The Colorado Creed wants
you to
Live It!
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UPDATE:
The deadline has passed to submit
anything for the Colorado Creed Community Contest. However, if you
still have a proposal you are dying to share with us, you can submit it
until midnight on Oct. 8th, 2007. Proposals that were submitted on
time, however, will be given preference.
Colorado Creed Community Contest
The Deal:
The Colorado Creed is all about illuminating what
is most
positive about CU – and then enhancing it. So we want you to show us
how you Live It! The contest is simple: devise
the most creative, ambitious, awe-inspiring, spotlight-stealing
community
betterment project you can muster. The most creative, ambitious,
awe-inspiring,
spotlight-stealing (yet feasible) ideas will be selected and
implemented under
your direction, using the resources of the Creed.1
What's in it for you:
- A check for $1,000
- A chance to contribute to CU and the Boulder community
- The opportunity to utilize the resources of the Colorado Creed to
help implement your ideas
- An opportunity to serve on the Creed committee
- An incredible resume builder
Applicant Qualifications:
- You are a student at CU-Boulder in
good academic standing with the University
- A strong academic record
- You exemplify the ideals of the Creed
- A track record of community service
- Student group/activity/leadership
involvement
- A desire to better Boulder
What to include in your application:
- A resume
- An unofficial transcript
- A detailed
proposal of UP TO 5
pages, in which you design a community betterment project from start to
finish. Please include:
- A summary of the project and its
utility to the community;
- A rough cost analysis (the Colorado
Creed will provide resources – the prize money is yours);
- A project timetable;
- An estimate of people required;
- A list of other student groups or
independent sponsors you may want to collaborate with
Applications are due
by 5pm, October 1, 2007. E-mail
submissions to Creed@colorado.edu,
with
“Colorado
Creed Community Contest” in the subject line. Contest winners will be
chosen
and notified via e-mail by October 22, 2007.
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Examples
of appropriate projects include (but are certainly not limited to)
setting up an adopt-a-block program,
designing
a mentor program for at-risk high-schoolers, or creating an
education/awareness
campaign for a noteworthy cause (such as substance abuse, diversity,
campus
climate, etc). These are just examples, so please think big and let us
know your best ideas on how to Live
It!