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==== CIC Student Competition (Posted 3/12/10) ==== The Community Information Corps (CIC) will be sponsoring a student project competition during the winter 2010 semester. This competition is open to all School of Information students competing as individuals or as groups. First place will win $200, second place $100, third place $50. The goal of the Competition is to relate what SI students are doing to the overall goals of Community Informatics. In a general sense, we want to know how your research or projects at SI relate to the bigger picture of communities, social justice, access and empowerment. Applicants are not required to create or develop original projects and/or ideas, although it certainly is not discouraged. For example, a poster display could simply take an exisiting design project, and highlight the bigger picture of how that project benefits a community or group consistent with community informatics ideals. Projects do not have to be completed, we will also accept ongoing or as yet unfinished projects. This competition is open to undergraduate, master’s, and PhD students and groups. Team entries must be composed of least 50% SI students. The competition will be judged by a committee comprised of SI students and faculty, to be announced. The criteria for judging will be based on project scope, intention, and overall design quality. More information can be found at the CIC website: http://cic.si.umich.edu/event/cic-competition

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