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ISSUE 1
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2017
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NEWSLETTER
THE UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI MARKETING PROGRAM IS HAPPY TO INTRODUCE OUR FIRST NEWSLETTER. The intention of the newsletter is to connect alums to the marketing program in an effort to continue to maintain a relationship between graduates and the university. Topics within the newsletter include current student activities, department and university events, faculty and alumni accomplishments, as well as information continuing to help the university marketing program and students grow, network, and improve. Please contact the UCM marketing program with any content that you find valuable to add to the next issue of our newsletter.
UCM Receives Top Award at State Farm Marketing Competition
THE TEAM OF UCM MARKETING STUDENTS KYLIE MARCONNET, CENTER, AND ROBERT HUGHEY, RIGHT, CAPTURED THE OVERALL TEAM AWARD AT THE ANNUAL STATE FARM MARKETING AND SALES COMPETITION. GINGER KILLIAN, LEFT, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MARKETING, IS ADVISOR FOR THE TEAM.
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wo University of Central Missouri marketing majors won the Annual State Farm Marketing and Sales competition hosted by UCM. The team consisted of Kylie Marconnet of Maysville, Missouri and Overland Park native Robert Hughey. Marconnet and Hughey received the highest combined score in the Marketing Presentation and Sales Role Play portions of the competition. Robert and Kylie finished first and second place, respectively, in the individual combined competition. In total, the two received $14,500 worth of awards for their individual finishes. The top team does not receive a monetary award, however, they did receive a trophy for the combined victory. Professor Killian, the advisor for the UCM team had the following to say: “I am extremely proud of Kylie and Robert. Their hard work and preparation truly paid off. It was a tremendous honor to work with these two individuals and watch them showcase their skills and represent UCM.”