Sunday, December 4, 2011

2011 is Winding Down

  There are some big events about to occur.  One of them...supposedly, is going to be the end of the world.  Psh.  Another big one is that I have submitted my graduation packet and now just need to ensure I survive this and next semester.  This one won't be so bad but next spring will be hard.
  Spring Semester Schedule:
MWF: Managing Organizations and People
TR:  International Management
        Science, Technology, and Modern Society
        Public Relations Agency
        Communication Research (A basic stats class for JCOM majors)
Online:  Mass Media Law
Internship:  The Image Foundry
All of these equals an equivalent load of 21 credits.  I will continue working part-time at Sam's Club and my dear wife will have to manage without a husband for a period of time.
  I am excited for the internship.  Daniel Felsted, owner of The Image Foundry, is a man of great talent  and immense knowledge.  He is requiring a lot of me and though I don't feel I am up to the tasks, I will make myself so that I am.  I will be writing press releases, doing market research, contacting previous and current customers to survey them and see what else the can be done for them, creating how-to videos on various processes for future employees, and whatever else Dan sees fit to give me.
  I will also be directing/planning 2Cure Cancer again.  This year will be awesome.  I learned a lot from last year and will not make the same mistakes.  During Christmas break I will be making the necessary contacts, seeking sponsors, and begin the advertising process 4 months prior to the event rather than just weeks before.  I developed some great business relationships with folks here locally that I will be able to cultivate even more this year and hopefully 2Cure Cancer will be able to really help someone out there.
  It will be a hard semester but I'm looking forward to the stretching and pulling it will cause.  Either I get stronger and overcome or stop allowing myself to be tugged, eventually get ripped apart, and fail.  The latter is not an option.