The Suite Village tends for most of the students. With seventeen buildings in total it is the concentrated with the most buildings and is the epicenter for students. With every student being within walking distance of all the residence halls the student life and activities focus around the suite village. The suite village is also closed located to the Unistructure and Bryant Center.
Halls 1 thru 13
Suite Village is a collection of 13 residence halls each with 90 students. Each suite has three double bedrooms, a living area and private bathroom with multiple stalls and showers. Each of the four floors has four suites, with each suite separated by gender.
Halls 14 & 15
4 Story, co-educational hall with North and South wings. 300 students living in areas divided by common bathrooms. Study and Social lounges available on each floor in each wing. A main lounge/lobby area fully equipped with recreational games, vending, television, and kitchen. Laundry and additional vending, and the Resident Director’s Office are also located on the main level. Both Halls are entirely First Year Students.
Hall 16
4 Story, co-educational hall. 276 students living in areas with a common suite area, as well as a common bathroom. Suite style living is organized by gender. A main lounge/lobby area fully equipped with recreational games, vending, and television. Laundry and additional vending, and the Resident Director's Office for Hall 16 , is also located on the main level. Hall 16 is proud home of the University’s Health Services Department, on the main level. Hall 16 has three floors of first year students.
Hall 17
Halls 1 thru 13
Suite Village is a collection of 13 residence halls each with 90 students. Each suite has three double bedrooms, a living area and private bathroom with multiple stalls and showers. Each of the four floors has four suites, with each suite separated by gender.
Halls 14 & 15
4 Story, co-educational hall with North and South wings. 300 students living in areas divided by common bathrooms. Study and Social lounges available on each floor in each wing. A main lounge/lobby area fully equipped with recreational games, vending, television, and kitchen. Laundry and additional vending, and the Resident Director’s Office are also located on the main level. Both Halls are entirely First Year Students.
Hall 16
4 Story, co-educational hall. 276 students living in areas with a common suite area, as well as a common bathroom. Suite style living is organized by gender. A main lounge/lobby area fully equipped with recreational games, vending, and television. Laundry and additional vending, and the Resident Director's Office for Hall 16 , is also located on the main level. Hall 16 is proud home of the University’s Health Services Department, on the main level. Hall 16 has three floors of first year students.
Hall 17
The Unistructure is the center of Bryant's academic activity. It currently contains all classrooms, most faculty and administrative offices, and nearly every academic resource is available here. These include the library, multi-platform computerized classrooms complete with Internet stations, and the Language / Learning Lab.
Admissions Office
Undergraduate and Graduate Admission offices are located in the Unistructure, as are Registration, Financial Aid, and Career Services. Here students also have access to an ATM and the main dining hall.
The Office of Career Services at Bryant College is committed to educating and empowering undergraduates, graduates and alumni in the career development and planning process.
AMICA Career Center
Is home to the career placement center. In 2006, it became sponsored by AMICA Insurance. The center helps with job placement and internships. It is widely regarded as one of the best in the country. Being ranked #9 nationally in career placement, and #1 in Co-op's. The university is also proud of the AMICA Career Center, because it has a reputation of high job placement and graduate studies placements. In 2006, of the over 900 person graduating class 98.5% of the students either had a job or were in a graduate program.
Rotunda
The Rotunda is a dramatic, glass-domed, open area in the center of the Unistructure. This is a popular gathering place for the campus community, whether they are in between classes or meetings, catching up with a professor or classmate, or checking on upcoming activities. The Rotunda is always a center of student activity. There is even a snack bar, the Bagel Wagon, which is a great place to pick up a sandwich or a cup of coffee.
This is also a frequent location for the many student groups that raise money for social causes. And throughout the year student groups hang banners from the Rotunda balconies announcing their activities to the Bryant community.
Also connected off of the Rotunda is Salmonson Dinning Hall, which is the main dining facility for the university. Salmonson, commonly known as Salmo, features private dining rooms for conference, an open cafeteria seating area, and numerous booth seating sections. The food is form Sodexho, and has a wide range from Vegan to International.
Admissions Office
Undergraduate and Graduate Admission offices are located in the Unistructure, as are Registration, Financial Aid, and Career Services. Here students also have access to an ATM and the main dining hall.
The Office of Career Services at Bryant College is committed to educating and empowering undergraduates, graduates and alumni in the career development and planning process.
AMICA Career Center
Is home to the career placement center. In 2006, it became sponsored by AMICA Insurance. The center helps with job placement and internships. It is widely regarded as one of the best in the country. Being ranked #9 nationally in career placement, and #1 in Co-op's. The university is also proud of the AMICA Career Center, because it has a reputation of high job placement and graduate studies placements. In 2006, of the over 900 person graduating class 98.5% of the students either had a job or were in a graduate program.
Rotunda
The Rotunda is a dramatic, glass-domed, open area in the center of the Unistructure. This is a popular gathering place for the campus community, whether they are in between classes or meetings, catching up with a professor or classmate, or checking on upcoming activities. The Rotunda is always a center of student activity. There is even a snack bar, the Bagel Wagon, which is a great place to pick up a sandwich or a cup of coffee.
This is also a frequent location for the many student groups that raise money for social causes. And throughout the year student groups hang banners from the Rotunda balconies announcing their activities to the Bryant community.
Also connected off of the Rotunda is Salmonson Dinning Hall, which is the main dining facility for the university. Salmonson, commonly known as Salmo, features private dining rooms for conference, an open cafeteria seating area, and numerous booth seating sections. The food is form Sodexho, and has a wide range from Vegan to International.
== Washington-Lee High School's
Latin American Student Association (LASA) ==
Washington-Lee High School’s Latin American Student Association is an after school organization located in Arlington, Virginia. Today the club is commonly known as LASA.
The Latin American Student Association was establish in 1989. The club members would meet once a week and the meetings were conducted strictly in Spanish. This served to incorporate and implement the Latin American culture and language in the school setting. The primary goal of LASA was to promote and support the growing Hispanic minority population as well as non-Hispanic minority students at Washington-Lee High school.
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Since then the meetings are no longer conducted in the Spanish language because of the growing non-Hispanic student participation and membership. Today the organization implements success in all areas to produce well rounded successful students, productive citizens, and future leaders for the community. The Clubs theme is “excellence in leadership, scholarship, citizenship and friendship.
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The organization promotes leadership through the various leadership positions members can run for such as club officers and committee chairmen.
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To promote scholarship the members are encouraged to participate in the GOALS tutoring program which branches off from LASA. The GOALS tutoring program is primarily for international students and students who wish to polish their English language skills that are apart of the HILT or ESOL program. Volunteers are largely LASA members and they help and encourage English language skills through reading books and assistance with homework.LASA offers all students information about scholarships and is involved with several college trips that allow students to visit colleges in the state of Virginia. In the past LASA has participated in University conferences, overnight stays, and tours in prestigious universities such as; the University of Virginia, Virginia Tech, Georgetown University, Marymount University, James Madison, & George Mason University.
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To promote citizenship the organization holds various fundraisers to raise money for the LASA scholarship fund. Fundraisers vary from car washes, bake sales, candy sales & the annual Holiday Bazaar. At the end of year the LASA scholarship is reworded to an outstanding candidate who has any percentage of Hispanic/Latino decent. Special guest speakers that hold positions in the government, the school board or sponsors from other organizations in the community come and inform the members about the way the government functions as well as informing the students of other organizations, programs or scholarships that are available to them such as Arlington Teen network committee, Buckingham Youth brigade, and other various influential guest speakers such as J. Walter Tejada, Vice-chairman, Arlington Count Board. LASA also participates in the annual Arlington Neighborhood day parade to promote the organization as well as to create awareness of the Hispanic community.
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To promote friendship and Leadership among the three major high schools in Arlington County another organization that branches from the LASA organization is Congreso Estundentil (CELA). This organization combines students from Washington-lee, Wakefield, and Yorktown High School to come together and work on promoting success for the raising Hispanic high school students. The primary task that CELA has collaborated on helping to organizing the George Mason Latino Youth Conference held at the GMU campus in Arlington Va. The George Mason Latino Youth conference consists of middle and high school students alike, to hear inspirational and influential speakers who have impacted the Hispanic community. The Master Coordinators who introduce these guest speakers are all CELA members. The second conference CELA organizes is to increase Minority parents’ involvement in their son and daughters schools by holding a Minority parents conference. The Latin American Student Association also tries to encourage a healthy social life by sponsoring a Valentines day dance, LASA Christmas Party, End of the year party, ice-cream social, Movie day, Dinner outings, Amusement Park trips, Overnight College stays and a Mother’s day dinner outing with parents and students.
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Importance & Significance:
The Latin American Student Association holds an important role in the Hispanic community. It allows for minority students to be involved with in the community and the school. It prepares students to take on roles that organize functions, promote success for Latinos and other minorities. LASA empowers, supports, and drives students to strive to be active citizens of the community, Leaders, and to simply become a better person.
The sponsor is currently Mr. Bob Garcia who is also a mentor to the members. All students are welcome and the membership fee for the school year is $5.00
here is a link that directs you to Washington-Lee High School Clubs web page-
http://www.washlee.arlington.k12.va.us/activities_athletics/descriptions.jsp
Latin American Student Association (LASA) ==
Washington-Lee High School’s Latin American Student Association is an after school organization located in Arlington, Virginia. Today the club is commonly known as LASA.
The Latin American Student Association was establish in 1989. The club members would meet once a week and the meetings were conducted strictly in Spanish. This served to incorporate and implement the Latin American culture and language in the school setting. The primary goal of LASA was to promote and support the growing Hispanic minority population as well as non-Hispanic minority students at Washington-Lee High school.
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Since then the meetings are no longer conducted in the Spanish language because of the growing non-Hispanic student participation and membership. Today the organization implements success in all areas to produce well rounded successful students, productive citizens, and future leaders for the community. The Clubs theme is “excellence in leadership, scholarship, citizenship and friendship.
----
The organization promotes leadership through the various leadership positions members can run for such as club officers and committee chairmen.
----
To promote scholarship the members are encouraged to participate in the GOALS tutoring program which branches off from LASA. The GOALS tutoring program is primarily for international students and students who wish to polish their English language skills that are apart of the HILT or ESOL program. Volunteers are largely LASA members and they help and encourage English language skills through reading books and assistance with homework.LASA offers all students information about scholarships and is involved with several college trips that allow students to visit colleges in the state of Virginia. In the past LASA has participated in University conferences, overnight stays, and tours in prestigious universities such as; the University of Virginia, Virginia Tech, Georgetown University, Marymount University, James Madison, & George Mason University.
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To promote citizenship the organization holds various fundraisers to raise money for the LASA scholarship fund. Fundraisers vary from car washes, bake sales, candy sales & the annual Holiday Bazaar. At the end of year the LASA scholarship is reworded to an outstanding candidate who has any percentage of Hispanic/Latino decent. Special guest speakers that hold positions in the government, the school board or sponsors from other organizations in the community come and inform the members about the way the government functions as well as informing the students of other organizations, programs or scholarships that are available to them such as Arlington Teen network committee, Buckingham Youth brigade, and other various influential guest speakers such as J. Walter Tejada, Vice-chairman, Arlington Count Board. LASA also participates in the annual Arlington Neighborhood day parade to promote the organization as well as to create awareness of the Hispanic community.
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To promote friendship and Leadership among the three major high schools in Arlington County another organization that branches from the LASA organization is Congreso Estundentil (CELA). This organization combines students from Washington-lee, Wakefield, and Yorktown High School to come together and work on promoting success for the raising Hispanic high school students. The primary task that CELA has collaborated on helping to organizing the George Mason Latino Youth Conference held at the GMU campus in Arlington Va. The George Mason Latino Youth conference consists of middle and high school students alike, to hear inspirational and influential speakers who have impacted the Hispanic community. The Master Coordinators who introduce these guest speakers are all CELA members. The second conference CELA organizes is to increase Minority parents’ involvement in their son and daughters schools by holding a Minority parents conference. The Latin American Student Association also tries to encourage a healthy social life by sponsoring a Valentines day dance, LASA Christmas Party, End of the year party, ice-cream social, Movie day, Dinner outings, Amusement Park trips, Overnight College stays and a Mother’s day dinner outing with parents and students.
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Importance & Significance:
The Latin American Student Association holds an important role in the Hispanic community. It allows for minority students to be involved with in the community and the school. It prepares students to take on roles that organize functions, promote success for Latinos and other minorities. LASA empowers, supports, and drives students to strive to be active citizens of the community, Leaders, and to simply become a better person.
The sponsor is currently Mr. Bob Garcia who is also a mentor to the members. All students are welcome and the membership fee for the school year is $5.00
here is a link that directs you to Washington-Lee High School Clubs web page-
http://www.washlee.arlington.k12.va.us/activities_athletics/descriptions.jsp
DMA/Market Level Analysis is defined at the harvesting and analysis of marketing data from disparate data silos as to develop more actionable and meaningful information between obtuse data points. Data consists of external sources such as: agencies, or media; or internal sources such as: call centers, finance, sales, customer relationship data bases (e.g. ACT), business intelligence software, etc. The end result is to develop information that clearly and precisely explains the linkages to specific buying behavior. The marketing information is then segmented or drilled down on to the market level, allowing marketing professionals’ unforeseen views into ad campaigns.
This process is generally confused with data mining, however it is entirely unrelated since such marketing information is stored, at times, in obscure data sources (e.g. MS Excel spreadsheet) or requires elicitation of data from obtuse sources such as a switch or interactive voice response systems.
Discussion
Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis, or Market Level Analysis as a business application is best demonstrated by Harrah’s Entertainment. The Casino has used individual customer data to offer customized advertising offers. The practice was more profoundly represented in the movie Minority Report. Where advertisement offers where directed at and tailored specifically to individual’s buying behaviors. Lexis has also created a website whereby a consumer can build their own Lexis automobile, on-line, right down to the color of the upholstery.
Although Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis is a relatively new term, the concept is not. Large companies, with multibillion dollar marketing budgets, for a long time have used powerful computers to sift through marketing data to judge market sizes, response to specific offers, and as recent as the 90’s evaluate sentiment on branding. The issues behind such analysis has always been cost, larger software companies such as Oracle, and SAS Institute statistical software have been more focused on the data base technology, while ignoring the conversion of date into actionable, meaningful information. Still other, such as ad agencies such as such as Omnicom Group, WPP Group,Publicis, Interpublic Group of Companies and Havas, have focused more on the media plan, market research, creative or the media buy. Today, there are only a few companies that quantitatively analyze all channels of the go-to-market strategy.
Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis identifies trends within data that go beyond simple analysis. Through the use of sophisticated algorithms, users have the ability to identify key attributes of marketing data, which includes finance, marketing, sales, and operations.
Professional misunderstandings of the concept
The concept “Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis" is often incorrectly applied to a wide range of marketing disciplines. For example, call center software companies use the term to describe how their software measures an inbound call’s vital statistics: hold time, talk time, disposition, etc. thus determining areas for improvement. A second example would be how an advertising agency purchases both television and radio spots for their client, and in turn reports back to said client where and when a spot had run. Neither which define the real concept of Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis" In many cases, an agency may claim to perform " Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis" by manually creating charts that demonstrate growth, declines or activity, of which does not correlated the effectiveness of one marketing channel to the other.
True "Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis” automates and systematizes the aggregation of all marketing channels and ties the marketing into sales and finances. It is the creation of charts, graphs and forecasts with historic trends, analytics, economics, efficiencies and analysis. The information is useful and timesaving because it provides deeper insight and understanding into buying behaviors. "Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis” provides the user some insights that are not readily apparent through simple reporting.
This process is generally confused with data mining, however it is entirely unrelated since such marketing information is stored, at times, in obscure data sources (e.g. MS Excel spreadsheet) or requires elicitation of data from obtuse sources such as a switch or interactive voice response systems.
Discussion
Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis, or Market Level Analysis as a business application is best demonstrated by Harrah’s Entertainment. The Casino has used individual customer data to offer customized advertising offers. The practice was more profoundly represented in the movie Minority Report. Where advertisement offers where directed at and tailored specifically to individual’s buying behaviors. Lexis has also created a website whereby a consumer can build their own Lexis automobile, on-line, right down to the color of the upholstery.
Although Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis is a relatively new term, the concept is not. Large companies, with multibillion dollar marketing budgets, for a long time have used powerful computers to sift through marketing data to judge market sizes, response to specific offers, and as recent as the 90’s evaluate sentiment on branding. The issues behind such analysis has always been cost, larger software companies such as Oracle, and SAS Institute statistical software have been more focused on the data base technology, while ignoring the conversion of date into actionable, meaningful information. Still other, such as ad agencies such as such as Omnicom Group, WPP Group,Publicis, Interpublic Group of Companies and Havas, have focused more on the media plan, market research, creative or the media buy. Today, there are only a few companies that quantitatively analyze all channels of the go-to-market strategy.
Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis identifies trends within data that go beyond simple analysis. Through the use of sophisticated algorithms, users have the ability to identify key attributes of marketing data, which includes finance, marketing, sales, and operations.
Professional misunderstandings of the concept
The concept “Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis" is often incorrectly applied to a wide range of marketing disciplines. For example, call center software companies use the term to describe how their software measures an inbound call’s vital statistics: hold time, talk time, disposition, etc. thus determining areas for improvement. A second example would be how an advertising agency purchases both television and radio spots for their client, and in turn reports back to said client where and when a spot had run. Neither which define the real concept of Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis" In many cases, an agency may claim to perform " Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis" by manually creating charts that demonstrate growth, declines or activity, of which does not correlated the effectiveness of one marketing channel to the other.
True "Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis” automates and systematizes the aggregation of all marketing channels and ties the marketing into sales and finances. It is the creation of charts, graphs and forecasts with historic trends, analytics, economics, efficiencies and analysis. The information is useful and timesaving because it provides deeper insight and understanding into buying behaviors. "Quantitative Isomorphic Multichannel Marketing Analysis” provides the user some insights that are not readily apparent through simple reporting.