The Bake Sale was a huge success!!
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Hey Everyone,
I hope you had a great break! I wanted to remind you about the MEMO meeting tomorrow (11/29) at 5:30pm in Armory 206A. We will be discussing a lot of important events coming up so please try and make it! See you all then!
Joey Maestas
MEMO Chair
www.cumemo.com
jmaestas@mac.com
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Hi Everyone,
I am pleased to announce the launch of our new MEMO website!
www.cumemo.com
Thank you to everyone that helped make this great website a reality!
Joey Maestas
MEMO Chair
Jmaestas@mac.com
www.cumemo.com
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Hey everyone the potluck was a great success! Thank you for everyone that went and contributed!!
Location:20th St,Boulder,United States
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Hey Everyone,
Well it is that of year for our 2nd Annual Pot Luck Dinner and a Movie! Last year we had a lot of fun eating good food and watching Tropic Thunder! This year I am thinking Anchorman since it is Journalism related :) But if anyone has any other ideas for movies coughmorgancough bring them and we can vote on a movie.
The MEMO Potluck Dinner and a Movie has been scheduled for Thursday, November 4th from 6:00pm to 8:30pm in Armory 218 (NOT 206A). We will be eating a ton of food, watching a movie, and hanging out as a group.
We need everyone to pitch in and bring food or supplies such as forks, spoons, knives, cups, drinks, dessert, main course etc… RSVP to me and let me know if you can come and what you would like to bring. If If you want to bring blankets, pillows, bean bags etc… please feel free to bring them along!
Lets make this a fun night!
Joey Maestas
MEMO CHAIR
jmaestas@mac.com
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Hey Everyone,
Begin forwarded message:From: Nicole Rae Sandoval <Nicole.Sandoval@Colorado.EDU>Date: October 27, 2010 8:27:26 AM MDTSubject: Community Service IdeasHey Dave,
Please send this to the MEMO members!
Thanks!
Hello MEMO members,
Here is a list of the community service opportunities that I mentioned at our meeting on Monday evening. It is kind of a large list so I am asking EVERYONE to please choose their top 2 favorite opportunities that you would like to take part in. If there is one or two ideas that seem to be popular among everyone I will be in contact the foundation and see what it will take for MEMO to get started. If there are a number of foundations that people are interested in I wil try to make small groups and arrange an opportunity for each group to help out where they would like. I think that whether we are helping out as a large group in one community service opportunity or we help out at a number of places MEMO will be sure to do good. Let me know!
*Community Service Opportunities
1. BoulderReads - Literary Program helping children with reading.
Requirements: 6 month minimum meeting 1 or 2 times a week for and hour and a half at each meeting time. Making lesson plans is recommended. If we do choose to prosue this we need to fill out tutor applications which I will provide and there is 15 hours of training necessary.
2. Circle of Care - Senior Citizens Program
This program would involve us going to performances with a senior citizens and would involve driving. However you do receive a free ticket. I was also thinking if we do this, I could speak with the theater department and see if we could get them to donate tickets to one of their upcoming shows because the they have requested donated tickets. No prior training is needed and each person only has to do this one time if they would like.
3. EFAA- Emergency Family Assistant Association (1918)
Help out families in Boulder and Broomfield Counties by providing support to families in need, people with disabilities, and senior citizens. the areas that we could help out are food,shelter, rent assistance, and utilities.
4.Holiday Food Basket Volunteers
We would help pakcing bags, delivering, and distributing.
** I really like this idea with the holidays right around the corner and this is a one time thing that we could all easily do.
5.Children Services
This program would have us assist children with their homework and with various recreational activities or do group activities with the children. This is a 6 month requirement that meets 2 times a week but between all of us we could split it up so that it can be a one or two time thing. We can make a regularly scheduled time where we do a craft with the kids or a sport.
6. Volunteer Connection
Tutoring kids ages 5-17. They are open to having us meet with the children a couple of times a week to a couple of times a month.
7. Denver Rescue Mission
As always the Denver Rescue Mission needs help. They offer group opportunities and I can call and see what this entails. We could help with serving meals and they take up to 10 people at a time so we could split up into groups and do this. The serving times are seven days a week 5:30am-6:45am, 10:30am-1:30pm, 4:30pm-6pm, and 7:30pm-9pm.
They also offer a Reading and Writing Club helping kids ages 3-18 with homework. This is monday through thursdays 4:30pm-6pm.
Another program they need hekp with is their Whiz Kids Tutoring for kids ages 6-10. This goes from October to April every Thursday from 7pm-8:30pm.
*These two tutoring programs are at the Denver Broncos Complex.
8.The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Denver
They accept donations or they need help setting up and cleaning up holiday events/ decorating.
9. El Centro Cultural Nights
I have been in contact with Felipe and I am meeting his this next week. We would help with trasportation, setup, and distributing food to the attendees. Sounds easy and fun! I would really liek to work with this group because they definitley need the help. I met them this summer and I know they would be very appreciative.
*********As a seperate component I think we should do another toy drive this year. Last year's toy drive was a success and I think it will be another success this year. I will be in contact with Dave to figure out who to contact*****
Thank you,
Nicole Sandoval Community Service Chair
p.s. If anyone has other ideas that I have not presented please let me know.
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Here is a basic outline of what we talked about! Contact Dave or Joey with any questions...
MEMO MEETING AGENDA- 10/25/2010
· Attendance
· Committee Check-In
o Fundraising/Committee
§ Gave an update on Bake Sale going on in the next couple of weeks
o Design/Graphics Committee- Rachel and Ryan
§ They Gave an update on the status of the T-Shirt’s
§ Christina gave an update on the banner
o Community Service Committee- Nicole S.
§ Gave ideas about what we could do.
§ Will send out email regarding the group
o Social Network Committee- Vignesh and Christina
§ Update on Facebook! We need to expand our followers
§ We need to Twitter More! Alyssia volunteered to Tweet
· Pot Luck Date
o Next Thursday?
· Media Tour?
o Where we would like to go? Denver Post was Majority
o Days that work best?
· Diversity Moment
o Dave gave an update on the new show! Meeting will be held this Monday.. Stay tuned for details…
· Priscilla gave an update on her group!
· MEMO Website
o Revealed Final Draft and received comments
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Hey Everyone,
Just a reminder about the MEMO meeting tonight (10/11) in Armory 206A at 5:30pm. See you all there!
Joey Maestas
MEMO Chair
jmaestas@mac.com
www.cumemo.blogspot.com
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Dear Students,
If you're interested in teaching after you graduate, MEMO will be hosting Liz Thurston, Campus Campaign Coordinator for Teach for America. All are welcome.
October 11, 2010
Armory 206A
5:30 pm
She will be discussing the following:
Basic information about Teach For America:
-Nonprofit organization that recruits high achieving college seniors to commit to spend two years in a low income school, in order to close the achievement gap.
-Full salary and benefits are provided by the school district in which teachers are hired.
- 2-year loan forbearance program and $10,000 Americorps scholarships are available.
-Teach For America provides teaching training and facilitates licenses and certification.
-Teachers are placed in 39 regions across the country.
-Teach For America partners with hundreds of graduate schools and employers, creating opportunities for alumni after they've completed their two year commitment.
Best,
Dave
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Hey Everyone,
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Here is what we talked about....
· Introductions
o Myself, Dave Martinez, and everyone else
· Talk about goals for this semester
· SOFO Account
o Volunteers to go to the meeting with me
· Social Network Committee
· T-Shirt Design Committee
· Fundraising/Financial Committee
K KUSA Welcome
· MEMO Banner?
o Who wants to look into getting the process of getting one?
· Community Service
o Ideas for this semester? Fire Victims?
o Nicole Sandoval will talk about El Centro and Grant
· Resume/Essay Workshops?
· Media Tours
o Where would everyone like to go
· Website Design
o Ideas?
o Presentation
· Goodbye
o Come to Joey’s B-Day party!
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Hey Everybody,
This is just a reminder of the MEMO (Multi Ethnic Media Organization) meeting thisMonday, September 13th, in Armory 206A at 5:30pm. I look forward to seeing everyone there!
Go Buffs!
Joey Maestas
MEMO Chair
jmaestas@mac.com
www.cumemo.blogspot.com
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Hey Everyone,
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Hey Everyone,
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Several members of MEMO attended the UCSU 5th Annual Diversity Dinner tonight. It was a great dinner and presentation! Thank you for all that attended.
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Hey Everyone,
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Here are some pictures from today's brown bag lunch! Fernando gave a great presentation and was VERY helpful to answering everyones questions.
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Dear MEMO,
Tomorrow April 21 we have a very important guest.
His name is Feranando Diaz.
He is with the Chicago Tribune and Hoy on line.
I encourage you to attend his brown bag and ask questions.
He is a young and talented multi-media journalist.
He is one of the youngest administrators with the Tribune Corporation.
He is a board member at NAHJ and has tips for all of you
to succeed in national organizations.
He does on line work and wants to us to partner with Hoy
to punlish student stories.. How great would that be.
I need to show him our brightest stars and you are them.
I hope you take me off on this great opportunity.
Best,
Dave
Brown Bag
April 21, 2010
Noon - 1:00
Armory 1B01
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Hi Everyone, Fernando Diaz is the managing editor of Hoy Chicago, responsible for editorial strategy across print and digital platforms and collaboration with Chicago Tribune’s newsroom. Before joining Hoy, Fernando was ChicagoNow.com's community manager for news and opinion, where he contributed to the site’s success by creating dynamic content as well as recruiting a diverse base of bloggers; including crafting a post that generated 2.3 million page views. Prior to joining the Tribune Company, he was a bilingual investigative reporter at The Chicago Reporter, producing exclusive, computer-assisted reports on social justice issues and before that, a daily newspaper reporter covering local government at the Daily Herald and Democrat & Chronicle (Rochester, NY). He is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago and a Maryland native. He is on the boards of the Chicago Association of Hispanic Journalists, the Chicago Journalists Association and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists who in 2008 recognized him as its emerging journalist of the year. He was named a finalist for the Livingston Award 2008 and was selected as an ethnic media fellow of the Institute for Justice and Journalism that same year for a project on immigrants in the military. He is a member of IRE and lives in Pilsen, Chicago.
A GREAT opportunity has arose for next week. A multimedia specialist, Fernando Diaz, will be visiting the SJMC next Wednesday (4/21). This will be an awesome opportunity to learn and network from Mr. Diaz at a brown bag lunch at noon in Armory 1B01. More information is below.
We will be rescheduling the 9News Tour to Wednesday (4/28) from 11:00am-12:30. We will still have the same opportunity to view the noon broadcast. We can only have a maximum of 20 people to attend so you MUST RSVP in order to reserve your spot on the tour. Please RSVP to Dave Martinez (david.martinez@colorado.edu) asap to take advantage of this great opportunity. We will be carpooling down to Denver so If you have a car and are willing to drive please let Dave know in your RSVP.
If you have any questions please contact Dave or myself. Thank you!
Joey Maestas
MEMO Chair
jmaestas@mac.com
www.cumemo.blogspot.com
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Thanks to everyone who attended the potluck! We had a lot of good food and had fun watching Tropic Thunder!!
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Hey Everyone!
I spoke with someone from La Raza and they could use our help next Saturday.
That is the 24th! We would have to go to the Auraria Campus and the hours would
be 7 to 4! There are going to be a number of things for us to help with for
example: Registration, workshop monitoring, security, education fair, evaluation
and distributing lunch! Please let me know if you are available to help and if you
are interested ASAP! I was supposed to have the list of people for her today but I
did not receive this information until today and I knew that everyone would need it
before committing! If you could help it would be a great opportunity and I think it
could be really fun! Please reply either tonight or early tomorrow!
Thank you,
Nicole Sandoval
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Hey Everyone,
Just a reminder that the MEMO Potluck Dinner and a Movie is tomorrow night (4/16) from 6:00pm to 9:00pm in Armory 206A. If you plan on coming please let me know if you haven't already. Let's make this a fun night!
More details on the blog: http://cumemo.blogspot.com/2010/04/memo-potluck-dinner.html
Thanks!
Joey Maestas
MEMO Chair
jmaestas@mac.com
www.cumemo.blogspot.com
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Hey Everyone,
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Hey Everyone! Joey Maestas MEMO Chair
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Hi Everyone,
Great Meeting tonight! Here is what we went over:
-He stressed networking and how important it was to being able to get a good job after graduation
- He talked about how important it is to get involved and how that looks on scholarship applications
- He wants everyone to apply for the NAHJ Student Campus and to participate this summer at the NAHJ Conference in Denver
- He was proud of all our hard work and was very thankful for us nominating him for an award
Nicole Sandoval has taken the responsibility of organizing MEMO Community Service Projects. We all voted on the community service projects we might want to do. Volunteer work for La Raza and Boulder High School mentorship were the top two. More information is to come….
We went over dates for our up coming events:
- Warren Miller Tour: Wednesday, April 14th at 3pm
- Pot Luck Dinner and Movie Night: Friday, April 16th TBA time and location
- 9News Tour: Wednesday, April 21st from 11am- 12:30
We went over T-Shirts and everyone sizes were recorded
Talked about Senior Class Leadership: For more information about getting involved email scc@colorado.edu
We wrapped up with an opportunity to get involved and gain experience with the group CU Science Update. Email Paul Daugherty for more details.
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Hey Everyone,
I hope everyone is having a great break! Anyways I just wanted to ask everyone to
please think up one or two ideas that we could do for out community service by
our next meeting! We will go around and everyone will say there ideas and then we
can vote on what we want to do! Please do not forget! See you all soon!
Thanks,
Nicole Sandoval
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Director of Career Services and External Affairs Beth Gaeddert explaining to us how to write a successful resume!
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OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS
Sorry for the short notice!!!
MEMO invites students to visit and tour Crispin, Porter & Bogusky tomorrow
Thursday, February 11 at 4:00 pm. We are planning carpools, if you can drive or need a carpool, we will meet in front of the Armory at 3:15 pm.
Please let me know if you would like to be part of the tour. Again we
apologize for the short notice. Not due to our part :). Whew!!!!
Please come prepared with questions to ask them about the
advertising world creative or strategic..
Warm regards,
Dave
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Location:Advertising Firm Tour!
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Hi Everyone,
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Joey Maestas MEMO Chair
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ey Everyone!
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Check it out the new schedule for this semester! Just click Calendar of Events under Welcome to MEMO
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Hey Everyone,
· We discussed where and when is the best time to meet this semester
o About 75% of you said Tuesdays were the best day to meet (Still tentative)
o Everyone agreed the SJMC is the best place to meet
· A plan for a new fundraising committee was revealed
o This committee will seek out and come up with ideas for MEMO funding
o A sign up sheet was passed around to everyone interested
· Genesis talked about a CPA event partnership and Recruitment/Mentoring
o The CPA will require volunteers and a sign up sheet was handed out
o We discussed a partnership with the NBSA
o We discussed goals for Recruitment and Mentoring
§ We want to be able to attract more incoming freshman
· The SJMC programs offered sheet will be revised about MEMO
· Ideas for booths, flyers etc… were brainstormed
· We came up with a schedule for things we would like to do for the spring semester (see schedule)
· We discussed reaching out to Alumni through Facebook
· Reminders about picking up SJMC scholarships from Dave
· We have come up with a goals we would like to accomplish this semester
o More Community/charity involvement
§ Host an event?
§ Contribute to an organization?
o Recruitment of Members
§ Revise SJMC programs offered sheet about MEMO
§ Set up booths for sign up?
§ Reach out through email
o More opportunities such as the 9News “light the lights”
o Getting website more well known throughout CU n
o Opportunities for more tours
§ KUSA 9
§ Radio Station
§ Crispin Porter
§ Another Ad agency?
o More time ‘together’ as a group
§ Extreme Challenge
§ Jump Street
§ Pot-Luck Dinner
§ Movie Night
§ Sporting Events
o Come up with a T-shirt design for t-shirts for MEMO
If you have any questions let Dave or myself know. Great job everyone!
Joey Maestas
MEMO Chair
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