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California Dream Week registration drive for HS jrs & srs at Online
November 18, 2011 to December 1, 2011
All students who register online for California Dream Week scholarship program prior to November 30th, 2011 will be eligible to win one of the European trend setting Freshfiber protective cases for telephones. (Take a look! www.freshfiber.com) Three names will be pulled out of a hat on December 1, 2011 by the California Dream Week president, Melisa Lasell. Winners will also be able to have their protective case personalized with their name or other…See More
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- 2011-2012 Scholarship Program - sustainability design
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- name - California Dream Week
registration deadline - Dec 10, 2011
total value - $5250
# of scholarships - 9
minimum SAT/ACT and GPA - not applicable
open to - High School Juniors and Seniors in the following 40 Northern California counties:
Alameda
Alpine
Amador
Butte
Calaveras
Colusa
Contra Costa
Del Norte
El Dorado
Glenn
Humboldt
Lake
Lassen
Marin
Mariposa
Merced
Modoc
Mono
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Placer
Plumas
Sacramento
San Benito
San Francisco
San Joaquin
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Santa Cruz
Shasta
Siskiyou
Solano
Sonoma
Stanislaus
Sutter
Trinity
Tuolumne
Yolo
Yuba
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Complete Announcement: http://www.californiadreamweek.org/new_file.php?f=new_media.php
Complete call for entries: http://www.californiadreamweek.org/new_file.php?f=new_call.php
Online registration: http://www.californiadreamweek.org/new_file.php?f=new_register.php
CALL FOR ENTRIES ANNOUNCED
CALIFORNIA DREAM WEEK LAUNCHES 2ND EDITION
HELPING YOUTH BELIEVE IN A SUSTAINABLE TOMORROW & FEEL PART OF A GLOBAL COMMUNITY
CHICO, California, USA, October 2011 — California Dream Week announces the second edition of its awards program challenging high school juniors and seniors from Northern California to dream and propose concepts for a sustainable tomorrow. Student winners will receive over $5000 in higher education scholarships and their high schools will receive funds raised during the California Dream Week Festival show week in Spring 2012.
Students from 40 Northern California counties may participate alone or in groups, in up to two of three available categories: Architecture & Interior Product Design, Transportation, and Product Compliments. Scholarship Awards will be assigned to the top three placing projects in each category.
A distinguishing element of the awards program is that winning student projects are shared with professional architects and designers from around the globe. These international personalities in the world of design dedicate their time to graphically demonstrate how the projects have impacted their own design process and creativity. A series of student-inspired posters with content shared by the designers will be revealed during the California Dream Week Festival held in Chico, one of the nation’s hotbeds of sustainability.
“This contest is designed to allow the maximum amount of participation from students, regardless of the classes (not) offered in their school. We hope that, just as demonstrated in our first edition, students that have never had any sort of design or technical classes will also be inspired to share their ideas. Aesthetic presentation holds the least point value in the judging criteria of the contest. Primary judging criteria is focused on other factors such as creativity and the demonstration of having studied materials, performance and sustainability,” explains Melisa Lasell, founder of the California Dream Week scholarship program.
In its first year, the awards program saw the participation of students from 21 schools in 13 California counties, and international designers from South Africa, Mexico, Italy and The Netherlands. “We were lucky to have had some of today’s most trendy and promising professionals in the world of architecture and design participate in the program. They were so inspired and moved by the initiative, that many pledged their continued support of the event,” Lasell added.
Professionals interested in being a part of the 2012 judging panel or participating within the context of the graphic designer interpretations for the California Dream Week Festival, should contact the organizers at press@bt-media.net.
announcement continues at: http://www.californiadreamweek.org/new_file.php?f=new_media.php
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