FSU’s CFC Center
Throughout my time as an Intern for Florida State University’s Center for the Study and Promotion of Communities, Families, and Children, I have been given a profound insight into the fields of Marketing and Social Work. Below are various examples of my work and marketing strategies I have created during my time as an Intern for the CFC Center.
Click the video above to learn more about the 2019 IBM Design Sprint event.
The IBM Design Sprint, held on September 19, 2019, was an event that focused on finding solutions to crafting the future work experience of the child welfare industry. Job turnover is known to be one of the worst problems facing Florida’s child-welfare system, so my task was to spread awareness and utilize marketing tactics for this event. I accomplished this through the social media platform Instagram, as well as spreading flyers throughout the dorm halls of Florida State University, and also sharing the word about the event through the organizations I am involved in. Sample examples of this work can be found below:
“No matter what a person’s talents are in the workplace, there is still a good heart for wanting to do good in this world. The design sprint event pulled people from all backgrounds to solve a social issue and I believe everyone at the event saw the benefits that social good can do in the community. Design thinking brings everyone together and everyone has an equal voice.”
A task I was assigned at the CFC Center involved spreading awareness of the opioid crisis in Florida. To accomplish my goal, I created two variations of infographics pertaining to this issue. The images were then shared with various organizations in Florida State University, as well as spread across different social media channels.
“Opioids reach every part of society: blue collar, white collar, everybody. It’s nonstop. It’s every day. It doesn’t seem like it’s getting any better.”
