Calling all students! Flex your creative skill and join our poster competition!
As part of our Carbon & Culture Symposium, we are inviting students of all ages to be part of our Student Poster Competition, and will be displaying the submitted posters for judging during the event. On the last day of the Symposium we will announce the winners in each category who will win prizes for their work! This poster competion is open to students at schools and colleges within the CTUIR homelands, please see the map and list of eligible schools below.
Please register your intent to submit a poster to our registration form here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/XPG3BBX
Deadline for posters in digital form will be Sunday Sept 21st (so we have time to print them) or by Thurs Sept 25th if students print/cevelop their own posters.
K12 Schools, Colleges, and Universities within the CTUIR Homeland are eligible to enter this poster competition. The map below shows the scope of the CTUIR Homeland, and a list of eligible schools within this geographic area.
Schools and colleges within the CTUIR Homeland "pictured here within the blue checked lines) are eligible for this poster competition. Students need not attend the Symposium to be eligible for the competition.
[Coming soon: List of eligible schools]
Prizes for winning posters will be awarded for each age category. Below is the prize structure:
Middle School Traditional
1st place: $300
2nd place: $200
3rd place: $150
High School Traditional
1st place: $600
2nd place: $400
3rd place: $300
College Undergraduate Traditional
1st place: $700
2nd place: $600
3rd place: $500
Computer Assisted (A.I.) Art Category
1st place: $500
2nd Place: $400
3rd Place: $200
People's Choice
3 Awards to those voted favorite by Symposium attendees - $600 each
Students are welcome to submit art to both the computer assisted (A.I.) category as well as the traditional art categories. Please indicate whether your art is computer assisted (A.I.) or traditional when submitting your art to Climate Intern Ermia Butler at ErmiaButler@CTUIR.org or FirstFoods@CTUIR.org by Sunday Sept 21st for us to print, or by Thurs Sept 25th to the Nixyaawii Governance Center (46411 Ti'mine Way, Pendleton OR 97801) if you are submitting your project in person.
Posters will be returned to students after the Symposium, unless you indicate otherwise.
Example of a student art poster that may be eligible for the Symposium poster contest
Posters may be artistic in nature and will share perspectives on climate resilience, connecting with First Foods into the future, our place in the Carbon Cycle, or other topics shared by participating students.
CTUIR does not own the rights to any images and does not seek to claim credit for these images shared here.
Example of a student art poster that may be eligible for the Symposium poster contest
Posters may be artistic in nature and will share perspectives on climate resilience, connecting with First Foods into the future, our place in the Carbon Cycle, or other topics shared by participating students.
CTUIR does not own the rights to any images and does not seek to claim credit for these images shared here.
Posters may also be infographic in nature and will share perspectives on climate resilience, connecting with First Foods into the future, our place in the Carbon Cycle, or other topics shared by participating students.
CTUIR does not own the rights to any images and does not seek to claim credit for these images shared here.