Students, the deadline for the Student Video Testimonial contest is around the corner! Share your STEM journey in one 30-second video by October 15 at 11:59 PM PDT and win up to $1000, free (or refunded) registration to the virtual GMiS 2021 Conference, and the chance to inspire the next generation of STEM talent.
Student Video Testimonial Contest:
Create a 30-second video showcasing the STEM career you are pursuing, and your motivation or how you achieving your dream. Include a message on how Great Minds in STEM (GMiS) has had an impact on your career goals and aspirations.
But above all, we want your video to include a message that helps inspire future generations of STEM talent!
The video should be delivered in an upbeat manner, positive and encouraging. You can use props and the video can include a setting of your choice. The content and language should be G-rated, and no cursing, swearing, or inappropriate behavior or gestures. Entrants must be enrolled in and attending undergraduate or graduate college classes, full or part-time, between September 2021 and February 2022. Entrants must be registered for the 33rd Annual Great Minds in STEM Conference.
DEADLINE EXTENDED: Friday, October 15, 2021, 11:59 PM PDT
Scoring Criteria
– Motivational and inspiring message
– Encourages pre-college students to pursue STEM careers
– Fun, upbeat, creative manner
Prizes:
1st Place: $1,000
2nd Place: $700
3rd Place: $500
4th Place: $300
*Honorable mentions will be recognized on the Great Minds in STEM Conference Website
Submission:
1) Videos can be submitted using a YouTube link.
2) Send an email confirmation to Mayra Ventura at mventura@greatmindsinstem.org and
include the following items:
a. Your YouTube Video Link
b. Name
c. Contact Number/Cell Phone
d. Major
e. School Name
f. School City, State
g. Title of Video
3) Video Resource: How To Upload Videos To YouTube 2021
Announcement:
Winners will be announced during the virtual Student Leadership Awards Show on Thursday,
October 21, 2021, at 3:00pmPST. Winning videos will be shown during the Student
Leadership Awards Show. All videos submitted become the property of GMiS and can be
used to promote STEM careers.
See the past winners of similar video contests: