The Brain Bee is tomorrow! It’s an academic competition for high school students interested in neuroscience and the brain at the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. There’s a competition open to all 9-12 grade Alaska students. Visitors can spectate and enjoy hands-on activities led by UAA neuroscience students. Competitors must register at uaa.alaska.edu.
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NYO Games Alaska wants your artwork for the 2014 official NYO Games gear design. All Alaska students grades 1-12 are invited to submit an illustration. The deadline to submit is January 20!
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The Anchorage Suicide Prevention Coalition needs a logo and a positive, uplifting slogan. They are looking for submissions from Anchorage high school students. The creators of the winning logo and slogan will each receive a $100 Visa gift card. E-mail your logo or slogan to eric@alaskachd.org along with your contact information and school. The deadline is February 19th.
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Every Word. Every Line. Every Poet. Every Time! Brave New Alaskan Voices E.W.E.L.E.P.E.T. SLAM is coming to Anchorage City Limits Wednesday, Jan. 8 from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
A Poetry SLAM is a performance/contest in which poets put their original works on display in a competitive venue. There are three rounds. Poems are scored on a 0-10 scale by a panel of five judges.
Winners will qualify to travel with BNAV to Quarterfinals in March.
For more information, visit http://www.bnav.org/
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If you love science and film making, then you could be eligible for up to $2000 from the KAVLI Foundation Science in Fiction Video Contest.
Investigate how science is portrayed in TV, films, and games. Find an example using a film, TV show, or video game, then compare to what we can do today with current or emerging technologies.
Make a short video that shares your discoveries and states your case.
For more information, visit: http://www.usasciencefestival.org/2014-festival/2014-contests/kavli-video-contest-2013-2014.html#sthash.8KCYvbgP.dpuf
The deadline to submit your film is March 21!
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Show off your rock star skills after the holidays! Bring the competition to Muldoon Library with a Rock Band Tournament and origami contest Thursday, Dec. 26 from 3-5 p.m. They’ll provide paper and supplies. Win prizes and kudos as Muldoon’s Best Gamer!
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Anchorage Press is having a couple of photo contests and the deadline is December 20th! Submit your best black and white photo or best cell phone photo (does not need to be black and white) for your chance to have your work featured in a 2014 First Friday exhibit. For more information visit http://www.anchoragepress.com/gallery/news/photo-deadline-fast-approaching/article_f60b29ee-61fe-11e3-b81e-001a4bcf887a.html
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Attention Anchorage Pacific Islander performers! Here is your chance to show your talent and win up to $500 in prize money! Auditions for Rock the Stage are Dec 16-18. For more information contact the Polynesian Community Center at 360-3555 or email empowerperpetuateunify@gmail.com. Here’s your chance to shine!
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Having your schoolwork posted on the fridge at home is cool. But having a video you made posted on the White House website and screened at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue? That’s pretty cool, too. Submit your three-minute-or-under film to the first-ever White House Student Film Festival: a video contest created just for K-12 students, and whose finalists will have their short films shown at the White House. Finalist videos may also be featured on the White House website, YouTube channel, and social media pages.
Your short film must address either how you currently use technology in your classroom or the role technology will play in education in the future.
For more information, visit http://www.whitehouse.gov/filmfestival
The deadline to submit your film is January 29.
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Calling all middle school students! Help the NOAA Marine Debris Program raise awareness about the global problem of marine debris. Submit your art to their annual marine debris contest and your work could be featured in their 2015 calendar, which is distributed nationwide.
This year’s focus is on how marine debris affects the ocean environment or how students can help be a part of the solution.
For more information about the contest, visit http://marinedebris.noaa.gov/educate/annual-keep-sea-free-debris-art-contest
The deadline to submit is December 19!