Max Goldstein researched how social media marketing in the nonprofit industry impacts revenue stream and event success; he created this blog describing his learning:
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Human Resources Areas
Julie Gelfand created a blog in which she researches 5 different functional areas of Human Resource Management (talent acquisition, training and development, benefits/compensation, employee relations, and corporate culture) in order to figure out exactly where her future career passions lie:
Difficult Conversations
AJ Franklin created a blog detailing his research around best practices for having difficult conversations:
How to Succeed in Investor Presentations as a Startup
In his blog, Matthew Deutch outlines how to succeed in investor presentations and provides ideas for making a pristine PowerPoint, an integral part of the entrepreneurial process.
How to Excel
In her blog, Anna Lee Curles details how to efficiently analyze complex data in Microsoft Excel and compile it into a single statement using pivot tables, charting, simulations, and other tools, in the hopes she will be better able to project hypotheses at my workplace and/or in my future career.
Company Culture and Core Values
Ruth Cho did an assessment of culture and core values by conducting interviews with individuals from each of redpepper’s 7 departments (including the partners/CEOs), coding these notes in addition to her own field observations, and analyzing this “data” against the 5 C’s Model (Commitment, Care, Communication, Celebration & Community). Her blog details her learning.
Autism in Young Children
Siqi Chen interned in a research lab this semester and created this blog detailing her learning about autism in young children:
Workforce Development Programs
Creating a personal brand
Tori Brunetti created a blog detailing her learning around best practices for creating a personal brand:
Researching trade show products
Caroline Biggs interned at the FarmVet headquarters in Franklin, TN and created this resource to present the results of her Learning Goal project, which entails researching over 40 products that they will be selling at an upcoming trade show.