Thursday, November 3, 2011

Assignments November 3, 2011

CEOs need to divide up the parts of the written business plan in the link in previous post. Send me an email with a list of assignments for each of the written business plan.

CFOs had been given their assignments for today. Accounting department should help them complete the assignment so I K and Lilianna can work on the presentation for next week.

Bianca IK and Marcos need to prepare the presentation for tomorrow.

Oh baby and Andrea need to photocopy the Carpe invoices from last year so we can collect from them. They should be in the drawer next to the area where I sit.

Reubén and Marcos should do the creative suite tutorial at the big mac.

COOs should go over the VE tasks from the previous list to make sure that they are completed.

The rest of year will be assigned tasks to write on the written business plan.

I will stay after tomorrow for SAT prep.

Everyone should be prepared to stay on Monday to work on the written business plan we will be staying for a few hours and if we are productive, I will buy food, probably pizza.

Monday, October 31, 2011

ASSIGNMENTS FOR OCTOBER 31, 2011

Guys,

as you may already know I am absent today, I have left some of your peers in charge with trying to complete a number of tasks.

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov 1, I will be staying after school and will need the students involved with the following activities:

  1. creating websites for the cafe impresa, carpe diem advertising (as listed on the VE task assignment sheet)
  2. Cantor Library (both student managers & attendants)- I will be teaching students how to:
  •  create a blogger website,
  •   using dropbox, 
  •   using DWC Wifi,  proxy
  • printing wirelessly
  • getting smartphones online & downloading using it for the nycdoe & other email.
ASSIGNMENTS:

I HAVE SPOKEN WITH SOME STUDENTS ALREADY ABOUT COMPLETING CERTAIN ASSIGNMENTS. PLEASE COMPLETE THEM.

Marcos, Delsenia, Ricky, Damien, Michelle - We have already discussed what needs to be done. Can one of you draft a letter for parents?

Ricky, Bianca - create a google voice acct for dwccarpediemadvertising@gmail.com

Marc, Eberardo - create a gmail account for dwccantorlibrary and create a user profile on the laptops CANTOR LIBRARY and a Dropbox account for it as well


COO'S (Oby & Kyani - if absent I need another chief officer to handle this today) - have students finish up the tasks on the VE Task assignment list.

CEO's (Anas & Yesenia - if absent I need another chief officer to handle this today) - start having your employees write up parts of the business plan.  Look at:
Sample Business Plan for the VEI Firm- Gotham Hardware
 


Thursday, September 15, 2011

Fall 2011 College Courses - UPDATE!!!!

VIRTUAL ENTERPRISE / COLLEGE NOW OFFERINGS FALL 2011 CAN BE FOUND HERE:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/College_Now/Fall-2011-College-Offerings.pdf

COLLEGE NOW IMMUNIZATION FORMS CAN BE FOUND HERE:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/College_Now/BMCC%20Baruch%20Immunization.pdf

BARUCH COLLEGE NOW APPLICATION CAN BE FOUND HERE:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/College_Now/Baruch-CN-Application.doc

BMCC COLLEGE NOW APPLICATION CAN BE FOUND HERE:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/College_Now/BMCC-College-Now-Application.pdf

MONROE COLLEGE NOW APPLICATION CAN BE FOUND HERE:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/College_Now/jumpstartapplication2011.pdf

MONROE COLLEGE NOW FALL 2011 COURSE LIST CAN BE FOUND HERE:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/College_Now/JSCoursesWN11.docx

INSTRUCTIONS FOR MONROE COLLEGE NOW ASSESSMENT TEST
SATURDAY, SEPT 17TH - 8:30 AM

Monroe College

King Hall
2501 Jerome Avenue
Bronx, NY 10468

Students who will be coming to Monroe this Saturday, September 17th at Monroe College’s Kings Hall in the Bronx for testing should arrive no later than 8:30 a.m. with proper picture I.D. and several sharpened #2 pencils.

Introduce yourself to  Mr. Martin Coleman who is the HS Program Coordinator for Virtual Enterprise. 








PLEASE note that many students have sent College Now application in for processing without immunization forms.

BMCC is processing these applications but this DOES NOT mean the immunization forms are not due. They are critical to insure proper processing. Please be mindful of this important notice.

There is NO orientation at BMCC for any classes.

Baruch College’s College Now applications MUST be accompanied by a signed immunization form!

Students who will be coming to Monroe this Saturday, September 17th at Monroe College’s Kings Hall in the Bronx for testing should have their names emailed to me by Friday at 3:00 p.m. Students should arrive no later than 8:30 a.m. with proper picture I.D. and several sharpened #2 pencils.

To prevent students from any potential delay in the processing or potentially being dropped from the class, I strongly advise all students who have yet to have their immunization forms filled out and signed off / stamped by their school nurse do so in short order.

I have attached the immunization form again for your convenience in distributing the form to your students.

Also note, that Baruch College simply cannot and will not process any applications without this form properly filled out and stamped from the beginning.

I am accepting applications FOR JUST A FEW MORE DAYS. Please get the applications faxed in ASAP!

Also please note, the “Introduction to Business” course is officially CLOSED OUT at BMCC.


See below for the upcoming college courses at Baruch, BMCC, and Monroe.  For those interested, please email me at mr.filipinas@gmail.com, so I start the application process ASAP.  

For Monroe:
There is an assessment test on Saturday Sept. 17th, to see if you qualify.  Please see below for more  information.
The list of courses are as follows:


________ AC161: Principles of Accounting

________ CJ101: Introduction to Criminal Justice

________ CJ150: American Legal System

________ CT101: Introduction to Information Processing             

________ HA106: Introductory to Contemporary Health Care Issues

________ HC160: Emergency Medical Applications

________ HP101: Introduction to Hospitality

________ LA120: Speech Communication

________ MG101: Introduction to Business

________ MK101: Introduction to Marketing

Download here:

or apply here:



Dear V.E. Colleague,

 Please note: College courses are starting right away!

Also, please note:
  •  Register students who are interested in college courses on the Portal.
·        The dates in the grid below and the requirements set forth by each school.
·        Applications for Baruch and BMCC are available online at the links provided for each school below.
o       Students will be admitted on a first-come, first-serve basis with a fully completed application.
o       Students MUST FAX all applications to Martin Coleman at VE at 212.799.7528 ASAP as classes are filling quickly.
·        Students interested in Monroe must have a 75+ G.P.A. (Application attached.)
o       Student with 70-75 G.P.A., may be accepted with a letter of recommendation.
o       Students MUST attend Saturday, September 17, 2011 Assessment Test at Monroe. (*Note Date Change.)
o       Students MUST bring a picture I.D. and a current academic transcript. They will NOT be permitted to test without these items.
o       Application is attached to this email.

College
Course #/Course Name
Day/Time
Start Date
Orientation Date
Requirements/ Application Process
Baruch College (CUNY)
55 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10010
Intro. to Business (Bus. 1000)
Fridays
2:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
9/23/11
TBA
PSAT 50 or SAT Verbal, Math or Critical Reading 480. or 75 on English + Math A Regents
MUST BE A SENIOR
Applications are online at: www.veiinternational.org/ny
Under News and must be faxed to Martin Coleman @ 212-799-7528 and originals mailed toe Office: 122 Amsterdam Avenue, NY, NY 10023, RM 251 by 7/30/11
(BMCC) Borough of Manhattan Community College
(CUNY)
199 Chambers Street
New York , NY 10007
Intro. to Speech
Room N689


Intro. to Business
TBA


Intro. to Accounting
Room F604
Fri. 2:30 - 5:15

Sat. Noon – 3:00 p.m.

Sat. 9:00 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
TBA


9/10/11


9/24/11
9/16/11


TBA


9/09/11

SAT Verbal 480 or English Regents 75+ or Overall Average 85+ G.P.A.
MUST BE A SENIOR
Applications are online at: www.veiinternational.org/ny
Under News and must be faxed to Martin Coleman @ 212-799-7528 and originals mailed toVE Office: 122 Amsterdam Avenue, NY, NY 10023, RM 251 by 7/30/11
*Feel free to see Pete Williams in his office on Saturdays in Room S425 located on the 4th Floor in Quiet Study with additional questions.
Monroe College
King Hall
2501 Jerome Avenue
Bronx, NY 10468
AC 161 Principles of Acct.

CP 101 Intro. to I.T.

CT 101 Intro. to Information Proc.

LA 120 Speech Comm.

MG 101 Intro. to Business

MK 101 Intro. to Marketing
Saturdays
9:00 – 12:25 p.m.
9/17/11 – Assessment Test
TBA
Students MUST be Seniors, have a 75 G.P.A., and pass the assessment test.  *Assessment testing date is 9/17/11.

Students who have already taken courses at Monroe do not have to take the assessment test but must register for Fall courses on 9/10/11.

Applications are available online at: www.veinternational.org/ny under the heading - “News”.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions.

Thank you.


Martin E. Coleman
Program Coordinator
Virtual Enterprises International
122 Amsterdam Avenue, Room 251
New York, New York 10023
212-769-2710 X 3

Friday, September 9, 2011

2011 - 2012 CAFE IMPRESA / CARPE DIEM ADVERTISING ROSTER

CAFE IMPRESA

LILIANA TERRERO
JULIERT MEJIA
KYANI VAZQUEZ
MARCOS ARAUJO
RICKY NUNEZ
DARIANNY DURAN
ANAS AHMED
JALAL AHMED
DESALINE VICTORIANO
DIANA ZARO AQUINO


CARPE DIEM ADVERTISING

YESENIA MATOS
ANDREA GUZMAN
OBY OKPAUANMA
MARC SANCHEZ
MICHELLE JAMAL
IKAMANDI WINT
IKPOMWOSA EDOBOR
EBERARDO BURGOS
BONITA LIPSCOMBE
MAJANNA FISIRU
GARIY PERSAUD
REUBEN PENA
BIANCA JEANNOT

IF YOUR NAME IS NOT LISTED, PLEASE LET ME KNOW ASAP


Spring 2012 NYU Tisch FREE High School Programs

Please see below for information regarding another college offering in collaboration with VE:

New York University Tisch School of the Arts is proud to present FREE High School programs offered in the Spring of 2012.  Classes are held on Saturdays and are available to Freshman, Sophomores, and Juniors currently enrolled in High School at no cost. 


To learn more information as well as apply to the programs, either click on the links above or follow the link below:

There will be an Open House for all four programs SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17th.   We'll have examples of work, have faculty and administration talk about the programs, and answer any questions you may have about the Spring High School programs.  Here is the link to RSVP and to find out more information:

The application deadline (as well as transcripts and recommendations) is OCTOBER 15th 2011.  

Please feel free to pass this email or the links to anyone you think would be interested in this opportunity.  To learn more information about the programs, follow the links below:
Future Filmmakers Workshop on facebook
Future Filmmakers Workshop on youtube

Future Music Moguls Workshop on facebook

Future Dancers and Dancemakers Workshop on facebook

Future Film Scholars on facebook
--
Chris Chan Roberson
Teacher
Department of Film & TV, Maurice Kanbar Institute
Tisch School of the Arts, New York University
721 Broadway, room 1117
New York, NY 10003

t: 212.992.8466
e: thefastestprofessoralive@nyu.edu


Martin E. Coleman
Program Coordinator
Virtual Enterprises International
122 Amsterdam Avenue, Room 251
New York, New York 10023
212-769-2710 X 3

Advertising Futures Competition Signup

See Below:  I need 5 volunteers interested in marketing and advertising from either Carpe Diem or Cafe Impresa.  We will be meeting after school after the kickoff, and will be traveling to our partner advertising agency after school, 3 - 4 times between the kickoff and the competition date.  Professional Dress Required.

VOLUNTEERS WHO SIGNED UP:
1.) M ARAUJO
2.) A AHMED
3.) D DURAN
4.) A GUZMAN
5.) J AHMED

ANYONE ELSE WHO IS INTERESTED, WITH A STRONG INTEREST IN A CAREER IN MARKETING AND ADVERTISING, PLEASE CONTACT ME ASAP AT: mr.filipinas@gmail.com 
For the past six years, a number of schools in the Virtual Enterprise program participated in “Advertising Futures,” an activity that brought major Madison Avenue advertising agencies and classes together to create an advertising campaign that was part of the broader week-long celebration of the advertising and media industries entitled “Advertising Week.”  
For 2011, we will again expand on this outstanding applied learning activity. For your reference, Advertising Week 2011 is scheduled from October 3-7, and you may look at www.advertisingweek.com to learn more about “The Week.”
In consideration of the above, we would like to invite your VE coordinator, along with five students who are enrolled in your fall VE program, to meet their advertising agency mentors at a welcome kick-off ceremony, which will be held on                        Wednesday, September 14 at 1:45 p.m. at BB King’s, 237 West 42nd Street (between 7th and 8th Avenues), New York City.  During this time, the group will be briefed on the particulars of the 2011 Advertising Futures program and competition.  The students will then be matched with their advertising agency mentors to plan schedules to execute their assignment as preparation for the competition, which will take place on Wednesday, October 5 (location TBA) at 1:30 p.m.  The winning ads will run in The New York Times and the participating schools and ad agencies will be credited.
From our experience in past years, this is a wonderful program with an established track record of success. As a result of their involvement with our students, many of the advertising agency mentors remained partners to the program and to the school throughout the entire year.
We look forward to seeing your VE coordinators and students on Wednesday, September 14. 
Thank you for your support of the VE Program in your school.  We look forward to working with you in 2011-12 on what I know will be a very productive school year. 
Best,
Iris
Iris Blanc
Director
Virtual Enterprises, International
New York City Department of Education
P: 212-769-2710
F: 212-799-7528