The Minority Fellowship Program’s 50th Anniversary was a historic milestone — one that required a unified communications strategy, high‑visibility storytelling, and a coordinated event experience that honored legacy while elevating the program’s future. I led the multi‑channel campaign that brought this anniversary to life across APA Convention, digital platforms, and the broader MFP community.
Strategic lead for campaign planning and execution
Liaison between LDI, APA Communications, IT, Web, and external production teams
Lead writer, content strategist, and project manager
Event producer for the 50th Anniversary Social Hour and award presentations
Creative director for digital assets, videos, and the anniversary microsite
I developed a cohesive communications plan that included:
Social media strategy and content rollout
Email and newsletter features
Alumni engagement touchpoints
Cross‑APA promotional alignment
A unified visual identity for the anniversary yea
I led the full production lifecycle for two major video pieces:
• The Convention Media Wall Video
A looping, high‑impact visual played continuously on APA’s massive media wall near the exhibit hall — reaching thousands of attendees.
• MFP 50th Anthology Video
Interview coordination with former directors and leaders
Archival information and research
Editorial review and feedback cycles
I coordinated the development of the MFP 50th Anniversary microsite, serving as:
Lead writer for all copy
Structural and layout advisor
Liaison with APA’s web development team
Final reviewer for accuracy, tone, and brand alignment
Generated substantial funds, strengthened donor relationships, and elevated the program’s visibility — reinforcing the value and legacy of MFP.
Developed the event’s communications, branding, and promotional strategy
Coordinated with APA leadership, LDI, and external partners
Supported donor engagement and messaging
Ensured the event’s visual identity aligned with the broader anniversary campaign