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Students: You Could Win an iPad + $100 Gift Certificate and More
September 12, 2014
Students, would you like to win an iPad plus a $100 gift certificate to the University Store? Put on your creative thinking caps and submit a catchy and exciting slogan that captures the imagination of the entire University community, centered around the importance of writing effectively, and this could be you!
Submit your slogan
here.
Sponsored by the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) Oversight Committee and the Student Government Association, the contest theme is "Effective Writing" and the QEP seeks to maximize student learning and writing abilities in every discipline to enhance the overall quality and effectiveness of students and our institution.
The competition closes on Tuesday, Sept. 23. Winners will be announced on Wednesday, Oct. 1.
By participating in this contest, you’re helping Georgia Southern University maintain a critical step in our Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges reaffirmation activity.
Students, would you like to win an iPad plus a $100 gift certificate to the University Store? Put on your creative thinking caps and submit a catchy and exciting slogan that captures the imagination of the entire University community, centered around the importance of writing effectively, and this could be you!
Submit your slogan here.
Sponsored by the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) Oversight Committee and the Student Government Association, the contest theme is "Effective Writing" and the QEP seeks to maximize student learning and writing abilities in every discipline to enhance the overall quality and effectiveness of students and our institution.
The competition closes on Tuesday, Sept. 23. Winners will be announced on Wednesday, Oct. 1.
By participating in this contest, you’re helping Georgia Southern University maintain a critical step in our Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges reaffirmation activity.