Description
Objective:
To give students an
opportunity to apply specific event marketing concepts/theories to a ‘real
life’ company/industry.
Organization:
Students
will complete this assignment individually after selecting a Convention Centre event
(one of three listed below) and applying course material related to Chapter 4
and 5.
Format:
- Word document, maximum
of 750 words (please use word count) Also, if not in word doc,and/ or not
openable, please understand that I will need extra time to either contact
you to re-load your file or I may have to re-format. In either case this will result in a
mark deduction of 10%.
- 1.5 line spacing, 1” margins, 12 pt Font, WRTTEN IN THIRD PERSON.
- Include an introduction, conclusion, intext APA
citations and APA References (References not included in 2 page count). Make sure you paraphrase when necessary.
- Be sure this paper is your own work; as a guide work
from other sources to a maximum of 15%, this means at least 85% is your
own work. Include a screen shot of
your Turnitin Result showing 15% tolerance or better. Edit until you reach threshold before
Moodle Submission.
- Your paper must adhere to the University plagiarism
guidelines Information about how to avoid plagiarism by proper
documentation of sources is available in the Writing Centre and is
published on the University website in the University Policies page.
- Up to 30% may be deducted on written portions of
assignments for improper use of grammar, referencing, punctuation,
spelling/syntax, and for not abiding by the above set guidelines. If you
need help please visit the writing centre:
http://www.capilanou.ca/writing-centre/ (there is now an electronic
submission option)
- Grading: Paper will be graded on content,
feasibility, creativity, English and presentation and according to the
grading rubric on moodle.
- All papers must be submitted to Turnitin prior to
uploading on Moodle. Your paper can
be no more than 15% copied on the Turnitin score. Revise until you reach this tolerance
level or lower.
Date due: Refer to date on Moodle Calendar. Upload to moodle only. Late papers accepted at 10% mark deductions up to a maximum of three
days past the due date after which time no late papers will be accepted.
Project:
The company/industry that will be studied is:
Industry: Special
Events
Venue: Vancouver Convention Centre
https://www.vancouverconventioncentre.com/events
Each
student will:
Select one of the Fall 2019 events to be held at the
Vancouver Convention Centre:
Answer questions related to concepts
in Chapters 4 and 5 of your text. You
will analyze your selected future event against on its strategic focus and will
try to predict success based on the three Event Screens.
The assignment involves collecting
facts about the company/industry through primary and secondary research and
including these facts in your report.
Format:
I. Cover Page and Introduction – set up the
purpose of your paper
II. Event description, event type, strategic
alignment
III. In reference to the three
evaluation screens, (financial, operations and marketing). Will this event be successful?
IV. Conclusion and references and Turnitin
Screen Shot.
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Written Report Grading Rubric
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Scoring: 4
[out of 4]
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0
Did not do
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SCORE
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Organization, writing, citations.
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Information is very organized with well-
constructed paragraphs/sub-headings; paragraphs are presented in a logical
order including introduction, conclusion and APA citations.
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Information is
organized with many well-constructed paragraphs/sub-headings; many
paragraphs presented in a logical order. including introduction, conclusion
and APA citations
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Information is
organized in places with adequate paragraphs/sub-headings; some paragraphs
presented out of order including introduction, conclusion and APA citations
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Information is
unorganized and paragraphs/sub-headings poorly constructed; many paragraphs
presented out of order. including introduction, conclusion and APA
citations
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Did
not do
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Event
Description/type/strategic alignment
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All
information is complete, applying relevant marketing concepts terminology.
Breadth of
information covers all areas that should be addressed
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Most
information is complete, applying relevant marketing concepts terminology.
Breadth of
information covers most areas that should be addressed
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Much
information is complete, applying relevant marketing concepts terminology.
Breadth of
information covers partial areas that should be addressed
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Not
enough information is complete, applying relevant marketing concepts
terminology.
Breadth of
information does not cover areas that should be addressed
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Did
not do
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Three Evaluation Screens
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All
research is on strategy, includes strong research around three screens
Breadth of
information covers all areas that should be addressed
insightful application of the class materials and concepts
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Most
research is on strategy, includes much research around three screens
Breadth of
information covers most of the areas that should be addressed
reflected solid application of the class
materials and concepts
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Much
research is on strategy, includes partial research around three screens
Breadth of
information covers only some of the areas that should be addressed
reflected partial application of the class
materials and concepts
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Not
enough research is on strategy, minimal research around three screens
Breadth of
information covers few to none in some/all of the areas that should be
addressed
reflected minor application of the class materials
and concepts
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Did
not do
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References, Presentation
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Professional looking; presentation consistent. Excellent reference list
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Professional looking; presentation inconsistent.
Good Reference list
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Semi-Professional looking; presentation
consistent. Fair Reference list
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Unprofessional looking; presentation inconsistent. Poor Reference list
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Did
not do
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Total
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___/28
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