Campus Media Kit

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W e are a student-led, multimedia enterprise on the Auraria Campus. As a learning ground and sounding board for students

at Metropolitan State University of Denver, we support four award-winning outlets: The Metropolitan weekly newspaper, KMet Radio Internet station, The Met Report television news broadcast and Metrosphere literary and arts magazine.

We have been a voice for students since 1979 with the publication of the first edition of The Metropolitan. Each semester, thousands of students, faculty and staff on the Auraria Campus turn to Student Media’s evolving multimedia outlets for local news, information and entertainment.

Source: August 2011 Student Media Survey

S T U D E N T E N R O L L M E N T A T A U R A R I A C A M P U S

48,825

MSU DENVER22,976

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO

DENVER

14,271

COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF

DENVER

11,578

FALL 2012

WE PLEDGE TO MEET YOUR NEEDS• Campus partners receive discounts of up to 40 percent.

• All campus organizations are eligible for one free classified ad (with option to upgrade to classified display for $10) and one free radio acknowledgment per year.

WE ARE A CAMPUS RESOURCEAn investment in Student Media is an investment in the students at the heart of our campus. Advertising and underwriting help us stay on the edge of technology, improve our training programs and contribute to MSU Denver’s status as a preeminent urban institution.

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Meet with our advertising & creative specialists to discuss

your vision.

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Select appropriate venues to accomplish your goals.

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Approve advertising and underwriting materials

created by Student Media.

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Assess results and arrange payment via FOAP transfer,

credit card or check.

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c a s e s t u d y : h e a l t h c e n t e r a t a u r a r i aFor years, Health Center at Auraria has relied on Student Media to shape and broadcast its marketing.

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Healthy MovesSpring 2012 ScheduleEff ective January 17–May 5, 2012. (No classes during Spring break, March 19–25.)Healthy Moves Classes will be held in Tivoli 640 (except for Zumba®)Class participation is free and available on a fi rst come-fi rst served basis for the Auraria Campus Community (Students have priority)

BELLY DANCINGWomen of the Middle East have enjoyed belly dancing for centuries, as an expressive art, celebrating life and the joy of the soul. Belly Dance provides the means for improving pos-ture and self-confi dence. This fun and exciting dance form is a great aerobic and toning workout, strengthening the core.

MEDITATIONMeditation is easy to learn and apply. The life-enriching results have long been acknowledged by practitioners and more recently confi rmed by research. Common benefi ts: stress relief, orderly thinking, metal acuity, optimism, height-ened creativity, and a deepening of spiritual awareness. We will explore various yogic and Taoist methods. (Chairs will be provided for comfort.)

PILATESMat Pilates is a series of fl oor exercises that challenges your core and promotes uniform muscle development. It is suit-able for any fi tness level. Pilates promotes uniform muscle development which promotes fl exibility and strength lead-ing to proper body alignment.

QIGONGQigong (“chee-gung”) is a time honored health-enrichment system that originated in China. Growing numbers through-out Europe and America practice qigong regularly for fi tness and health maintenance. The gentle fl owing movements, stretches and quality breathing employed in qigong, greatly assists the circulation and harmonization of life-force (qi), which accomplishes “the foundation of health and well-being” according to traditional Chinese medicine. Daily prac-tice of qigong helps reset and restore one’s subtle energy system, while fostering peace of mind.

YOGAFLOW YOGA is an active style of yoga linking poses to-gether with the breath. Flow yoga brings the perfect balance of energy and calm to the body and mind.

HATHA YOGA helps students focus on breath, strength, balance, relaxation and fl exibility. The poses are adapted to each individual with a focus on alignment. You will walk away from the class feeling calm, refreshed, and energized.

IYENGAR YOGA is most famous for its emphasis on proper alignment. Props are used to help attain poses and create a sense of ease even in the midst of working with challenging postures.

DEEP RELAXATION (Yoga Nidra) Take time out from your busy life to recharge your batteries. Yoga Nidra is a simple, deep relaxation practice, as well as meditation technique done from lying down. It is a systemat-ic method of releasing accumulated tensions, inducing profound physical, mental and emotional relaxation. It is an ancient yogic tool to manage stress and improve sleep.

YOGA FOR STRESS MANAGEMENT is a class designed for all ages and all levels of fi tness with a systematic and safe approach to Yoga. Students learn simple, yet powerful, “yogic “tools” for stress manage-ment at the physical, mental and emotional levels, as well as build abilities to cope with stress.

ZUMBA®Zumba® is a combination of international dance rhythms such as: African, salsa, merengue, cumbia, reggaeton, and others, all combined with dance and fi tness exercises into awe-inspiring move-ments meant to engage and captivate for life! Every class feels like a party!

For more information, contact Health Center at Auraria • Plaza 150 • 303-556-2525

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

10 –10:55 PilatesBeth

Flow YogaDerik

10:30–11 Deep Relaxation(Yoga Nidra)Svetlana

MeditationSteven

11–11:55 Hatha YogaCarrie

Yoga for Stress ManagementSvetlana

QigongSteven

Yoga for Stress ManagementSvetlana

noon–12:55 Hatha YogaCarrie

PilatesBeth

Hatha YogaCarrie

PilatesBeth

1–1:55 Belly DancingLia

Iyengar YogaLeslie

PilatesBeth

Zumba®CathyPE Building Lobby

2–2:30 MeditationSteven

5–5:55 Zumba®CathyPE Building 215

Zumba®CathyPE Building 215

5:30–6:30 Flow YogaDerik

Sponsored by Health Center at Auraria & Campus Recreation at Auraria

The Integrative Therapeutic Practices Club, the Integrative Therapeutic Practices Program, the Metro State Department of Health Professions and the Health Center at Auraria present:

Leonard Wisneski, M.D.Integrative Healthcare

in the U.S.Past, Present and Future

Thursday, October 13 • 12:30–1:30 p.m.Tivoli 320 (B and C)

Integrative medicine blends mainstream medical therapies with evidence-based complementary and alternative therapies. Come hear Dr. Wisneski speak about the importance of this type of practice for modern medicine and the health of us all!

Dr. Wisneski has served as a clinical professor of medicine at George Washington University, an adjunct professor at the National College of Naturopathic Medicine, the founding medical director of the Bethesda Center, and president of the Washington Region of American Whole Health. He is currently Chancellor at the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine and on faculty at the University of Colorado Medical Center. He has published over 30 scientifi c articles and the book The Scientifi c Basis of Integrative Medicine.

“We have had a great experience working with Student Media. The teams working on our newspaper, radio, and TV

advertising were attentive, conscientious and professional. In addition, we have received high-quality deliverables in a timely manner. I expect our relationship with Metro Student Media will continue to be quite productive.”

Nan Rayburn, Technology and Marketing, Health Center at Auraria

4 5 [email protected] • metrostudentmedia.comM S U D E N V E R S T U D E N T M E D I A • 303-556-2507

THE EVENT PROMOTER

THE EVENT LAUNCHER

THE BRAND SATURATOR

THE BRAND INVADER

2 quarter-page Metropolitan ads (B&W) $150

10 KMet Radio acknowledgments $54

2 Met Report acknowledgments $60

Square Button Web ad for 2 weeks $30

Total when purchased separately: $294

Total with 10% package discount

$264

4 front-page Metropolitan banners (CMYK) $648



Leaderboard Web ad for 4 weeks $200

Total when purchased separately: $1,034


$878

4 three-fourths page Metropolitan ads (CMYK) $1,290

12 quarter-page Metropolitan ads (B&W) $810

Metrosphere Gold Sponsorship $330



Rectangle Button Web ad for 16 weeks $480



$2,760

35 quarter-page Metropolitan ads (B&W) $1,837

Metrosphere Gold Sponsorship $330



Medium Rectangle Web ad for 48 weeks $2,400



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T he Metropolitan has been a dynamic media source since 1979, bringing investigative news,

opinion, sports, music and entertainment coverage to the Auraria Campus each week. Since its inception, the newspaper has won more than 400 regional and national awards for writing, reporting, editing, photography and graphic design. With over 60 distribution points throughout campus and downtown Denver, The Metropolitan is a powerful platform for reaching the student demographic.

D I S P L AY A D V E R T I S I N G

F I L E S U B M I S S I O NC I R C U L AT I O N

3,500 issues per weekThe Metropolitan is distributed to more than 60 locations throughout the Auraria Campus and downtown Denver.

For locations, visit metnews.org/about.

We accept digitally submitted artwork in the following formats:

• PDF (Acrobat) files, with all fonts and graphics embedded (preferred)

• EPS or TIFF images at least 300 dpi when sized• InDesign or Illustrator files (CS5 or earlier versions),

with all fonts and images included

Please convert other formats to PDF. Ads must be electronically submitted.

P R I N T I N G S P E C S

Format Short TabloidPrinting method OffsetPage width Four 2.5-inch columnsPage height 14 inchesScreened materials 85 lpi

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15¢ per word

Classified ads have a maximum of 50 words and must be prepaid. Refunds will not be issued for canceled ads.

W E E K L Y D E A D L I N E S

Ad space reservationThursday prior to publication date, by 3 p.m.

Ad submissionMonday prior to publication date, by 3 p.m. Does not apply to ads designed by our creative team. Please ask your advertising sales rep for details.


television news

T he Met Report is a weekly television broadcast that covers campus, local and national news. Since its

formation in 2001, The Met Report has evolved into an award-winning news broadcast, earning Heartland Emmys for Outstanding Student Achievement in 2005 and 2007.

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Friday: 12:30 p.m. (live broadcast) & 5 p.m.

Sunday–Thursday: noon & 5 p.m.

24-hour continuous loop All episodes and segments available on demand

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Underwriting supports the development of future media professionals and demonstrates your commitment to the community. The Met Report follows FCC rules for nonprofit broadcasters and thanks underwriters for tax-deductible donations with short, on-air acknowledgments. Each acknowledgment includes:

• One on-air voiceover (up to 40 words) acknowledgment of sponsor, including sponsor name, location and contact information, and value-neutral description of the business and/or product

• One on-air, full-screen graphic containing sponsor logo, location and contact information

Please note: FCC rules prohibit the use of promotion, value statements, comparative language, price information, calls to action and/or inducements to buy in underwriting acknowledgments.

DJ & MC duties, audio and video production and voiceovers are also available.

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G O L D P A C K A G E S I L V E R P A C K A G E B R O N Z E P A C K A G E

30 AcknowledgmentsOne per show for one year

15 AcknowledgmentsOne per show for one semester

4 AcknowledgmentsOne per show for four weeks

$270 $90

$450($15 per acknowledgment)

($18 per acknowledgment) ($22.50 per acknowledgment)

Single acknowledgment: $30

Free Discover Denver listing in our information kiosk


internet station

www.kmetradio.orgacademic year 2011–2012

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S tudent-run KMetRadio.org streams on the Web 24/7 from its studio in the Tivoli Student Union.

The diverse programming found on KMet Radio covers a wide variety of tastes and appeals to a range of listeners, with live and prerecorded shows produced weekly.

For a current programming schedule, please visit www.kmetradio.org.

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U N D E R W R I T I N GUnderwriting supports the development of future media professionals and demonstrates your commitment to the community. KMet Radio follows FCC rules for nonprofit broadcasters and thanks underwriters for donations with short, on-air acknowledgments. Each acknowledgment includes:

• One on-air acknowledgment (up to 40 words) of sponsor, including sponsor name, location and contact information, and value-neutral description of the business and/or product

Please note: FCC rules prohibit the use of promotion, value statements, comparative language, price information, calls to action and/or inducements to buy in underwriting acknowledgments.

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G O L D P A C K A G E S I L V E R P A C K A G E B R O N Z E P A C K A G E

150 Acknowledgments5 per week for 30 weeks

Sponsorship of three KMet Radio events

Sponsor acknowledgment at event, sponsor logo placed on event marketing materials, option to hang banner or poster at event



$270 $96

$360($4 per acknowledgment)

($6 per acknowledgment) ($8 per acknowledgment)

5 acknowledgments (1 week): $27Single acknowledgment: $6DJ & MC duties, audio and video production and voiceovers are also available.

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S P O N S O R S H I P PA C K A G E S

S P O N S O R S H I P T I M E L I N E

M etrosphere is MSU Denver’s annual literary and arts magazine. Its mission is to collect the very best of student and alumni creative

achievements in a high-quality publication and inspire students to share their work beyond the classroom, workshop or art studio setting. In publication since 1984, Metrosphere received the prestigious Pacemaker Award from the Associated Collegiate Press in 2007 and 2011.

The magazine is released in May in correlation with an exhibit at the university’s Center for Visual Art in the nationally known Art District on Santa Fe. A Metrosphere sponsorship signals your support for MSU Denver’s creative community.

G O L D S P O N S O R * S I L V E R S P O N S O R * B R O N Z E S P O N S O R

Full-Page AdIn a section of your choice**

Presence at sponsors table at release party

Logo and listing as sponsor in full-screen kiosk ad

Logo on marketing materials

for Metrosphere Release Party

Quarter-Page AdIn a section of your choice**

$330

$90

D O N A T I O N O F

$60(monetary or in-kind)

*Limited gold and silver sponsorships available. Requests considered on first-come, first served basis.**Limited section placements available. Requests considered on first-come, first-served basis. Available sections: Poetry, Prose, Drawing, Photography, 2-D Art and 3-D Art.

A L L S P O N S O R S H I P P A C K A G E S I N C L U D E : • L i s t i n g i n a c k n o w L e d g m e n t s p a g e • t H a n k Y o U V i a m e t R o s p H e R e s o c i a L m e d i a n e t w o R k

February 1 Deadline for sponsorship reservation

February 15 Deadline for logos, art files for ads

May Release Party

F I L E S U B M I S S I O N

We accept digitally submitted artwork in the following formats:

• PDF (Acrobat) files, with all fonts and graphics embedded (preferred)

• EPS or TIFF images at least 300 dpi when sized• InDesign or Illustrator files (CS5 or earlier versions),

with all fonts and images included

Please convert other formats to PDF. Ads must be electronically submitted.

issues published annually

page views @ www.metrosphere.org

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T he Auraria campus community uses our digital network to read, hear and watch our productions

in action. Our comprehensive network, which includes websites and social media for each entity, also encourages users to interact with our content in innovative and collaborative ways.

Be part of one of the newest resources on our campus. Students access our interactive, touch-screen kiosk from its home on the first floor of the busy Student Success Building. It’s a one-stop shop for students seeking information—from class schedules, to campus maps, to local attractions.

• Ad will link to website of client’s choice.

• Prices are per week.

• Ads will appear on four sites: metnews.org, metreport.org, kmetradio.org & metrosphere.org.

• MSU Denver Student Media prefers .JPG or .GIF format ads.

• Space is limited and subject to availability.

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728 x 90 px

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$30 ask your ad rep

Your ad will continually flash across our can’t-be-missed kiosk, which is situated in one of the busiest buildings in the MSU Denver

neighborhood.

Bring in new customers with a Rowdy Bucks discount.

You decide the terms of your discount and we’ll do the rest. As part of your purchase, we will:

• Add your business name to our Rowdy Bucks kiosk section.

• Create a personalized landing page for your reward.

• Market your reward via our social media network.

Reach students who want to learn more about what Denver and the

surrounding area has to offer. Our directory features restaurants,

shopping, nightlife and more. When students touch your listing, a landing page for your business will pop up with a QR code and additional information of your

choice. As a thank you, we offer free listings with investments in select radio, television and

multimedia packages.

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C ollaborate with award-winning designers to create powerful

promotions for your organization or event. Our creative staff will work with you to maximize your goals, message and marketing vision.

Pricing includes meeting with a member of our creative staff, up to two concept-development directions, minor revisions to original text and final design files. Printing or working with vendors is not included in the fee. Extra versions, excessive changes or elaborate design requests will lead to additional charges based on an hourly fee of $20.

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S I M P L E L O G O $275

P O S T E R $175

F L Y E R $150

I N V I T A T I O N $175

S I M P L E P R O G R A M(double-sided, letter-size document with fold)

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Metrosphere EditorResponsible for soliciting and judging

submissions, managing content, design and magazine production.

KMet Radio ManagerResponsible for the day-to-day operations of KMet’s web-based station, oversees production and programming, and leads the training of a diverse group of DJs. Collaborates over hiring decisions and develops marketing plans.

Met Report Gen. Manager

Responsible for the editorial content of The Met Report and management of the staff. The general manager also assigns stories, sets deadlines, and is responsible for the

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All applicants must be enrolled in at least six credit hours at Metro State, maintain a 2.75+ GPA and have leadership skills. Questions? Call 303-556-2507.

Include a résumé and cover letter, official transcript or most recent grade report, two letters of recommendation, and samples of your work.

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advertisement design

A variety of projects, including brochures, branding, logos, presentations and marketing campaigns are available. Prices depend on the complexity and time required to complete the project.

Student Engagement & WellnessCampus Box 74, P.O. Box 173362Tivoli 311 • Denver, CO 80217Phone: 303-556-3559

FRIDAY, MAY 11, 2012

Metropolitan State College of Denver

2nd Annual

Veterans Graduation Ceremony & Breakfast

Viet Nam In Vietnam soldiers would often carry a small piece of “lucky” ordnance that had helped them or narrowly missed them. Commanders found themselves having to ban the practice, and instead gave away metal coins emblazoned with the unit crest or symbol of significance. When going into a bar, soldiers had to present their lucky piece- or risk having to buy drinks for all who did indeed present their lucky piece. The coins worked far better in this regard, as they were smaller and not as lethal!

Today In the Air Force, military training instructors award an Airman’s coin to new enlisted personnel upon completion of their United States Air Force Basic Military Training and to new officers upon completion of their Air Force Officer Training School.

Some of the ‘rules’ of the Challenge A challenge is the most common way to ensure that members are carrying their unit’s coin. The rules of a challenge are not always formalized for a unit, and may vary between organizations. Never forget, the goal of challenge coins is to forge cohesiveness, strengthen friendships, and build camaraderie. The basic ‘rules’ are:

1. The challenge only applies to those members that have been given a coin formally by their unit. This may lead to some controversy when challenges are initiated between members of different organizations and is not recommended.

2. The challenge, which can be made at any time, begins with the challenger drawing his/her coin, and slapping or placing the coin on the table or bar. In noisy environs, continuously rapping the challenge coin on a surface may initiate the challenge. Accidentally dropping a challenge coin is considered to be a deliberate challenge to all present.

3. Everyone being challenged must immediately produce the coin for their organization and anyone failing to do so must buy a round of drinks for the challenger and everyone else who has their challenge coin. However, should everyone challenged be able to produce their coin, the challenger must buy a round of drinks for the group.

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Campus Rate is available to all Metropolitan State University of Denver, University of Colorado Denver and Community College of Denver students, faculty, staff, clubs and departments, AHEC departments, staff, and campus businesses. Nonprofit 501(c) organizations are also eligible for the Campus Rate. Frequency discounts do not apply to this rate.

Local Rate is available for Colorado-based businesses and franchises.

National Rate is charged to businesses based outside of Colorado.

Our local rates are listed in a separate document. Ask your advertising sales rep for details.

R AT E E L I G I B I L I T Y

• A $35 charge will be assessed to any returned check.

• Account balances older than 30 days will be charged a 1.5 percent finance charge (18 percent annual). After 60 days, credit will not be extended and the balance must be paid before further advertising will be accepted.

• Accounts in default may be turned over to a collection agency. If collection services are required, a $250 recovery charge will be added to the advertiser’s final bill and submitted for collection. The advertiser is liable for any and all costs incurred due to collection and legal action.

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• All rates are net and non-commissioned.

• Student Media encourages responsibility and good taste in advertising and reserves the right to edit or reject any advertising copy for any reason at any time before publication.

• Student Media shall be under no liability for late delivery due to printer error or any natural occurrence.

• Student Media does not accept 900 numbers or public advertising that discriminates on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, ancestry, age or disability.

• Political advertisements are payable in advance, must conform to Colorado campaign-disclosure laws, and must show clear endorsement (i.e., “Paid for by Advertiser”).

• In case of error or omission, Student Media’s liability, if any, will not exceed the price for space occupied by the error.

• Student Media is not responsible for typographical errors that do not decrease the value of the advertisement.

• Liability for any error is limited to the first insertion of the erroneous advertisement. Make-good space will run at the discretion of Student Media.

• All advertisements, sponsorships and underwriting are accepted at the sole discretion of the respective editor or general manager.

• All agreements must be written and agreed on by advertiser and Student Media to be binding.

T H E M E T R O P O L I TA N

• Ads are sold only in full-column widths and in increments of ½ inch in depth after the first inch. Minimum advertisement size is 1 column by 1 inch.

• Submitted ads that are not sized to the dimensions specified in this media kit are subject to resizing.

• Any newspaper ad measuring 12 inches or more in height will be charged for the full height of the page.

• Position requests will be honored when possible.

• No advertisements will be published upside-down, sideways or in any other manner not consistent with traditional newspaper makeup.

• Advertisements having the appearance of news must have the words “Paid Advertisement” printed above and must be bordered.

All sponsorship packages must be prepaid with cash, check, credit card (Visa and MasterCard only) or FOAP transfer. Make checks payable to MSU Denver Student Media.

P H O T O S Mike Fabricius: 1, 2, 6, 10, 12, 13, 15 Rachael Stamps: 1, 8

E M A I L [email protected]

P H O N E 303-556-2507

F A X 303-556-3421

L O C A T I O N Tivoli Student Union, #313 900 Auraria Parkway Denver, CO 80204

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