
- What is your alma mater?
- Purdue University
- Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
- I'm hoping to meet new people and build my network in the area. I see a lot of great ideas and information on this site, and I look forward to learning from everybody and sharing my own ideas and experiences!
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Some of my favorite things about Indiana have already been mentioned, but I'll include them anyway.
As much as this tends to be a downfall to some people, I absolutely LOVE midwest weather. We get all four seasons at their best. Just about the ti...
I've long held the belief that we need to determine a standard age for "adulthood" and simply hold people to it, rather than continuing to jump back and forth on a situational basis. Either people are mentally capable of making adult decisions at ...
Hey Steph, I can speak on things like social media and managing your reputation online. Email me at erik dot deckers at gmail dot com.
Steph: shoot me an e-mail will.hardison at gmail.com
I monitor these forums regularly, but frankly, as a student taking 21 credit hours this semester and launching an organization on campus, I haven't had much time in the past few months to post here. However, there's a lot of useful knowledge and i...
Hands down, taking my dogs to the dog park in the morning. It's one of the first things I do, and I always go before everybody else gets there. I love being outside that early in the morning (I kind of feel like I have the whole world to myself), ...
I agree with this rule entirely. However, with a fairly new technology, it's difficult to render a substantive judgement about whether it's working for you or not. There may be delayed effects, or you may not be utilizing the tool in the best way ...
Agreed, amazingly enough. I didn't want to delve too far into the "value" issue between a President and a Janitor, as far as differences in salary or replaceability... I was referring to their contribution to the overall operation, which you seem ...
Isn't utilizing social media quickly becoming a part of those "rules", Kyle? This is definitely one of the trends that is rapidly being adopted as a norm for most marketing plans, don't you think?
I think this is an interesting question. To me, there is no job description that is inherently more valuable to society than another, because everybody serves their purpose. I suppose the best way to illustrate my point here would be to consider t...
I love this idea, Pat. I hope it creates the response you're looking for. I would be interested to hear a follow-up on this to see how it turns out. Very progressive and genuinely good-natured. I love it!
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 9:07pm on May 31, 2009,
Dave Gibbs said… - Welcome Steph!
- At 10:29am on May 29, 2009,
Cissi Sherlock said… - Actually, I saw your post and chris eluded to it.
I believe we would be happy working with you and I will share with Chris that you and I have touched on that.
My field in PR/Marketing/Event Planning, so I thing we could work well together. I am from the old school, so I am sure you can tech me a few things!
I have been on IndianaIntern.net for years, taking intern and training in the PR/Marketing/Sales areas. I was also an intern mentor for Indianapolis Metropolitan High School in 2007-2008 teaching the kids that as well as how to use this knowledge to start a small business or community outreach program.
Being old school, I use a lot of kamikaze methods when promoting an event, but the e-generation has been a great asset. I wouldn't still continue in this field if it weren't FUN!!!!
We'll talk soon.
- At 9:59am on May 29, 2009,
Cissi Sherlock said…
- I guess after all that, we should be friends. I love anyone who stands up to Chris. He's actually my boss that I haven't had time to work for! Funny! I've been under contract to him for about a year and a half, now.
Now the good new!
We formed a collaborative partnership as a result of yesterdays discussion and will be moving forward with the planning of an event to celebrate the cultures that make up the American dream!
Of course there will be a booth for short, blue-eye blonds. But, in accordance to the Fairness Doctrine, tall, blue-eyed blonds will have to have a booth right next door for the sake of equal treatment!
I smile!
Seriously though, after Chris and I get something more concrete going and get it down on paper, we'll share with our "ever so passionate" friends at SI.
You guys are great!
Thanks for the friend-vite!
- At 3:20pm on May 27, 2009,
Tom Jennings said… - Hi Steph,
Welcome to the Indy Health & Fitness group. Your input and feedback are welcome.
- At 8:41am on May 27, 2009,
Arik Flanders said… - Ha ha that's great! We've really been trying hard to grow it at Purdue, I think we are close to about 5,000 students there.
We're developing a lot of new features this summer, so make sure you check it out when you head back to West Lafayette in the fall.
Thanks for connecting.
Arik
- At 5:59am on May 27, 2009,
Kristen Horton said… - Hi Steph,
Welcome to Smaller Indiana! As a new member you may want to start by reading the blog post: "I'm a member of Smaller Indiana, now what?" It provides some great tips on getting involved in the community.
Feel free to add a blog post, join some groups (more than 400 are listed on the Smaller Indiana Group Links google doc) & have fun!
~Kristen
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