Coyote Advertising, a student run advertising program, under the leadership of unit manager Kelli Cluque, took center stage at the American Advertising Federation’s ‘Addy’ Awards Gala when they took home two bronze awards and one gold in the competition’s student division
Coyote Advertising aims to foster students’ talents and advance their skills in graphic design, photography, videography and marketing campaigns. The program’s success reflects its commitment to excellent collaboration.
The AAF Annual Awards is the largest and most representative award ceremony for advertising and marketing in the United States, celebrating creativity and ingenuity with over 40,000 entries every year in local competitions such as the Inland Empire. The Inland Empire awards were given at a gala event March 8 in Riverside.
The winning entries:
GOLD MEDAL
Entry Name: Coyote Radio & AD Car Wash Flyer
Project/Client: Coyote Advertising & Radio
Creator: Donguk Kim
BRONZE MEDAL
Entry Name: Coyote Advertising Brochure
Project/Client: Coyote Advertising & Radio
Creator: Luna Park
BRONZE MEDAL
Entry Name: Lunchtime Live Promo Card
Project/Client: Coyote Advertising & Radio
Creator: Christopher Xavier
Winners in the local competitions move on to compete in one of 15 district competitions for the right to make it to the national finals. Both the professional and student gold winners in the Inland Empire will move on to compete against the professional and student gold winners in the American Advertising District 15 competition against the winners from the Los Angeles, Orange County, Palm Springs, San Diego, Las Vegas and Coastal California (San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura counties) competitions.
For more information about Coyote Advertising, contact Kelli Cluque, at (909)-537-3473 or email at, kelli.cluque@csusb.edu, and visit its website.
To learn more about the American Advertising Federation-Inland Empire, visit its website.