Author Archives: scullymaeve

It’s hard to believe that my 10 weeks with CXC and The Columbus Foundation are coming to a close tomorrow. I feel so lucky to have had this experience, and my simultaneous feeling of accomplishment and there’s more to do … Continue reading →

It’s hard to believe that I’m about to enter my last week at Cartoon Crossroads Columbus. The past few days have been an absolute whirlwind as I tie up loose ends and prepare to transition my projects over to the … Continue reading →

My eighth week with Cartoon Crossroads has been a great one! I feel like I’m learning so much so quickly which is overwhelming but the productivity is so rewarding. This week I really jumped in to Salesforce and spent hours … Continue reading →

My seventh week at CXC is coming to a close and my work with them will be looking different in the remaining time. After some administrative movement last week, my focus has shifted from social media marketing and outreach strategies … Continue reading →

It’s week six at Cartoon Crossroads Columbus and this has been my craziest week yet. There has been some movement on the administrative side of things, meaning I will no longer be reporting to one of my two bosses and … Continue reading →

I can’t believe that I’ve already been with CXC and The Columbus Foundation for five weeks. Time passes quickly when there’s a lot to be done and week five was no different. I started on a new project focused on … Continue reading →

My fourth week with Cartoon Crossroads Columbus and the Columbus Foundation was great. The week kicked off with a fellows learning session in which we listened to two speakers: Oyauma Garrison, the president and C.E.O. of A Kid Again, and … Continue reading →

My third week at Cartoon Crossroads has been a fun one. I really began to kick off my new social media strategy and build content for the nonprofit and their festival. This began with a minor facelift for the Facebook … Continue reading →

My second week at CXC and the Columbus Foundation proved to be a successful one. After finishing my survey redesign task in the first week, I shifted my efforts to focus more on the branding and marketing of CXC as … Continue reading →

Hello! My name is Maeve Scully and I am a rising senior at The Ohio State University. During my fellowship with the Columbus Foundation, my host site and base is the nonprofit Cartoon Crossroads Columbus (CXC).  Cartoon Crossroads is a … Continue reading →