Jessica Lu CAMPUS LIGHTS OUT MARKETING INTERN

About Me  I’m a sophomore economics student who is adding marketing to my degree plan.  This position at EWC attracted me because I was already interested in sustainability from being an officer in LLO. I also wanted experience in a marketing position before I declared my permanent major at the end of the school year. - Campus Lights Out Marketing Intern

Work Description  Managing and promoting “Campus Lights Out” – a project with goals to expand a nationwide sustainability endeavor  Communicating and out-reach to Universities in order to expand the scope of the project and collaborate energy conservation efforts  Promote ideals of conservation throughout the community

Work Experience  Marketing Intern for CLO means a lot of outreach and communication  Conference calls and s to plan the Fall 2015 CLO event  Participating Universities: UT Austin, University of Kansas, Bowling Green State University and Penn State University

Work Experience  Communicating between EWC and LLO student group  I get to be a part of the EWC team that acts as the backbone for LLO, and I also get to experience the events put on my the student group!  Shout out to Matt

Work Experience The Bi- annual CLO event was held on October 30 th, We had 4 schools participate with us. Our campus itself reduced 7154 kWh (as seen in infographic) Altogether we saved a total of kWh and a cost of $1,605.5

Coming Soon…  I do hope to stay with EWC for some time next semester.  Coming soon…The other marketing intern, Laura Bowman, and I will begin preparing “Lights Out Tool Kits” to help other universities easily build conservation programs.  We will present this at the TRACS conference

My Take-Aways  I have learned a lot this semester from my position as a marketing intern. I have gained knowledge on project management, communication, and organization.  I enjoyed this job because I feel like I was actually bettering the environment by promoting sustainability efforts. It feels good to do the outreach, and then see how many people were involved in the CLO event!