It's 1000% more effective than an Internet post.
The survey link is -
Green Wave Club Survey
If you did not receive the survey email - greenwaveclub@tulane.edu
ROLL WAVE!
Maybe, but if they are going to solicit my input I am going to give it to them.waverider wrote:Did mine about a week or so ago.
Spoiler alert, it’s all about your giving to Tulane mostly comes across (to me) as a way to see what more they can get from you. First set of questions asks how do you support Tulane (giving level, etc) and the second asks what ways would you like to support Tulane athletics.
There is a comments section relating to the GWC.
Not if it's magnetic.wavedom wrote:Not tacky at all.
The lapel pin is retro but the car magnet is very 21st century. Much better than a bumper or window sticker. Looks great on the car.PCWave wrote:Me too Pete. I wonder how tacky the magnet will be?
Funny you should mention that. Every Tulane license plate frame I've ever seen has a wide bar across the bottom and a skinny bar (with offset bumpouts for the bolts) on top. However, here in Ohio, the license tags are in the lower corners and hence covered by the frame. I've seen other school frames covering the tags so I put on my Tulane frame as well. My wife has similar on her car with a frame from her alma mater.Johnny4 wrote:I have a Tulane Green Wave license plate frame with the combover logo. I look forward to adding a magnet with the angry wave! My only concern would be how easy they are to steal. Then again if some kid steals a magnet I got for free and then becomes a Tulane fan, I won't mind.
I would have been doing extensive online research into whether mostly covered tags were illegalPeteRasche wrote:Funny you should mention that. Every Tulane license plate frame I've ever seen has a wide bar across the bottom and a skinny bar (with offset bumpouts for the bolts) on top. However, here in Ohio, the license tags are in the lower corners and hence covered by the frame. I've seen other school frames covering the tags so I put on my Tulane frame as well. My wife has similar on her car with a frame from her alma mater.Johnny4 wrote:I have a Tulane Green Wave license plate frame with the combover logo. I look forward to adding a magnet with the angry wave! My only concern would be how easy they are to steal. Then again if some kid steals a magnet I got for free and then becomes a Tulane fan, I won't mind.
She was recently pulled over by a cop who gave her a warning that the mostly-covered tags were illegal. She was taking our kids to school and the cop even said, "I'm guessing you come this way every day, so if I see you again I'm going to check and make sure you removed the frame and will ticket you if they aren't uncovered."
That night, after extensive online searching, I gave in and used an online custom frame website and made a Tulane frame with skinny bars on the bottom so the tags are visible. No logos, obviously, just text. Kinda plain and boring but at least it says Tulane.
Then I went down for homecoming and lo and behold they had an angry wave frame in the team shop with a skinny frame on the bottom. Of course I didn't get it since I'd just bought one, but at least I know one exists. So, Johnny, when you want to update that combover, you know where to go.
I think it was a great idea. The fans have never really had an easy way to provide feedback like this under prior administrations.DrHullabaloo wrote:Maybe, but if they are going to solicit my input I am going to give it to them.waverider wrote:Did mine about a week or so ago.
Spoiler alert, it’s all about your giving to Tulane mostly comes across (to me) as a way to see what more they can get from you. First set of questions asks how do you support Tulane (giving level, etc) and the second asks what ways would you like to support Tulane athletics.
There is a comments section relating to the GWC.
Lots of events that Greenwave Club COULD be doing to engage fans at every level that they are overlooking or haven't thought about.
Also a good time to mention if you want to bring back the game trips that the old Greenwave Club used to help facilitate.
Even if an exercise in futility, they are taking the time to ask opinions and you get a free lapel pin. Win - win.
Also, they need to bring back some form of the Ultimate Fan package where you got several season tickets for one price.
my old Tulane University license plate frame got me pulled over since it covered the year and month of my tag... Atlanta cop said "while I'm sure your a proud alumnus, you're going to have to uncover those two stickers.. I'm sorry"Johnny4 wrote:I have a Tulane Green Wave license plate frame with the combover logo. I look forward to adding a magnet with the angry wave! My only concern would be how easy they are to steal. Then again if some kid steals a magnet I got for free and then becomes a Tulane fan, I won't mind.
Did you see my post about this same thing above?Johnny Mac wrote:my old Tulane University license plate frame got me pulled over since it covered the year and month of my tag... Atlanta cop said "while I'm sure your a proud alumnus, you're going to have to uncover those two stickers.. I'm sorry"Johnny4 wrote:I have a Tulane Green Wave license plate frame with the combover logo. I look forward to adding a magnet with the angry wave! My only concern would be how easy they are to steal. Then again if some kid steals a magnet I got for free and then becomes a Tulane fan, I won't mind.
A cop used the word alumnus?Johnny Mac wrote:my old Tulane University license plate frame got me pulled over since it covered the year and month of my tag... Atlanta cop said "while I'm sure your a proud alumnus, you're going to have to uncover those two stickers.. I'm sorry"Johnny4 wrote:I have a Tulane Green Wave license plate frame with the combover logo. I look forward to adding a magnet with the angry wave! My only concern would be how easy they are to steal. Then again if some kid steals a magnet I got for free and then becomes a Tulane fan, I won't mind.
it said it on the license platewindywave wrote:A cop used the word alumnus?Johnny Mac wrote:my old Tulane University license plate frame got me pulled over since it covered the year and month of my tag... Atlanta cop said "while I'm sure your a proud alumnus, you're going to have to uncover those two stickers.. I'm sorry"Johnny4 wrote:I have a Tulane Green Wave license plate frame with the combover logo. I look forward to adding a magnet with the angry wave! My only concern would be how easy they are to steal. Then again if some kid steals a magnet I got for free and then becomes a Tulane fan, I won't mind.
I sensed the same when I spent an hour on a one-on-one tour of the facilities with the head of the Green Wave Club in December. Bright, articulate, driven. He specifically talked about what Troy expects and what is important.noladave wrote:Unlike previous years, these guys/gals are trying - really trying. I’m guessing that it’s because Troy is expecting results, or simply creating a metrics environment where each group has to explain their success/failures....
So totally different from previous administrations.
And, if you are at a game, and have a suggestion, talk to them. I haven’t had one person not listen. They might not use the suggestion, but they at least listened...
We also want to announce the winners of the Tulane Athletics swag bag, which will include t-shirts, a mini-helmet, sunglasses, and more. Congratulations to:
Donald & Tracey Moore – Pass Christian, MS
Shep Perrin – Houston, TX
Pete Rasche – Cincinnati, OH
Perry Roussel – Mandeville, LA
Jeff Taft – Arlington, VA
Thank you again for participating and we hope to see you soon!
I don’t know what their goal was (I’m sure they’d have liked 100%)or what they consider a good response rate but I’d have to think they hoped for more than 8%.tulaneoutlaw wrote:That's not a bad response rate at all.
Probably, but 8-12% is pretty normal for surveys like this. I've been part of market research projects where the response rate is less than 1%. It would be great if people were more engage but it's just the way it is.waverider wrote:I don’t know what their goal was (I’m sure they’d have liked 100%)or what they consider a good response rate but I’d have to think they hoped for more than 8%.tulaneoutlaw wrote:That's not a bad response rate at all.