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Fifth Street Consulting is a student-led, faculty-advised consulting firm specializing in communication and media consulting. Our goal is to provide our consultants with the real-world experience of collaborating with a range of organizations to provide high-quality work for clients. Clients have opportunities to tap the expertise of fresh student talent, guided by seasoned faculty, to enhance the functioning of their organizations.

Students establish their involvement and expertise in 5th Street Consulting by assuming a position on the  Student Leadership Team (SLT) or as a Partner through a competitive application process. The SLT ensures the professional coordination of the work of Fifth Street Consulting and oversees the work of Partners who work directly on client projects.

We primarily work on semester-long engagements to provide clients with meaningful, high-impact solutions based on trusted techniques and research. Clients apply for project consideration in the semester before that in which the work is done. Each project is assigned a dedicated core group of consultants, guided by the Student Leadership Team, and faculty mentors.

 

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Mission Statement

To provide students with real-world experience by collaborating with their colleagues, college, and businesses to develop their professionalism and ability to complete time-sensitive tasks using their unique skills to produce exceptional work for their clients.

Fifth Street Partners

Position : Partners (Pictured above)

Role: Apply knowledge and skills to a team in completion of communication consulting projects with actual clients. This often includes creative Brainstorming, applied problem solving, research, analysis of findings, and creation of professional materials across a variety of mediums.

Left Back – Chane Ryan

Middle Back – Andrew Shapley

Right Back – Keshaun Madlock

Left Front – Ellie Yeater

Middle left – Abby Scott

Middle Right – Meredith Devine

Right Front – Emily Burchett


 

Fifth Street Client Relations

Position: Client Relations (Pictured above)

Role: Implement and manage internal information systems. Lead efforts to unify the firm towards advancing its mission. Monitor the firm's progress towards goals and celebrate success. Contribute to building a healthy organizational culture.

Left- Claire Mailing

Right- Zach Simpkins


 

Fifth Street Recruitment

Position: Recruitment Directors (Pictured Above)

Role: Lead internal campus recruitment efforts to acquire student talent for the firm prior to pre registration for incoming cohort classes. Continue efforts after registration, but with a focus on sustaining interest in students. Must lead and participate in the application and interview process for students applying for positions in 5th Street.

Left – Sydney Matyas  

Right – Jenna Smith


 

Fifth Street Marketing

Position: Marketing & Communications

Role: Continue to lead the creation and communication about visual identity for 5th St. Consulting. Produced materials to educate campus in the community about our organization and our services.

Left – Mackenzie Hartrum

Right – Arista Gore


 

Fifth Street Project Dev

Position: Project Development Directors

Role: Facilitate communication between clients and 5th St. members. Serve as point person for all projects and meet in person with clients when necessary. Monitor task completion related to projects and work with internal relations to records to recognize excellence in or remediate work on client projects.

Left – Ava Huebner

Right – Paige Adams


 

Fifth Street Design

Position: Graphic Design Brand

Role: Continue to lead the creation and communication of a visual identity for 5th St. Consulting.

Pictured: Mackenzie Harshburger


 

Fifth Street Data

Position: Data Analytics

Role: Data collection and cleaning gathering data from various sources and ensuring it is accurate, consistent, and free from errors or biases. Data analysis using statistical techniques and software to examine datasets, identify trends, patterns, and correlations that inform decision making.

Pictured: Zach Riffle