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MBAs & Multimedia - 5187

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Status: Active

Purpose: A student run organization designed to give students the opportunity to network with other students interested in multimedia, expand skills by learning from one another, and provide an avenue to showcase their talents.

Membership: Membership encouraged for students, faculty, and staff of The University of Texas at Austin.

Functions: 1. Provide resources for clubs and students within McCombs MBA program looking for multimedia needs. 2. Photo and Video workshops to educate students. 3. Photo and Video treks in Austin. 4. Photo and Video competitions. 5. Establishing a follies organization to brainstorm, create, and produce satirical videos. 6. Provide an avenue to showcase students' work and talents in multimedia.

Organization Type: Special Interest

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Praveen Katta, Ex-President
Sonia Ramirez, Vice-President
Ryan Talbot, President

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