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Marketing Highlights for Fall 2007
- New Courses
MKT 115 Creativity in Business
Course explores the nature and role of creativity in organizations using theories and methods of creative thinking linking creativity and innovation. Topics include techniques, simulations, and case studies to develop the creative process. Students will design a "tool box" with which creativity can be managed to promote innovation and enhance organizational effectiveness, along with individual creativity.
MKT 260 Advanced Events Planning
Course focuses on the skills necessary to design, implement, and manage spectacular special events, either as stand-alone or within the context of other meetings. Topics include the planning and marketing of special events from concept to conclusion, including catering and menu design, selecting distinctive venues and entertainment (e.g., celebrities and nationally recognized speakers such as former political leaders), and working with outside vendors to incorporate sound and special effects (lasers, pyrotechnics, etc.).
MKT 262 Meeting and Convention Planning
Course provides the basic tools to successfully plan and manage local, national, and international meetings and conferences. Course information assists the student in understanding the basic competencies tested in the ISES Certified Special Events Professional (CSEP) and Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) examinations.
- New and Improved
MKT 265 Internet Marketing
MKT 266 New Media and Technology in Marketing
Career
Action Series for Marketing are accelerated courses allowing
students to complete a series of classes by committing
to one night a week:
- Professional
Selling
MKT 161
Principles of Professional Selling
MKT 261 Advanced Professional
Selling
- e-Business
MKT 266
New Media and Technology in Marketing
MKT 265 Internet Marketing
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Let's
Get Real
The
business curriculum at Oakton Community College offers
a variety of courses that simulate the real business
environment.
Sue Cisco, chair of the Marketing and Management Program
stated, “It is our goal not only to teach
the theory but also the application, students are learning
from professionals in the field, classroom exercises
recreate what will be expected in a real business environment.”
MKT 161 Principles
of Professional Selling develops students’
perfect sales presentation skills through role-playing
and videotaping.
MKT
215 Intro to Advertising is a
class in which students are assigned real clients and
create successful advertising campaigns while learning
the function of an ad agency.
Other
classes, such as MKT
131 Principles of Marketing, guide
students through the development of a marketing plan.
“What
you learn in the classroom each evening can be put into
practice the very next day," cites Cisco.
"These classes also create great portfolio
examples when looking for a promotion or new job."
For more information call Sue Cisco at 847- 635-1872.
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New
Certificate in Nonprofit Advancement
(21 Credit Hours)
Oakton
now offers a cost effective, time saving
way to move your nonprofit career ahead.
Required courses cover nonprofit marketing,
fundraising and grant writing, law and government
relations in just 15 credit hours. Add six
credit hours of electives from marketing
or management courses, and complete the
certificate in 18 months or less! |
Nonprofit
Job Outlook: Hot and Sunny
Nonprofit
organizations are seeking qualified marketing,
fundraising and business management professionals
to help raise money, increase visibility and manage
resources. Buff up your resume with these fall
courses:
| MKT134 Fundraising and Grant Writing |
(starts 10/30) |
| MKT135 Nonprofit Law, Policy and Government Relations |
(starts 10/18) |
| MGT118 Effective Management Communications |
(starts 09/17) |
Credits
count toward a 21-credit certificate in Nonprofit
Advancement. |
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Students
with 12 + semester hours and a GPA of 2.5 or higher in marketing
may apply for an internship. For information, visit Internship
Page or contact Sue Cisco, Chair of Marketing Management
Program at 847-635-1872 or scisco@oakton.edu. |