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Sponsors:
The
League of Women Voters of the Piedmont Triad, The
Greensboro Bar Association, NC Court Watch, YWCA of Greensboro,
AAUW, Greensboro Public Library, NC A&T Department of Political Science
and Criminal Justice. Contest and events supported (in part) by
a grant from the League of Women Voters Education Fund, the Program on Constitutional and Legal Policy of the
Open Society Institute, and the Greensboro Bar Association. |
Contest Winners
This contest was open to all children in public or private
school.
Elementary School (grades 4-5)
Topic: Explain or illustrate the three branches of the federal
government.
First place: Alex Bruno and Jack Sartore (Our Lady of Grace)
Second place: Jonah Carmichael (Our Lady of Grace)
Third place: Andy O'Brien (Stokesdale Elementary)
Middle School (grades 6-8)
Topic:
Explain or illustrate the three branches of the federal
government and the powers granted to each under the U.S.
Constitution.
First place: Mary Fontana and Cynthia
Paniagua (Ferndale Middle)
Second place: Anne Lucas (Canterbury)
Third place: Jordan Cannon (Canterbury) and Taylor Oots (Fredale
Middle)Click on project pictures on right side
to view a larger image. |
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Committee members:Mary Eubanks, Diane Davis, Trudy Whitacre, Scott Schaaf, Marlene Pratto, Rebecca Niburg. (Missing: Ellen
Olson, JP Mayes, Aaron Saunders) |
The
panel was moderated by Professor George R. Jackson Jr. (far right).
Panel members are from left to right: State Senator Philip E. Berger,
Judge John O. Craig III, Margaret A. Dudley, Esq., Professor David
Lefkowitz, US Representative Brad Miller, Norman B. Smith, Esq. |
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