Online Reputation

TO: Clelia B. Rivera

FROM: Stephanie Harries

DATE: March 25, 2010

SUBJECT: Online Reputation

Clelia Rivera graduated valedictorian from Ben Lomond High School in Ogden Utah in 2008. She is currently a junior at Utah State University perusing her degree in Journalism and Communication with an emphasis in Public Relations. She is fluent in Japanese and German. After college Clelia plans to enter into the video game industry.

Clelia Education includes:

• Ben Lomond High School, Ogden Utah (Spring 2008)
• High School Graduate: Valedictorian
• Utah State University, Logan Utah (Spring 2012)
• Bachelor in Journalism. Emphasis Public Relations
• Minor Japanese

Cleia has had variety of work experience:

• Sizzlers: Cashier, Ogden, Utah (2006-2008)
• American Reads Tutor: Summit Elementary. Smithfield, Utah (2008-2011)
• USU Utaku Club: President, Logan Utah (2010)
• USU Utaku Club: Vice President, Logan, Utah (2010-2011)

Clelia is deeply interested in everything needed to make a video game successful. She wants to be able to market great video games so people can enjoy them as much as she does. She would like to work with companies in America as well as in Japan.

Some of Clelia’s specialties include:

• Mozilla Firefox
• HTML
• C++
• Microsoft Word
• Microsoft Excel
• Microsoft Visual Studio
• Adobe
• Photoshop
• Adobe Illustrator
• Flash Player
• 3d Max
• Japanese Language

Clelia experience has led her to being awarded a number of achievements including:

• Essay published in the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
• Poem published in a book and magazine
• Essay published in scholarly journal
• USU Japan Club Member
• Intramural Volleyball Member
• USU Hurd Member
• USU Feral Cat Service Member

She has a number of hobbies and interest:

• Video games development and systems
• Volleyball
• Japanese pop culture
• Public relations
• Reading novels
• Costume making
• Writing poetry and novels
• New technology

Clelia enjoys working with computers, writing and working to make a project come to fruition.

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NEWS RELSEASE

Date: March 3, 2011

Director Tina Comendena

Tueller School of Dance

521 N Main Street

Logan Ut, 84321

435-752-9154

Tuller School of Dance offers new Mommy and Me toddler class.

Introducing dance to children at an even younger age.

LOGAN, Utah- Tuller School of Dance in Cache valley introduces their new Mommy and Me, toddler and mother combo class. This unique class introduces children to the art of dance, with the comfort of their mothers by their side.

Mommy and Me class was designed to give toddlers an introduction to dance class before preschool. Mother and child come to class together, giving the child a comfortable environment to learn. “ This class is a new way to introduce children to dance through their mothers.” Says Founder of Tuller School of Dance, Valene Tueller.

One of the top dance companies in Cache Valley, Tueller School of Dance has always been a leader in dance education. Mommy and Me classes are designed to give children an early advantage in dance, as well as create comfortable learning environment. “Allowing mothers to participate in Mommy and Me classes eliminates the anxiety children feel when separating from their parents, helping them to concentrate more on the dance.” Says Mommy and Me instructor Nikila Lopez.

Classes are held once a week at the Tueller School of dance, Mondays at eleven. Costs are twenty dollars a month, and children from ages 18 months to 3 years old are welcome.

Tueller School of Dance was established in 1958 by Rod and Valene Tueller and has been one of the top dancing schools in Cache valley for over 50 years. Tueller School of Dance has trained thousands of dancers throughout the years as well as hundreds of instructors. They are Dance Carivan National Champions several years in a row, as well as champions of Dance Educators of America.

For more information on class schedules please contact, Tueller School of Dance at 435-752-9154 or Stephanie Harries at 661-755-3767.

Stephanie Harries

Public Relations Specialist

Stephanie.harries@aggiemail.usu.edu

661-755-3767

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Media Pitch Final

March 15, 2011

Charles McCollum, managing editor

The Herald Journal

75 West 300 North

Logan, UT, 84321

Phone: 435-752-2121

Dear Mr. McCollum,

Cache Valley Area Investors Association is an organization founded to help people to become financially independent. This non-profit organization helps educate people about positive financial investments and well as planning. The Herlad Journal has always been a leader in financial news, which is why this particular organization would appeal to your readers.

President of CVAIA, Preston Parker, says his organization educates individuals on how to be financially independent by teaching them how to properly invest your money, time and experience. It is a community organization that offers council and advice on how to become financially independent.

CVAIA meetings provide individuals with the skills needed be able to properly invest their money in a way that will increase their income. The CVAIA simple principles like how to make smart investments and making your money work for you.

Financial problems are not solved by CVAIA, instead its members are taught important skills and principles that will help them achieve their financial independence goals.

If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides and income. Passive income largely makes this possible. There are many organizations with the stated goal of helping people understand the relationship between assets, liabilities, income, expenses.

Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange. CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geographical locations and from all walks of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.

Feel free to contact me with any questions.

Stephanie Harries

Public Relations Specialist

661-755-3767

stephanie.harries@aggiemail.usu.edu

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