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AMASavesLives 2010-2011

Hope everyone had a good summer and is looking forward to the 2010-2011 Collegiate AMA Year - - - one we like to think of as the Year of Saving Lives! The Collegiate American Marketing Association seeks to be a catalyst for increasing awareness of the need for organ donation and through social media campaigns, event [ READ MORE ]

School may be out for the summer, but AMASavesLives does not take a break!

Many of you may be done with school already (others are proably getting close) and looking forward to a few months without classes. While school is out for the summer don’t forget about AMASavesLives because we are not taking a break! AMA sponsored competitions run through the end of May and then a new round [ READ MORE ]

AMASavesLives Week

Several AMA chapters are in the process of launching their AMASavesLives week activities! We have already seen a jump in traffic to our website and look forward to you sending more people to www.AMASavesLives.com to learn how to register to be an organ donor in their states. Here is another great idea…set up a table in [ READ MORE ]

AMASavesLives Week is April 26th-30th, 2010

To celebrate April as National Donate Life Month, AMASavesLives is encouraging all American Marketing Association chapters to hold events during the week of April 26-30th as part of AMASavesLives Week. What Are Some Great Ideas for AMASavesLives Week? Have members shoot videos about the event and send to family and friends (you can find a sample email [ READ MORE ]

AMASavesLives Winners at the 32nd International AMA Collegiate Conference

Winners were announced for Round 1 of the AMASavesLives Competitions at the Awards Ceremony during the 32nd International AMA Collegiate Conference. If you missed it here is a list of the winners: Best Video (watch all five nominees at http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=5FD2FF623B51D88D) 1st Place - I Gotta Feelin’ AMA’s Gonna Save Lives - Texas State University-San Marcos 2nd Place - [ READ MORE ]