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Date Night Cruise Night

*these pictures are before the event







Haylee did a great job creating, organizing, and producing Date Night Cruise Night.  Unfortunately we had an extremely low attendance. We are still getting the response from students that they didn't know events were taking place on campus.  We are restricted on how we market and to what extent and this has proven difficult to reach students.

Haylee and I  sat down with our social media marketing student to come up with a plan for better reach.  We are going to do a live takeover on our Instagram for Date Night on March 13th. We are also doing a ticket give away, (tag two friends for a chance to win tickets). We met with University Relations to finalize our branding design, and pull up banners. 

We also have created a how to file on the google drive along with hard copies of pictures and instructions for each of the games, activities, and decorations for the different themes. 

Creating a new event during a pandemic has good points and bad points. The bad, we can't reach the students like we would like.  The good part, it is giving us time to fine tune the details of the event. 

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