🎨 The Gist: A wolf and a cow walk into a fast-food restaurant…
If you’ve been to the Chick-fil-A in Carrollton recently, you might have noticed a statue of a wolf outside the building. A University of West Georgia student-led project resulted in the unique wolf statue at the local Chick-fil-A, embodying the spirit of partnership between the university and the business community.
For those who aren’t familiar, the mascot for the University of West Georgia is the wolves.
📚 The Details: Reese Scott, a marketing major at UWG, along with her classmates, took part in a creative endeavor as part of their Art as Business class led by Brandy Barker. Their assignment culminated in the creation of a cow-print wolf statue, merging the identities of UWG, whose mascot is the wolf, and Chick-fil-A, famous for its cow-themed marketing. This project facilitated direct interactions with community business leaders and was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that included figures such as UWG President Dr. Brendan Kelly and Chick-fil-A owner/operator David Daniels.
🌐 The Big Picture: Partnerships between universities and local businesses are crucial for giving students practical experience and enhancing community relations. These collaborations allow students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios, thus bridging the gap between academia and the commercial sector.
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The local CFA franchise owner has done a fine job bamboozling people into thinking that his business is “local.” The Carroll Co Chamber of Commerce even featured it FIRST in the video showcasing the county. Why not feature the local McDonald’s instead? Corporate CFA has done a fine job of bamboozling people into thinking that they are NOT eating fast food when purchasing their products.