Brooklyn College Marketing Society

Hello BC! With the fall semester coming to a close and finals coming for our necks, the positions of President and Vice President are now open and elections will begin.

On Friday November 11, 2022 explore marketing trends in a future aspect with Speaker Shahzad Haider and featuring as a co-sponsor.

Ralph Lauren 2023 Summer Internship Program
• Application opens on Thursday, December 1st 8AM
• Open to full-time college students who will be seniors in 2024
•Duration: June 5th- August 11th

Today, it is with a very heavy heart we share the passing of one of our members in our BCMS community, Jay Jankelewicz who’s passing was due to COVID-19 complications. Not only was he a beloved member of this organization but one of the original founders of The Marketing Society. He will always be remembered for being the person who started this all. -
From all of us at BCMS, we urge you to stay home and to protect your family and loved ones. Please stay safe and well.

If you would like to donate to Jay’s final expenses please use this link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/burial-costs-fund-for-jay-jankelewicz?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link-tip&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet (Link will also be in the bio)

‼️ .cx is BACK for Intro to Social Media! Meet marketing professionals from and .na for lunch and join us on a discussion on how to use social media the way the pros use it. USEFUL FOR ANYBODY! 😊 Get a deeper understanding on social media with this FREE workshop! Get your tickets with the link in our bio () NOW ‼️
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Remember to grab your tickets for the Intro to Social Media Workshop next week! Click here to get your tickets:

Intro to Social Media with COOP Careers Attend this free workshop in learning how to use social media to build your online presence!

Another interesting example of experiential marketing.

Our members who visited Momentum Worldwide last semester, you're familiar with this!

You Can Have An Epic Sleepover In The Brooklyn IKEA This March IKEA has taken over the country with its sleek yet affordable house design products, and it’s currently taking over NYC ...

Experiential marketing!

Our members who visited Momentum Worldwide last semester, you're familiar with this

A giant Oreo-themed slide is coming to Herald Square If going through Herald Square wasn’t chaotic enough, Oreo, of beloved stuffed-cookie fame, is installing a giant inflatable slide inside the belly of the beast

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Want to celebrate black heritage this Black History Month?

The African Student Union is hosting a fashion show honoring African roots. Multiple designers and artists will be featured for a night of performances and entertainment.

Tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/back-to-the-motherland-fashion-show-tickets-91643864265

The African Student Union at Brooklyn College proudly presents the Back to the Motherland Fashion Show, on Thursday, February 20th, from 6PM- 9:30PM. Gold room, Student Center, 2705 Campus Road, Brooklyn, NY 11210.

RSVP is a must: asufashionshow.eventbrite.com. Pay cash only at the door. Doors open 5pm. First come first serve.
Come join us for a night of fun with host & on the tunes
Designers: , , , adama_abib_coulibaly, , and
Special Performances by: , .o.w.e.h
And more!

If you know who Hillary Clinton is….

Then you should definitely know Shirley Chisholm.

The first major-party black candidate for president of the United States (yes, before any males)
..and BROOKLYN COLLEGE graduate.

Shirley Chisholm (1924–2005) was an American politician, educator, and writer. She was a member of the Democratic Party.

Chisholm was born in Brooklyn, NY. She studied at Brooklyn College.

She was a member of the United States House of Reps for New York's 2nd district.

Shirley Chisholm ran for President of the U.S. in 1972 as a Democrat. She lost the primary to George McGovern.

Chisholm became the first major-party black candidate for President of the United States.

Emmett McBain: The Creative Ad Visionary

Emmett McBain was an African American Graphic Designer whose work in the Civil Rights era hugely impacted the black community. His ads spoke directly to them, highlighting their beauty, and bringing a positive image of people of color into the mainstream.

At the time, advertising just focused on white people, so consumers of color couldn’t relate to them.