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Blitz
Posters 2006
Poster Campaign |
The inside of a bathroom stall may
never look the same again if Safe Campuses Now has anything to do
with it. SCN has initiated a poster campaign that addresses issues
such as exercise and pedestrian safety, date rape, DUI prevention
and alcohol poisoning. The posters will be placed in bathroom stalls
in local bars and restaurants. They will also appear in high schools
and colleges including Piedmont, Gainesville and Athens Tech, along
with The University of Georgia.
SCN worked with the Hospitality Resource Panel, business owners,
students and law enforcement agencies to develop key topics. The
posters pertaining to alcohol and pedestrian-related injuries will
be funded through a grant from the Governor's Office of Highway
Safety. Donations are being sought to fund other topics related to
young adults. SCN is making a conscious effort to reach both male
and female audiences.
In order to get these important messages across effectively, SCN
interns majoring in marketing, public relations and health
promotions and behavior consulted with Snowden Tatarski, a local
marketing firm, and a graphic designer with Leon Farmer & Co.
from The
Informer Spring 2004 issue.
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 "Boy Next Door"
You probably weren't warned about the boy next
door.
You are four times as likely to be raped by a date, that guy who
just bought you a drink or the boy next door than by people your
mother may have warned you about. |
 "Dorm
Door"
Is this really what you want on your
message board?
In Georgia, driving with a blood alcohol content of .08, or .02 if
you are under 21, guarantees you a 24 hour jail stay, 40 hours
community service, one year probation and losing your license.
Call a friend, take a cab...Just don't drink and drive. |
 "Game
Over"
Look before you leap. Reality
doesn't offer extra lives.
A pedestrian or bicyclist dies every 3-1/2 minutes.
Don't become a statistic. |
 "Granny"
Turns out she does know best.
Don't take candy (or beer) from strangers.
Always lock your doors.
Clean your ears or you'll grow potatoes.
Don't drink and drive.
Look left, right, left before crossing the street.
Don't put things in your mouth. You'll get worms.
No means no.
Be safe. You can't be replaced. |
 "Hang Up and
Drive"
Hitting a pedestrian can happen in the
blink of an eye, but consequences can last a lifetime.
Hang up and drive.
A pedestrian or bicyclist is killed every 30 minutes. |
 "Interview"
Orange jumpsuits aren't considered
business attire.
Be remembered for your qualifications not your criminal history at
your next job interview. A drinking and driving arrest can be
a black mark on your permanent record and resume. |
 "Let's Meet Up"
Let's meet up later. We'll be
waiting for you.
Think twice before you stumble home alone. |
 "Yearbook"
Drinking and driving isn't something
you want to be remembered for.
In Georgia, driving with a blood alcohol content of .08, or .02 if
you are under 21, guarantees you a 24 hour jail stay, 40 hours
community service, one year probation and losing your license.
Call a friend, take a cab...Just don't drink and drive. |
 "Yearbook
Prom"
Be remembered for your mad skills on
the dance floor, not your DUI arrest.
Drink and drive on prom night, or any other, and you are a
guaranteed a 24 hour jail stay, 40 hours community service, one year
probation and losing your license.
Drunk driving can turn a good time into your last time. |
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