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UCT’s International Safety Poster Contest
As part of UCT's ongoing effort to promote safety education,
we sponsor an international safety poster contest for
students in public and parochial schools and for students with intellectual
disabilities each year. Posters promoting any type of safety (i.e. drug,
alcohol, firearms,
fire safety, etc.) that have won UCT's safety poster competitions on
the local and regional levels are eligible and judging is conducted in
three levels for each division.
In the public and parochial school division, the
levels are: the lower level, for students in the 3rd, 4th and 5th grades;
the middle level, for students in
the 6th, 7th and 8th grades; and the upper level, for students
in the 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grades. In the division for people
with intellectual disabilities, the
levels are: the lower level, for students comparable to the 3rd,
4th and 5th grades; the middle level, for students comparable to the
6th, 7th and 8th grades; and the
upper level, for students comparable to the 9th, 10th, 11th and
12th grades. One first prize, two second prize and three third prize
posters are selected as winners in each level of each division.
The safety posters are judged according to the originality of idea,
the artistic ability displayed and the neatness of the content.
The international safety poster judging is
conducted at UCT's Home Office by professional judges working in
the art and safety fields and the winning posters are displayed
at our annual convention in July. Winners are awarded cash prizes.
2010 International Safety Poster Contest Winners
Click on a name to see
the winner’s poster
Public/Parochial School Division
Upper Level
First Place - Katie Howard, Jacksonville, Ill. Council 182
Second Place - Karlie Thomas, Chippewa Falls, Wis. Council 335
Second Place - Alex McCaslin, Fort Smith, Ark. Council 86
Third Place - Nathaniel Nichols, Williamsport, Pa. Council 350
Third Place - Shelby MacDougall, Calgary, Alta. Council 1014
Third Place - Christopher Maendel, Neepawa, Man. Council 924
Middle Level
First Place - Rabia Rafiq, Regina, Sask. Council 266
Second Place - Alyssa Ehlers, Hastings, Neb. Council 109
Second Place - Rachael Menke, Jacksonville, Ill. Council 182
Third Place - Erin LaFond, Saskatoon, Sask. Council 1031
Third Place - Madeline Lichtenberg, Cincinnati, Ohio Council 2
Third Place - Sarah Satowski, Saginaw, Mich. Council 43
Lower Level
First Place - Jasmine Pipella, Boissevain, Man. Council 940
Second Place - Madison Cormier, Calgary, Alta. Council 1014
Second Place - Andrea Benfro, Coldwater, Mich. Council 452
Third Place - Tyler Lloyd, Blomidon Council 918, Kentville, N.S.
Third Place - Merriah Bockmann, Grand Island, Neb. Council 134
Third Place - Savannah Norris, Jacksonville, Ill. Council 182
Intellectual Disabilities Division
Upper Level
First Place - Jade Dixon, Saginaw, Mich. Council 43
Second Place - Dale Mitchell, T. Glenn Joyce Council 548, Winston-Salem, N.C.
Second Place - Mario Cormier, Grand Falls, N.B. Council 854
Third Place - Sarah Bell, Roanoke, Va. Council 174
Third Place - Michael Whitehead, Frontier Council 727, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Third Place - Charlene Gidora, Vancouver, B.C. Council 284
Middle Level
First Place - Aaron Eskew, Capitol Council 95, Springfield, Ill.
Second Place - Bradley Overall, Salt Lake Council 81, Salt Lake City, Utah
Second Place - Jenna Storey, Jack Kidd Council 755, Saint John, N.B.
Third Place - Kyle Keys, Cranbrook, B.C. Council 1023
Third Place - Sky Kells, Hot Springs, Ark. Council 493
Third Place - Hai Wah Paw, Regina, Sask. Council 266
Lower Level
First Place - Joel Krysl, Frontier Council 727, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Second Place - Donna Cox, Truro, N.S. Council 856
Second Place - Nick Burgess, Quincy, Ill. Council 93
Third Place - Andrea Cullins, Pine Bluff, Ark. Council 204
Third Place - Shannon Clark, Saginaw, Mich. Council 43
Third Place - Dakota McCloud, Yankton, S.D. Council 384
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