Clean energy and climate writing and video contests for youth in Mass.

Submitted by Chris Mason
2007-01-15 11:15:38

The Imagining Tomorrow Alternate Energy
Futures contest on clean energy and global climate is running again this
year.
- Writing Contest (for high school age students)
- Video Contest (for high school age students)
- Science Fair Awards (at middle and high school events)
Contests provide fun and educational ways to enhance classroom learning as an assignment, an extra-credit project, or just as an independent project from your students. We hope that you will encourage them to participate.
WRITING AND VIDEO CONTESTS
Cash awards for twenty-five finalists, with all finalists and their teachers invited to the awards reception May 11 at the Genzyme Center in Cambridge, MA. Please note that student collaborations are more than welcome on both writing and video entries. Deadline for entries is March 18, 2007, so there is still plenty of time-we look forward to your entries.

CLEAN ENERGY SCIENCE FAIR AWARDS
at Massachusetts' middle and high school regional and state science fairs-cash awards at high school level.

For more information on both the Contest and on the Science Fair Awards: <a href="http://www.itomorrow.nesea.org">http://www.itomorrow.nesea.org</a>

And a reminder on YOUTH AWARD PROJECTS: all of the above projects can also be submitted to NESEA to receive a Clean Green Power certificate of achievement. For details, clean energy sites for youth to visit near you, and a teacher's guide, go to:
<a href="http://www.nesea.org/education/ycleanenergy">http://www.nesea.org/education/ycleanenergy</a>

The Northeast Sustainable Energy Association and Imagining Tomorrow are presenting these programs in part with funding from the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative's Renewable Energy Trust.
<a href="http://masstech.org/cleanenergy/curriculum/about.htm">http://masstech.org/cleanenergy/curriculum/about.htm</a>

Thank you for your interest in educating our students for a better world. If you have any questions about any of these programs, please feel free to let us know.

Best,
Chris Mason, Education Director NESEA
cmason@nesea.org
Phone: 413-774-6051 ext. 21

Mary Essary, Program Manager, Imagining Tomorrow
itomorrow@nesea.org
Phone: 978.456.8543
Cell: 978.621.8549

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