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Study Abroad Photography Contest 2007
Thank you to everyone who entered!
Culture, Identity and Faces of the World |
First place
Standing Strong
Maasai Mara, Kenya
Dana Bouchard
KEI - Kenya |
Second place
Creperie
Paris, France
Rachel Rudwall
USAC - St Andrews, Scotland |
Third place
Traditional Korean Dance Performer
Seoul, South Korea
Victor Lin
SBA Pacific Rim |
Intersecting Lives: Diversity and Globalization |
First place
New Friends (Happy Life Children's Home)
Nairobi, Kenya
Dana Bouchard
KEI - Kenya |
Second place
Intersection of Old and New Worlds
Hydra, Greece
James Buckley
MUDEC - Luxembourg |
Third place
Road Block
Pilanesberg, South Africa
Aubrey Purcell
MUDEC - Luxembourg |
Landscapes from Afar |
First place
The Maasai Village
Kenya
Martin Zeinway
Kenya: Water Resources and Sustainability |
Second place
Lake Tekapo
Lake Tekapo, New Zealand
Lauren Henry
AustraLearn - Christchurch, New Zealand |
Third place
Cascads D'ouzoud
Morocco
Nicole Brasseur
USAC - Msida, Malta |
Streets, Cities and Architectural Wonders |
First place (tie)
Republic Street
Valletta, Malta
Nicole Brasseur
USAC - Msida, Malta |
First place (tie)
Potsdamer Platz
Berlin, Germany
Jason Young
Film and Architecture in the Metropolis |
Third place
Water Avenue
Venice, Italy
Catherine Fitzpatrick
Italian Design 2007 |
2007 Contest Rules and Information
It's time again for the Miami University Office of International Education's third annual Study Abroad Photography Contest! Miami students and faculty who have participated in study abroad programs between summer 2006 and spring 2007 are welcome to submit photographs for consideration in this year's contest. The deadline for submission is Monday, September 3, 2007. The top photographs will be displayed in MacMillan Hall September 17 - December 20, 2007.
This year's categories are:
- Culture, Identity & Faces of the World
- Streets, Cities & Architectural Wonders
- Landscapes from Afar
- Intersecting Lives: Diversity and Globalization
Please send no more than one photograph per category, in high-resolution electronic format (either from a digital camera or a high-res scanned version of a film picture - photographs will be enlarged to 8x10"). Include a title for each photograph, as well as the location, the category, your name and the study abroad program you were on. Photographs can be sent by email to Sarah McNitt.
There are no prizes, although the top photos in each category (as chosen by our office) will be displayed in MacMillan Hall. By submitting your photos to the contest, you give Miami University and the Office of International Education permission to use your submissions for publicity and promotional purposes, including brochures, websites and presentations. We reserve the right to reassign your photos to a more appropriate category as we see fit.
Thanks for participating! We look forward to another great Study Abroad Photography Contest this year.
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