Kiefer Fairbanks
Kiefer Fairbanks
   
 
Assistant Director of Alumni Volunteer Engagement
kiefchief@ufl.edu
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no Completed   Welcome to the Gator Hood

Welcome to the Gatorhood is on August 9th at 3 PM! All Gators are invited, so please join us at CLUTCH KITCHEN & POUR HOUSE. This event is open to incoming students, current students, and alumni of the University of Florida.

  39 Email Marketing   Phenicie, Jason    
no Completed   UF Day at the Rays

All-Alumni Email in Club Area to promote UF Day at the Rays

  39 Email Marketing   Phenicie, Jason    
no Completed   Greater Richmond Interest Survey

determine interest in reorganizing Gator club

  39 Email Marketing   Phenicie, Jason    
no Completed   31st Annuual Fall Kickoff Picnic

Email marketing project - see attached email marketing request(s)

  39 Email Marketing   Phenicie, Jason    
no Backlog   2025 GBAA Reunion Weekend     41 Cvent Online Event Management   Communications, UF Advancement    
no Completed   2025 Gator Band Alumni Association Reunion

Cvent event management project - see attached Cvent request(s)

  41 Cvent Online Event Management   Communications, UF Advancement    
no Completed   San Diego Gator Club Email

All-Alumni Email (alumni in your club area or affiliate group), Facebook Marketing Post

  39 Email Marketing   Phenicie, Jason    
yes Assigned   Gator Club Interest Meeting

Email marketing project - see attached email marketing request(s)

  39 Email Marketing   Phenicie, Jason    
yes Assigned   2025 Football Watch Party Location

Email marketing project - see attached email marketing request(s)

  39 Email Marketing   Phenicie, Jason    
yes Assigned   Tampa Gator Club Watch Party Email

Email marketing project - see attached email marketing request(s)

  39 Email Marketing   Phenicie, Jason    
no Completed   Gator Club Watch Parties for 2025

Email marketing project - see attached email marketing request(s)

  39 Email Marketing   Phenicie, Jason    
yes Assigned   Capital Area GC Marketing Request

Email marketing project - see attached email marketing request(s)

  39 Email Marketing   Phenicie, Jason    
no Proposed   CVent Verification

Cvent event management project - see attached Cvent request(s)

  41 Cvent Online Event Management   Communications, UF Advancement    
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