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2009 Severe Weather Poster Contest

This past year has been devastating for the state of Iowa in terms of severe weather, with injuries and deaths from floods, tornadoes, and lightning. It is important not only for adults, but children to know the dangers and risks during severe weather events and how they can be prepared during such an event. For this reason the Iowa State Student Chapter of the American Meteorological Society (ISU AMS) is sponsoring a Severe Weather Awareness Poster Contest. Below is more information on the 2009 contest, including official rules, poster tips, and flyers for distribution!

The contest is open to all elementary students in the state of Iowa (grades K-6), and will be judged on the basis of how well they can illustrate what they and their families can do to prepare for severe weather events in Iowa. Posters should convey a simple and straightforward message, with legible writing and bright/visible artwork to compliment their message. The winners of both categories (grades K-3 and 4-6) as well as honorable mentions will be displayed on the ISU AMS webpage and may receive recognition from local media.

To read all of the information provided, please download the 2009 Contest Information Flier:
2009 Contest Information (Adobe PDF)
2009 Contest Information (Word Doc)

2009 Poster Contest Winners

Thanks for your interest, and if you have any questions please contact this years' poster contest coordinator:

Jayson Prentice
posters.isuams@iastate.edu
ISU AMS Academic Chair