Reflections on a blog.
And so here we are: graduation. As a staff writer/editor, I probably should have spent more time posting on this thing, but what can I say? I was otherwise preoccupied.
But I sit here now, thinking about my time inside these four walls. All the discussions, the projects, the highs and the lows. That time Jeff made us spend half a meeting (about 30 minutes) brainstorming taglines for the Rec Center project.
I made my mark here inside Gas Creative Group, and in 4 days I’ll be leaving Cal Poly Pomona, and Gas, for the last time as an undergrad.
So what does it mean to be a Gas Alumna? I came into Gas fresh-faced, eager to learn, and nervous about what lay ahead of me. Now I am more experienced, equipped with some great friends, and still nervous about what lies ahead of me. Some things don’t change.
The people are what make Gas Creative Group what it is. We produce great work because there are awesome individuals working to create it, and that is the legacy of this little mini-marketing agency inside the BSC. I have no warnings for those who come here, just some simple words of advice: keep your mind open. Explore all the options and think about the possibilities.
You’ll do fine.
The Refinery