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MFOS eNewsletter
Due Open Deliverables Open Emails
09-15-2020 0 / 1 0 / 1
Project Lead Project Team
not assigned CS Diana Bermudez, Robert Mack, James Baer   D Tonya Gibbs   W David Finnerty
Sponsor Information
University InitiativesLeslie Pendleton Senior Director of Development Administration, MFOS & Student Life
Project Description
Similar to RISE - feature story, sub-story (1-3) multimedia section, headings and subheadings. Leslie/Chloe help compile the content for the outline in Internal Notes below - then Nicole to help with writing. SUGGESTED FEATURES FOR A TWICE-YEARLY MFOS NEWSLETTER DIRECTOR’S WELCOME (A short message from Leslie P, either video or written) WHERE ARE THEY NOW? (Get a new job? A promotion? Industry recognition? A wrap-up of short bits on who is doing what.) CATCHING UP WITH … Sally Pants (BS ’07), partner in the law firm of Wagner, Coats and Pants. (This is a place to spotlight successful alumni. Ask them to answer 20 quick questions – Nicole happy to write them -- and pick the best 10 to feature, or run them all if answers are short. Kind of Vanity Fair back page treatment.) PASSAGES (Photo driven: Weddings? Moves? New home? New babies or four-legged family members? Dream vacation? Share some snapshots to catch up with the MFOS family.) MFOS NOW (Meet XX current MFOS students from the Class of 2024. Little snapshots of who they are: where are they from, what are they studying, what was their reaction to the scholarship, other schools considered, what they wanted to be when they were 5/what they want to be now, etc.) ASK AN ALUM (Pose a light-hearted question on social media and share answers. Keep them UF focused -- favorite professor, favorite Gainesville hangout, best class; or more general -- best book read recently, currently bingeing on Netflix, go-to stress snack, best song you’re listening to, famous person from history you’d invite to dinner, whatever) OR (pose a serious question: career advice, advice for new MFOS students, best career advice ever received, …) WHY I GIVE (Highlight a donor or several recent donors. Short bio about who they are. What was their first gift to UF. Why this current gift? What were they doing then? What are they doing now?) SIGHTS AND SOUNDS Videos highlighting MFOS grads, students or the MFOS experience SCHOLARS IN THE NEWS (Link to stories of MFOS students or graduates who had coverage in the media) LOOKING AHEAD (Any MFOS events/campaigns, etc. on the horizon to promote?) eNewsletter to all MFOS alums/current scholars. Keep it light, fun and target younger group. Template similar to RISE - Leslie will send idea for "sections" then our team will take the lead in designing out the template. Possible addition - have "class notes" section along with "write us/tell us/etc" section online portal/link (Jason build?) Feature a donor and scholar
Deliverables
EmailSend DateStatusAssigned Team 
MFOS Newsletter - Fall 202010-26-2020CompleteTonya Gibbs🔎 ✏️
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Created on April  6, 2020 at 11:01 AM (EDT). Last updated by Marissa Hartman on Dec. 10, 2020 at 10:24 AM (EST). Owned by Clemen, Katie.
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