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Examples of past student vision statements:

“Are You Ready to FUMBLE brings to video game players and enthusiasts the pre-release of

FUMBLE, an American Football simulation game, that allows players to create their own teams and

play online against each other in a variety of game modes. The event will offer to the guests the

chance to have a hands-on the game, early access, a Q&A session to talk with the game developers

and the first FUMBLE Invitational, a tournament to present the game to the guests.”

“The Incline’s CD release party for their new album Wait! will be a celebration and gathering of

indie rock fans who are interested in hearing The Incline perform live and purchase the album.”

“The screening of the movie Blood Lane will be a sneak peak into the rare cinematic event that will

bridge together fans of horror, comedy and satire. This event is a throwback to classic 80’s horror

films and will be followed up with an after party with musical guests and a Q&A session with the

creator of the film.”

“The EVE Online Exclusive Launch Event will introduce new players to one of the most popular

multiplayer online role playing games in today’s market, while also promoting new and exciting

features to seasoned EVE Online players. Participants of this event will get hands-on game play time

with features of the game that aren’t currently available to the gaming public, as well as the chance

to talk to a few of the developers of the game.”

Examples of past student goals:

• To increase sales of the new album.

• One goal for the premier is to raise the public’s awareness of ‘Good Knight Productions’, the

Production Company that shot Stevie Stonebrook.

• To build a database of guest who are interested in attending urban art events in the future.

Examples of past student measureable objectives:

• To have an article on the premier written up in the Grand Rapids Free Press.

• To sell 40 albums.

• To set-up future meetings with at least two major record labels.

• To generate a profit of $5,000.

• To collect 150 new email addresses.

• To have 200 paying participants in attendance.

• To raise awareness by generating at least two reviews in local entertainment periodicals.