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College Of Western Idaho: 2022 Connections Project

Plan to join us in April as College of Western Idaho (CWI) celebrates culture, collaboration, education, innovation, and achievement dur ...

(College of Western Idaho)

2022-03-04

Plan to join us in April as College of Western Idaho (CWI) celebrates culture, collaboration, education, innovation, and achievement during its seventh-annual Connections Project! This year’s event will feature poster displays on campus, in-person mini talks, and a live awards ceremony Thursday, April 28. CWI students, faculty, and staff are invited to participate.

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Student Submissions

Showcase your hard work and accomplishments! The wonderful projects and signature assignments you have completed or are currently working on can easily be entered in the Connections Project. Any project or assignment completed after the Spring 2021 semester is eligible.

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Submissions may include, but are not limited to, class projects, art, research, service learning, and community projects or collaborations. Individual or group work submitted in the categories of posters, recorded or live mini talks, or club projects or presentations. A Connections Excellence Award and cash prizes will be given to the top entries in each category. Submissions are due by Friday, April 8.

Submit your work, learn more about the event, and view past submissions and winners by visiting myCommons on Blackboard or the Connections Project page.  

Faculty and Staff

Take part in this year’s event by sharing this opportunity with students, volunteering as a judge, helping to hang posters, or joining the Connections Project Committee.

Volunteer opportunities are available for employees as well as students.

Sign up to Volunteer

Contact Connections Project Committee Lead, Michal Yadlin, at michalyadlin@cwi.edu with questions or more information.

2022 Connections Project


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