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2022 MFOS "New Vision" Document
Due Open Deliverables
01-13-2023  / 1
Project Lead Project Team
Robert Mack CS Robert Mack
Sponsor Information
CommunicationsJacky ScottPGSI Communications Strategist
Project Description
, I wanted to reach out to see if there was any bandwidth on your team to help us with design for the next iteration of the MFOS vision—or maybe we could get in your queue for projects as bandwidth opens up. Leslie has partnered with Jacky to articulate the MFOS philanthropic vision for the next several years and would like to create a flexible, beautiful document to engage donors. We are working on finalizing the draft in the next week or so. I see this piece being used for multiple years and with many, many stakeholders. She has also requested the ability to possibly sub-out quotes and pictures, so we would like to discuss a few ideas I have on that front with someone on your team. Additional details: • Easily swap out pictures, quotes and data as needed. • A print version that can act as folder with a flap on the inside cover • A stand-alone, designed By the Numbers section as a printed insert • A digital version with the By the Numbers section included in the piece • Updated images (whichever images we do not have on our end, Leslie will reach out to Student Life to fill in the gaps): o MFOS scholars engaging in activities/events  New scholar event at the University House  Mentorship/community building events o MFOS alumni o Leslie engaging with MFOS scholars o MFOS family photos o Graduation o MFOS Donors o MFOS scholars in new headquarters located in the Reitz Union
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Created on Sept. 21, 2022 at  8:41 AM (EDT). Last updated by Jason Phenicie on Jan. 26, 2023 at  2:52 PM (EST). Owned by Phenicie, Jason.
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