Metro State Blog: Noah

Just some quick shout outs and thank yous for the 2nd project...its a little random, but random keeps things fun!

THANK YOUS:

• I want to thank my team, 5280 CLOSERS, for doing a fantastic job in our collaboration and individual efforts in achieving this reward.
• Thank you Cherrelyn, Janell, Josh, Stefanie, Gini, Melissa and Kim (the alumni office squad!) for always supporting us students through out each project. Especially for dealing with my daily stomping up and down the stairs constantly (I swear that I am going to put my size 12.5 right through one of those ancient stairs!)
  
• MY MEDIA PEEPS! Thank you Mr. Franklin, the man with a camcorder stuck to his face - thank you for your last minute filming on our projects and Ms. Johanna, the woman with the photo skillz to thrill! THANK YOU!
  
• Derek Anguilm, Tara Tull and Kelly Felice - Thank you all for your guidance!
• Carol and DCIL - Thank you for your time and stories, you touched us all.
• Steve Barry (Barry Web Designs) - your contribution will make a world of difference for DCIL (www.dcildenver.org)
• UMB Bank and Denver's Road Home for the opportunity that provided us with great experiences.
• Altitude Sports - Behind the Scenes tour rocked!
• Key Bank for the suite and Avs tickets!
  
• Thank you Mr. Jim Garrison (my Apprentice Mentor) for the Sunday afternoon lunches and brewski's that accompany our chats on life, projects, and all things manly men talk about.
  
• Metro State student Larry Schmeiding Jr. and his family for their GI-NORMOUS (really large) donation of food.
  
• Of course, my supporting cast, my Family (Mom, Dad, Jo-Jo, & Captain along with Kim (My GF... a shout out gets me more brownie points right?) & Cody. Also...mi amigos for rooting me on!
• Mr. Jason Brodlieb (JB Media & Metro State Management student) for making the 5280 Closers website, which will be up and running soon (unfortunately the explosions I chose were too explosive, the techno music too entrancing, and the car chases to long to put on the site, sorry!)
  
• Lastly, I want to thank my step father,ED, for showing me the determination and strength he always had in not letting his mental illness keep him from achieving the many goals he had set in his life. Thank you Ed for opening my eyes to the things that every human being can do, no matter what they are faced with on a day to day basis. Motivation, determination and setting goals can allow you to accomplish many things in life.

If I failed to mention someones name or organization, sorry! There are so many people that we meet on a day to day basis that it gets overwhelming at times. Shoot me an email (ssteingr@mscd.edu) to give me an e-smack to get my memory jump-started.