Here's the link to the "WHAT TEAM ARE YOU ON?" Series from Subject 2 Change.
Enjoy!
Showing posts with label Subject 2 Change Apparel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Subject 2 Change Apparel. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Thursday, September 22, 2011
s2c to vend at the Naputral Truth Hair Expo 9.24.11 @ NCCU
Subject 2 Change will be vending Natural Hair Themed apparel at the "Naptural Truth" Hair Care Educational Forum this Saturday, September 24 · 2:00pm - 6:00pm on the campus of NCCU.
Their event is more than just a natural hair meet-up, as their goal is to educate the Natural Hair Care community on promoting healthy growth and to answer any questions transitioning or current naturals may have. The event will consist of a question and answer panel of naturals with different hair textures and styles, a certified personal trainer who will discuss the importance of healthy eating and hair growth, discussions on the importance of moisture, sealing and many other topics.
Below are some pictures of the shirts that will be on sale at the event.
Here's the address for the event.
North Carolina Central University
Alphonso Elder Student Union
1801 Fayetteville Street
Durham, NC 27707
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=151322771616852
Their event is more than just a natural hair meet-up, as their goal is to educate the Natural Hair Care community on promoting healthy growth and to answer any questions transitioning or current naturals may have. The event will consist of a question and answer panel of naturals with different hair textures and styles, a certified personal trainer who will discuss the importance of healthy eating and hair growth, discussions on the importance of moisture, sealing and many other topics.
Below are some pictures of the shirts that will be on sale at the event.
Here's the address for the event.
North Carolina Central University
Alphonso Elder Student Union
1801 Fayetteville Street
Durham, NC 27707
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=151322771616852
Monday, June 27, 2011
Jamie L. Patterson of Subject 2 Change Judges Duke University Kid's "BIZ CAMP" Competition
On Saturday June 25, Jamie Patterson of Subject 2 Change had the extreme honor of judging the 2011 Duke University Kid's BIZ Camp Competition at the Fuqua School of Business.
The Business camp is Sponsored by;
• Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE)
• The Duke University Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP)
• The Fuqua School of Business at Duke University
Students in the Next Generation Venture Fund program attended a week-long BizCamp as part of their NGVF experience. In the BizCamp, NGVF students take part in an intensive NFTE entrepreneurship experience with NFTE’s master trainers as teachers, learning all of the key aspects of business planning and completing business plans based on their own original ideas in groups of five.
Ninety students in this year’s BizCamp were divided into four classrooms. Each classroom divided into groups of 4-5 students. The classrooms held four simultaneous business plan competitions: one in each classroom – where the groups will present their completed business plans in their groups before a panel of distinguished judges.
At the Judges Round Table
There are 2 of the 5 groups. "Speedy Kean" (lower row) and "Dog Drool Drainer" (Upper row)
Here is "Stack Em's Candies" (Bottom row) and "Shape Shyfters" (Top row)
"Re" Board Team!
"Shape Shyfter's" came in a very close 2nd place
The eventual winner from our room..."Dog Drool Drainer"
Mr. Fuqua's Bust
The Business camp is Sponsored by;
• Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE)
• The Duke University Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP)
• The Fuqua School of Business at Duke University
Students in the Next Generation Venture Fund program attended a week-long BizCamp as part of their NGVF experience. In the BizCamp, NGVF students take part in an intensive NFTE entrepreneurship experience with NFTE’s master trainers as teachers, learning all of the key aspects of business planning and completing business plans based on their own original ideas in groups of five.
Ninety students in this year’s BizCamp were divided into four classrooms. Each classroom divided into groups of 4-5 students. The classrooms held four simultaneous business plan competitions: one in each classroom – where the groups will present their completed business plans in their groups before a panel of distinguished judges.
At the Judges Round Table
There are 2 of the 5 groups. "Speedy Kean" (lower row) and "Dog Drool Drainer" (Upper row)
Here is "Stack Em's Candies" (Bottom row) and "Shape Shyfters" (Top row)
"Re" Board Team!
"Shape Shyfter's" came in a very close 2nd place
The eventual winner from our room..."Dog Drool Drainer"
Mr. Fuqua's Bust
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Perrine A. DeShield as s2c New Production Assistant
Perrine A. DeShield will serve as our Production Assistant! Perrine will help jump-start our company's transition from still photography to videography.
A few words from Perrine.
"Lights, camera, action!" It’s amazing how a few words can ignite excitement. As a 2010 graduate from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication studies/broadcast journalism, the art of television was always a love of mine. Being the youngest of six, taking away the remote control was an easy way to grab my attention and only expanded my curiosity and fascination with television.
At UNC-Chapel Hill I stayed involved in a variety of organizations ranging from broadcast (UNC Student Television, Carolina Week) to spreading diversity within the community (NCCJ, UNC Housing Department). I also expanded on my other passion for fashion as an undergraduate by designing and styling (Concept of Colors) and also creating and producing a TV show about individuality and style (Carolina Style).
During my internships, I received valuable hands-on experience in writing, producing, editing and technical production. The experiences broadened my outlook on both news and entertainment television and my writing skills and editing knowledge now expands beyond what I gained from my undergraduate career.
I honestly feel that any and every one can look like a million bucks by only spending about $20 and I love sharing my eclectic taste on fashion and music with the help of social networking (Facebook, Twitter & blogging). I also enjoy staying active and exploring my surroundings.
I am currently living in Greensboro, NC and working towards my goal of becoming a television producer by writing, applying myself and networking.
A few words from Perrine.
"Lights, camera, action!" It’s amazing how a few words can ignite excitement. As a 2010 graduate from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication studies/broadcast journalism, the art of television was always a love of mine. Being the youngest of six, taking away the remote control was an easy way to grab my attention and only expanded my curiosity and fascination with television.
At UNC-Chapel Hill I stayed involved in a variety of organizations ranging from broadcast (UNC Student Television, Carolina Week) to spreading diversity within the community (NCCJ, UNC Housing Department). I also expanded on my other passion for fashion as an undergraduate by designing and styling (Concept of Colors) and also creating and producing a TV show about individuality and style (Carolina Style).
During my internships, I received valuable hands-on experience in writing, producing, editing and technical production. The experiences broadened my outlook on both news and entertainment television and my writing skills and editing knowledge now expands beyond what I gained from my undergraduate career.
I honestly feel that any and every one can look like a million bucks by only spending about $20 and I love sharing my eclectic taste on fashion and music with the help of social networking (Facebook, Twitter & blogging). I also enjoy staying active and exploring my surroundings.
I am currently living in Greensboro, NC and working towards my goal of becoming a television producer by writing, applying myself and networking.
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