Project Animations
Math for
NATE BURNETT
PHYLLIS DANIELS
VINCE
CORBINO
AAS
General
Education
SARAH BELL
Fall 2008
MARK ADAMS
Instructor:
Barbara J Rademacher
Brief History
Two Groups Before Us
Pet Adoption Project
Howl-O-Ween Carnival 2006
Project Goals
Our Goal - To raise monetary, food, and toy
donations for animals in need.
Our Mission - We will impact the lives
of unwanted, abused, and abandoned
animals.
Community Benefits
Our project benefited Northwest
Arkansas’s animal community by
raising the money, the food, the woof,
and the awareness of desperate
animals in need.
Course Content
Basic Math
Statistics
Graphs: Line, Bar, Pie
We used the numbers from the Lone
Pine Ranch to base our sources from.
From the numbers we got:
Dogs: Mean 68 Median 61,62 Mode 72
Cats: Mean 46 Median 44 Mode 46
METHODS For Success
We set up donation
boxes throughout
NWA
We contacted local
shelters through
email, phone, and in
person.
We collected corporate donations,
both monetary and goods.
Worked with the east lab technology
We were able to do broadcast our
ideas, and goals over the radio.
TECHNOLOGY
•East lab
•Adobe Illustrator
•PowerPoint
•Internet
•Print production technologies
•Cell phone
•Digital imaging-digital camera
•Radio Media
•Graphing
Calculators
•Adobe
Photoshop
COMMUNITY CONTACTS
•Kim Ross – Lone Pine
Animal Shelter
•Todd Davis - Manager
at Dollar General in
Centerton
•Tom Gordon – Slim
Chickens
•Tommy and Mark
•Adam Smith – Human Resources at Wal-Mart Bariola – Guido’s Pizza
in Fayetteville and
•Scott Thompson – Man. Of Theo’s Restaurant Springdale
•Mandy Keenen – NWA Animal Rescue Shelter
•Brandon, Bobbit, Bailey – AMX on 104.9 The X
Corporate
TIMELINE
Friday, December 05, 2008
We Present To You!!!
Monday, September 01, 2008 begin project planning
Tuesday, September 30, 2008 end project planning
Thursday, October 02, 2008 begin donation collections
Monday, December 01, 2008 wrap up donation
process
Tuesday, December 02, 2008 finalize project results
Skills Developed
•Oral and Written
Communication: Telephone
and Live Chats with Kim
Ross
•Working with Peers:
Team Work and Bonding
Cooperation
Responsibility
•Time Management and Organization:
Referring to our Timeline to see where our
goals are up to date. Staying late after class.
Outside Meetings with Shelters.
Skills Developed
•Networking:
Outside the NWACC community we were able to get a hold
of local small and big business for help and charitable services.
•Overall Professional Enrichment:
Academia – Math Skills Improved
Technology – Gained New Sources of Technology
Service to Our Community – Helped Save Lives
Outcomes
Bar Chart Donations
Includes:
•
Pets Supply’s
•
Monetary
•
In Kind
Outcomes
Represents
Dogs per
Month
Represents
Cats per
Month
Outcomes
$150
$125
$75
Pie Chart Donations
Includes:
•
Pets Supply’s
•
Monetary
•
In Kind
Outcomes
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