UNLV American Marketing Association Collegiate Chapter (UNLV AMA)

UNLV AMA Chapter

2007-2008
Outstanding Chapter Award (Sweet Sixteen)
2008 Case Competition "McGraw Hill E-Portal"- Third Place
Website Award - Second Place
2007- 2008 Community Service Grant Award
(Funded by the American Marketing Association Foundation (AMAF)* and the Sheth Foundation)

2006-2007
2007 Case Competition "Renew New Orleans" - Second Place
AMA Outstanding Membership Activities Award
Dr. O. Karl Mann Website Award - Honorable Mention

2005-2006
AMA Outstanding Membership Activities Award
AMA Outstanding Chapter Planning

UNLV AMA Members

Gracie Small
Excutive Vice President

Participated in The Zappos.com Las Vegas Marathon & Half Marathon on December 2nd, 2007.

She finished the 13.1 mile run in 2 hours and 4 minutes

Theresa Boucher
Past VP of Technology

Theresa will be joining the AMA Las Vegas Professional Chapter's Board this Summer as VP of Technology

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The Rebel Yell
"Enhancing Skills Beyond Class"

UNLV and College of Business

11/30/2007- A newly released study ranks the University of Nevada, Las Vegas among the top 10 universities in the United States for scholarly research on advertising. Michael and Kathryn LaTour bolstered UNLVs previous ranking by placing in the top three percent of more than 1,000 authors who contribute regularly to the top scholarly advertising journals. The study also recognized UNLV professors Jack Schibrowsky and Angeline Close faculty members of the UNLV College of Business marketing department.
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* "The American Marketing Association Foundation (AMAF) is pleased to provide support to the UNLV AMA Olive Crest Project. The AMAF's mission is to be an essential resource to nonprofits, helping them achieve greater success through effective marketing. As the nonprofit philanthropic arm of the American Marketing Association (AMA), the AMAF also champions and supports excellence in marketing and diversity in the marketing profession."