1. Academic Comp Home Page Texas school district coordinates academic competitions for students grades K12, including mock trials and an academic decathlon. academic competitions Coordinator. The goal of academic competition is to provide a competitive outlet for our students http://k-12.pisd.edu/currinst/accomp/exp.htm

Florence Simpson Academic Competitions Coordinator The goal of academic competition is to provide a competitive outlet for our students who are particularly talented or interested in a certain area or subject. Academic competition motivates students through intellectual growth and helps them develop a sense of pride in themselves and in their school. Teamwork and cooperative learning are encouraged and promoted. This outlet also provides students with an opportunity for extending the knowledge and skills they have acquired through their curriculum subject matter. All competitions abide by "UIL" academic rules. Click here to access all information and forms for the 2002-2003 Plano Whiz Quiz Invitational Geography Bee Middle School Whiz Quiz High School Whiz Quiz MATHCOUNTS ... PISD Menu Contact Florence Simpson with questions about this site at fsimpso@pisd.edu

2. Indiana Academic Competitions For Excellence http://www.iasp.org/iace/

3. *Imagine* Competitions Links Focus on academic competitions. Volume 7 1, Sept/Oct 1999 http://www.jhu.edu/~gifted/imagine/links_71.htm

History/Mission Executive Director Research Press Room ... For More Information Focus on Academic Competitions Volume 7 #1, Sept/Oct 1999 Competitions Links for Selected Articles Exploring Career Options: Business Consultant Other Links for this Issue Competitions Multidisciplinary and Quiz Bowl Competitions Links for Selected Articles The Nobel Prize The Nobel e-Museum Nobel Prize winners Career Profile: Business Consultant Business Roundtable eBiz for Teens Other Links for this Issue Knossos Games online Stanford University Last updated 05Sept02 by setcty@jhu.edu Imagine home Current Issue ... Contact Us Center for Talented Youth 3400 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21218 Phone: 410 516-0337 / Fax: 410 516-0804 / Email: ctyinfo@jhu.edu Privacy Statement

4. Academic Competitions academic competitions Index includes Florida Educational information. You are here Home Education academic competitions http://www.floridasmart.com/education/competitions.htm

Your Florida Web Guide Advertise Sponsor Be an Editor Attractions ... Local You are here: Home Education Academic Competitions Sponsor this page This space available. Education Academic Competitions Do you know of a College resource that we missed, click here to add a link Academic Competitions Panasonic Academic Challenge Bartow Gives information on the 14th annual PAC, a national academic tournament for high school students. This tournament is supported by the School Districts of Brevard, Pinellas, and Polk Counties. Florida Destination Imagination Davie, Broward County an exciting, international Creative Problem Solving competition for students in Kindergarten through College. Teams solve challenges while learning life skills as well as those tested in Florida. 1999 Duracell/NSTA Scholarship Competition contest for scholarships, 6th-12th graders design and build working devices powered by Duracell® batteries Mathcounts national math competition for 7th - 8th graders National Geography Bee grades 4th - 8th National History Day year-long competition National Spelling Bee schedules, tips and more

5. Michigan Academic Competitions -- A UAC Member Organization Michigan academic competitions, Michigan academic competitions is hosting the2003 NAQT High School State Championship Tournament on March 8, 2003. Category Society Organizations Quiz Bowl College Teams http://www.umich.edu/~uac/mac/

Michigan Academic Competitions A UAC Member Organization Home FAQ Schedule Results ... Maize Pages document.write(Months[month] + " " + day + ", " + year); University Activities Center Amazin' Blue Comedy Company Consider Magazine Every Three Weekly ... Special Events Committee Other Schools Carnegie Mellon University Case Western Reserve University University of Chicago University of Illinois ... Michigan State University Contact Information Michigan Academic Competitions c/o University Activities Center 4002 Michigan Union 530 S. State Street #541 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1349 Phone: (734) 763-1107 Fax: (734) 615-2707 E-mail: mac.info@umich.edu 2003 NAQT High School State Championship Michigan Academic Competitions is hosting the 2003 NAQT High School State Championship Tournament on March 8, 2003. All high schools teams from the state of Michigan are welcome to compete; however, the field will be limited to 40 teams More information about the tournament is available, and so is online registration Black History Quiz Bowl The Minority Peer Advisors/Assistants and the Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs ( MESA ) are hosting Black History Quiz Bowl on Sunday, February 16, 2003

6. Michigan Academic Competitions -- MAC Results Archive Michigan academic competitions, A UAC Member Organization, http://www.umich.edu/~uac/mac/history.html

Michigan Academic Competitions A UAC Member Organization Home FAQ Schedule Results ... Maize Pages document.write(Months[month] + " " + day + ", " + year); University Activities Center Amazin' Blue Comedy Company Consider Magazine Every Three Weekly ... Special Events Committee Other Schools Carnegie Mellon University Case Western Reserve University University of Chicago University of Illinois ... Michigan State University Contact Information Michigan Academic Competitions c/o University Activities Center 4002 Michigan Union 530 S. State Street #541 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1349 Phone: (734) 763-1107 Fax: (734) 615-2707 E-mail: mac.info@umich.edu MAC Results Archive Fourth Annual Montgomery Burns... University of Michigan August 3, 2002 Eighth Annual Kidder Cup University of Michigan May 26, 2002 College Bowl National Championship Tournament Kansas State University April 26-8, 2002 ACF Nationals 2002 University of Maryland April 20, 2002 TRASHionals 2002 University of Michigan March 9, 2002 NAQT Intercollegiate Championship Tournament University of North Carolina April 5-6, 2002

7. Indiana Academic Competitions For Excellence http://www.iasp.org/iace/default.htm

8. Academic Competitions - Plano East Sr. High, Plano, Texas xx graphic link to Plano East Home, academic competitions. AcademicDecathlon Coaches are Amy Eckler and Pam Chaney. The competition http://k-12.pisd.edu/schools/planoeast/accomp.htm

xx Academic Competitions Academic Decathlon Coaches are Amy Eckler and Pam Chaney. The competition includes tests in science, math, social science, language and literature, art, music, and a "super quiz" topic. Team members also give prepared and impromptu speeches, are interviewed by a panel of judges, and write an essay. The team will participate at regional competitions. Awards are presented for individual achievement as well as total team scores. The top teams from the regional competition will go on to the state finals. Whiz Quiz Click here to access all information and forms for the 2002-2003 Plano Whiz Quiz Invitational A jeopardy style competition on academic topics. We compete on three levels. Local competition against other PISD schools occurs monthly. North Texas regional competition occurs once monthly except December. We travel to competitions around the tri-state area (Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas). Whiz quiz has qualified for Nationals 7 of the last 8 years and has advanced as far as the semi finals. We are a fun activity, allowing students to enjoy and use their accumulated knowledge from the rigorous classes they take. Sponsor : Suellyn Chesal

9. Yale Student Academic Competitions The people with buzzers who answer questions.Category Reference Education Organizations Student......Click Here for results from BHSAT XI! Home, Activities,People of YSAC, Upcoming Events, Directions. http://www.yale.edu/cbowl/

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10. Yale Student Academic Competitions Yale Student academic competitions (YSAC), Yale's quiz bowl team, practicesevery Monday and Wednesday in LinsleyChittenden Hall, Room 104. http://www.yale.edu/cbowl/activities.html

Yale College Bowl Activities Yale Student Academic Competitions (YSAC), Yale's quiz bowl team, practices every Monday and Wednesday in Linsley-Chittenden Hall, Room 104. Practices generally last from 9:00 to 11:00 and newcomers are always welcome to attend. Practices are like Jeopardy in some respects, with players using a buzzer system to ring and answer questions on a wide range of academic and pop culture related topics. Quiz bowl questions tend to cover subjects in more depth however, and thankfully do not require one to phrase his response in the form of a question. For several years, Yale lacked a quiz bowl team on the intercollegiate level. Starting in 1994, Yale resumed competing in tournaments at other schools and we now regularly attend several events each semester. In recent years, YSAC has established itself as one of the stronger teams on the quiz bowl circuit. Last year, our freshmen were Division II champions at NAQT's ICT in North Carolina, and in 2000 our team won first place Penn Bowl, the nation's largest packet submission tournament. In addition to attending tournaments, YSAC also hosts several events on both the college and high school level, most notably the Fall Academic Tournament (for Connecticut high schools), Bulldogs Over Broadway (an intercollegiate event) and the Bulldog High School Academic Tournament, one of the largest high school quiz bowl events in the country.

11. Academic Competitions Academic Contests school! Both definitions and zany medical words willfly when your school enters this academic contest. Competition http://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/Savma-1999/academic.html

Questions? Contact the appropriate committee! Academic Contests Dr. Greensleeves Trivial Pursuit Finger Food Miscellaneous Parts, Bits, and Pieces ... Your Pet is What?!? Dr. Greensleeves : Friday, 8:00am Competition guidelines: Two rounds Teams: 3 members per team Attire : Competitors must bring their own coveralls and rubber boots Awards: First, second, and third place teams; First, second, and third place individual Trivial Pursuit : Friday, 1:00pm Competition guidelines: In order for teams to compete, each school must submit at least three cases pertaining to any one of the following: companion animals, large animals, and non-traditional animal. Deadline for submitting cases: February 1, 1999. Round robin, single elimination until final two teams. For more details, refer to SAVMA constitution and by-laws. Teams: 5 members per team Awards: First, second, and third place teams; First, second, and third place individual Finger Food : Friday, 1:00pm Competition guidelines: Competition will consist of identification and proper use (where applicable) of the following: dental anatomy, eruption time, nomenclature, imaging diagnostics (radiographs, CT, etc), and instrumentation. Competition will be history/case type scenario requiring a short answer at each station.

12. *Imagine* Links To Competitions Links to academic competitions for gifted kids.Category Reference Education Gifted Education Competitions...... Links to academic competitions, Jump to Activities in Arts. Debate / Politics/ Social Science. Journalism / Writing. Languages. Math / Science. http://www.jhu.edu/gifted/imagine/linkB.htm

History/Mission Executive Director Research Press Room ... For More Information Links to Academic Competitions Jump to Activities in: Arts Debate / Politics / Social Science Journalism / Writing ... Other Competitions Selected Competitions in the Arts Amazing Kids! Cartoon Contest American High School Theatre Festival Arts Recognition and Talent Search (ARTS) Davidson Fellows ... World of Expression Music, Literature, and Media Awards Selected Activities in Debate, Speech, Politics, and the Social Sciences American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest Christopher Columbus Community Service Awards Debate Central Debate Information Central ... Top Selected Journalism and Writing Competitions American Scholastic Press Assn (ASPA) Yearbook and Newspaper Contest And Now ... a Word from Our Planet Writing Contest Arts Recognition and Talent Search (ARTS) ... Top Selected Language Competitions National French Contest, Le Grand Concours National German Exam National Greek Exam National Italian Exam ... WordMasters Challenge Competitions That Don't Really Fit Any of These Categories :) National Geography Bee National Mythology Exam National Spelling Bee WordMasters Challenge ... Top These links and resources are listed for informational purposes and convenience. No direct or implied endorsement by the Center for Talented Youth should be construed.

13. AAF | College Connection: Academic Competitions, Scholarships And Awards academic competitions, Scholarships and Awards Competitions National Student AdvertisingCompetition Through our premier advertising competition, the NSAC, you http://www.aaf.org/college/other_awards.html

Quick Navigation Jobs News Resources Awards Sponsorships The AAF Foundation Overview AAF College Chapters AAF Academic Committee Members How to Join ... FAQs Academic Competitions, Scholarships and Awards Competitions National Student Advertising Competition Through our premier advertising competition, the NSAC, you can solve the marketing challenge from a major national corporation by developing a multimedia campaign pitch. College Chapter Membership Contests The chapter that has the largest total membership or has had the greatest growth in membership has a chance to win one free trip to the AAF National Conference. Ad 2 Creative Challenge For more information visit www.ad2.org/scholarship/challenge03.htm or contact Jocelyn Lee, National Ad 2 vice chair, at jlee@starrtech.com or (808) 544-3032. Grants for Research in Broadcasting The National Association of Broadcasters' program of giving Grants for Research in Broadcasting is intended to stimulate interest in broadcast research, especially research on economic, business, social or policy issues of importance to the U.S. commercial broadcast industry. The grants provide an opportunity for academic researchers to have an impact on the industry. The agenda for the research is not simply to explore the relationship between broadcasting and the public, but also to create and maintain competitive and efficient industry structures and practices. The competition is open to all full-time academic personnel, graduate students, senior undergraduates are also invited to submit proposals by January 27, 2003. NAB typically awards 4-6 grants totaling $25,000. Monies cannot be used for overhead or benefits. This year's winners will be notified by April 1, 2003. Final projects are due one year from award date. For more details and the application form, visit

14. AAF | College Connections: Academic Competitions, Scholarships And Awards: Milto AAF, Quick Navigation, Go, http://www.aaf.org/college/other_gossett.html

Quick Navigation Jobs News Resources Awards Sponsorships The AAF Foundation Overview AAF College Chapters AAF Academic Committee Members How to Join ... FAQs Milt Gossett Advertising Workshop The Milt Gossett Advertising Workshop introduces advertising and liberal arts college students with demonstrated talent and interest to the world of advertising. Through visits to agencies of various sizes, the students are exposed to the range of approaches, different creative and management philosophies and actual functioning of the agencies to enhance the students' understanding of the advertising and creative process. About the Workshop Six college students who show outstanding talent in their completed assignments will be invited to New York City in the spring for an all-expenses-paid, two-and-a-half day trip, including travel, hotel and meals, where they will meet with top executives at some of New York's most influential advertising agencies. Students will be given the opportunity to see how top creative teams and management approach creative problems, work with clients and convince clients that their creative work will perform effectively in the marketplace. They will tour agency facilities and discuss creative concepts and the advertising business. They will meet the leaders of the industry and get a private glimpse into the heart of advertising. Three participating schools will each send one professor and two student representatives selected by their professor for an early April visit to New York City.

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Best Sites Downloads eReports Free Sites ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Teacher Resources Academic Competitions K-12 ... Aberfoyle High School Mock Trial Team - High school mock trial team from South Australia. American Mock Trial Association - Gives undergraduate students an opportunity to learn first hand about the work of trial attorneys, understand the judicial system, develop critical thinking and enhance communication skills. American Model United Nations International (AMUN) - A non-profit, educational organization founded to provide students with the highest quality, most professionally run simulation of the United Nations available. AMUN strives to combine educational quality with highly realistic simulations of the United Nations to give students an unparalleled Model UN learning experience. Craftsman/NSTA Young Inventors Awards Program - For students to use creativity, science, technology, and mechanical ability to invent or modify tools.

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19. ACADEMIC COMPETITIONS OVERVIEW Portland Public Schools academic competitions OVERVIEW. Updated 3/8/03Please Refresh/Reload this page for Current Information http://www.pps.k12.or.us/depts/tag/competitions/competitions_overview.shtml

ACADEMIC COMPETITIONS OVERVIEW Updated 3/8/03 Please "Refresh/Reload" this page for Current Information Visit COMPETITIONS for a list of competitions by grade level. Many organizations offer highly able students challenging opportunities for recognition. Some contests sponsored by these organizations are team competitions and require you to enter through your school. Others offer individual opportunities.COMPETITIONS gives outside links to the Internet. Competition Winners Announced Academic All-Stars (PDF) SpellDown Winners (PDF) Competitions Available Competitions handout for 2002 from the Disrict TAG Committee (DTAC). (PDF) National Academic League National Academic League is middle school and high school team competition. NAL inventing a new sport for schoolsone that uses thinking skills instead of physical skills! Destination ImagiNation Formerly Odyssey of the Mind and Olympics of the Mind). State Chair Karen Anderson in Corvallis 541 754-3811 andersonorom@proaxis.com Top of Page PPS Main Home Page TAG Home page Amy Welch Last revised: Saturday, 08-Mar-2003 13:52:22 PST

20. ACADEMIC COMPETITIONS Portland Public Schools Topic Putting It All Together Through academic competitions.Updated 3/5/02 Please Refresh/Reload this page for Current Information http://www.pps.k12.or.us/depts/tag/competitions/competitions.shtml

Topic: Putting It All Together Through Academic Competitions Updated 3/8/03 Please "Refresh/Reload" this page for Current Information Many organizations offer highly able students challenging opportunities for recognition. Some contests sponsored by these organizations are team competitions and require you to enter through your school. Others offer individual opportunities. (Outside links) This site offers direct links below the link to a pdf handout prepared by the TAG Office to be updated spring 2003. Competitions Available 2003 Competitions handout for 2002 from the Disrict TAG Committee (DTAC). (PDF) Look for the 2003 update in the spring. HIGH SCHOOL ONLY NW High School Screen Writing Competition The Northwest High School Screen Writing Competition is an annual call for dramatic screenplays of eight minutes in length or less by high school students living in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, Montana and Alaska. The purpose of the competition is to encourage young people to use screen writing as a means of positive self-expression and creative storytelling, and to reward individual excellence in film writing at the high school level. A jury of professional film writers will review the entries for originality, dramatic impact and command of film storytelling style and structure. Winning entries will be announced at the Young People's Festival and may be produced into a film by student filmmakers at a later time. Submission deadline (postmark) is May 17, 2003. Visit Northwest Film Competition to download submission materials. For more information contact Kristin Konsterlie at kristin@nwfilm.org or 503.221.1156.

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