Alaska Chapter: This event is a safe environment for trick-or-treating during the weekend before Halloween. It will be on Saturdaythe 28th in the Student Union from about 3pm to 9pm. Families will purchase tickets to join in the games, while fundraising for student clubs.
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Over the past month, I have been talking to local artists and inquiring about their concerns for publicity. After meeting with a few who do not consider themselves artists, I have to include applied art and trade skills.
The idea I have now, that each artist or tradesman will donate a piece of work to display at a public venue,can be hosted by PRSSA. The event will actually be a silent auction, as well as an opportunity for media to come meet original creators and for buyers to get autographs or place more orders.
PRSSA will accept donations and split the proceeds with the creators of each piece sold. A portion of the proceeds could also go to benefit a local guild or non-profit proponent of the art community.
I was thinking about a publicity campaign for PRSSA to get more underclassmen involved. It entails dressing up in jungle fatigues and running around the school in a not-so-stealthy manner, tacking posters that with a recruitment date, place and time. Then who ever shows up would get to go with us on our trip and, if they join, a t-shirt to be initiated in.
I know this sounds crazy, but I think the whole hazing thing has merit if you are trying to get people into a “family” of brothers and sisters…”fellows” I should say. Otherwise, kids just come in half-heartedly and give up on the mission when things start getting busy.
