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Poster Contest
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NEW UPDATE: WINNERS !! We are proud to present the Winners of our first annual poster contest. We had a lot of incredible submissions and it was a close contest. Winners will receive $500 and will be featured in our upcoming Campus Anti-Violence Campaign. Honorable mentions will receive $100. Congratulations to all !! The winners are: (Click on the links below to view the posters) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE - Winner: Pong Khumdee (Poster number: 33) CAMPUS ADVOCACY NETWORK - Winner: Emily Oxinio (Poster number: 43) CYBERSTALKING - Winner: Emily Oxinio (Poster number: 45) Honorable mentions are: CAMPUS ADVOCACY NETWORK - Robert Hoff (Poster number: 21) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE - Heli Acevedo (Poster number: 3) , Greg Calvert (Poster number: 10) The CONSENT category has been pulled and is still being reviewed by our Granting agency. Please check back for more updates. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Finalists:
In-person voting will be available at the Summer orientation market place in the Pier room, 2nd floor, CCC from 11:15 am - 12:45 pm for the following dates:
Thanks again for participating in this important endeavor. I just have to let you know that I along with other campus administrators and students were very impressed with the quality, creativity, and professionalism of the posters designed for us. You are going to make the decision very difficult. Thanks for your patience. Rebecca Gordon, EdD --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This project was supported by Grant No. 2002-WA-BX-0011
awarded by the Violence Against Women Office, Office of Justice Programs,
U.S. Department of Justice. Points of view in this document are those
of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or
policies of the U.S. Department of Justice. Announcing OWA's first ever poster
contest!!!! Interested in using your art for social justice? So what's the deal? The money sounds good but when do I have to get it in? Who is eligible? So what do I have to do? Campus Advocacy Network: Consent: Abuse in Relationships: Cyberstalking:
II. Designer name can be included at the bottom in the following format: Designer: First name and Last name. III. Each poster design must include at the bottom in small
font: IV. If utilizing computer software, vector drawing software is encouraged such as Corel Draw, Adobe Illustrator or Freehand. Submissions in Photoshop have to be submitted in the dimensions of 17 X 22 and 300 dpi CMYK. V. Each design must include a 11 X 17 hard coppy to display for student voting, jpeg version (do not exceed 500 horizontal pixels) , and copy on a CD-RW Disk. Name, phone number and e-mail address must also be included. These must be submitted to the Office of Women's Affairs, 802 University Hall. VI. Any images or material must be appropriate for audiences of all ages and must be reflective of the diversity present at UIC in terms of race, ethnicity, gender, physical abilities and sexual orientation. VII. The Office of Women's Affairs reserves the right to disqualify submissions or to ask for revisions on the basis of content, images or substantive changes from the text provided. VIII. Each winner agrees to make any changes that are requested by either Office of Women's Affairs or Office of Justice Programs Violence Against Women Office. IX. All winning entries become the property of the Office of Women's Affairs. So who picks the Winners? It will be just like American Idol! We are going to ask for students to vote in the Campus Unions or on line for their favorite posters so get your friends out to Vote for you!!! In addition to these votes, a committee comprised of on and off campus organizations committed to reducing violence on campus as well as student peer educators will collectively select the finalists. The winners will be selected by our UIC social justice peer educators and committee members. Each winning submission will be reviewed and approved by the Office of Justice Programs Office of Violence Against Women in Washington D.C.
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