EARTH SCIENCE WEEK
October 12-18th, 2003

- STUDENT ESSAY OR POSTER COMPETITION -

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The RMAG through the Popular Geology Committee is sponsoring an art AND an essay contest for Earth Science Week.

WIN $100 savings bonds for either a poster or an essay for the 2003 Earth Science Week theme: "EYES ON PLANET EARTH, Monitoring and Investigating our Changing World."

Earth Science Week is October 12-18th, 2003, and to observe this week, the RMAG is awarding eight $100 savings bonds. One bond for each, poster winner and essay winner, for the combined grade levels: grades 1 and 2, grades 3 and 4, grades 5 and 6, and grades 7 and 8. Posters can show scientists investigating Earth or any interpretation of how Earth systems can be studied. The essays should explain why scientists should study Earth and its changes. Essays can be up to two typewritten or handwritten pages.

ENTRIES must be RECEIVED by 4: 00 p. m., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, at: RMAG Office: 820 – 16th Street, Suite 505, Denver, CO 80202 or Dinosaur Ridge Visitor Center, 16831 West Alameda Pkwy. Morrison, CO 80465 Winners will be announced during Earth Science Week and featured in future Outcrop editions.


SUBMIT YOUR ENTRIES NATIONALLY AS WELL (CLICK here for more details).

UNTIL OCTOBER 11TH 4 P.M.

Teachers can submit their student's essays AND/OR artwork along with the name of the school to Norb Cygan, contest chairman in care of the RMAG office, 820 16th Street, Suite 505, Denver, CO 80202; phone number 303-573-8621. For more information please contact the RMAG.

POLICY: The purpose of the RMAG Popular Geology outreach pages are present scientific information, links and stimulate dialogue on various scientific subjects, and help teachers, students and others investigate scientific matters of public concern. Our by-laws specifically prohibit the Society from "carrying on of propaganda, influencing legislation, or participating in political campaigns." To accomplish our purpose and stimulate scientific investigation and discussion, we are providing a number of links to sites, some of which contain controversial material. The views contained in this material do not necessarily represent those of the RMAG or its members, and are presented for educational purposes only.
This page maintained by Paul E. Belanger, Member of the Popular Geology Committee of the RMAG.
Outreach questions or comments: Please feel free to contact Jerry Cuzella or Paul E. Belanger who maintains this page.

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