Allied Health Scholarship Competition
Two Great Opportunities to Earn
Scholarship Funds for Allied
Health Students!
Allied Health Competition
The first option will allow students to compete by
demonstrating their ability to communicate in
healthcare settings.
Each student will be given one hour to complete
a Medical Terminology test. The exam will consist
of 50 multiple choice questions and you must
correctly identify terms and elements of medical
terminology.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
(To prepare for this exam, one might check out a
medical terminology book from the library, look
up terms and elements online, or purchase
medical terminology flash cards from a book
store.)
To participate and earn your own Spencerian
Scholarship, RSVP no later than April 6th by
contacting the Admissions Department at 1-800456-3253 or kfox@spencerian.edu or
tewilliams@spencerian.edu
Asset Exam
The second option will allow students, who have
not previously participated in an Asset
Scholarship Testing event, to take an Asset Exam
which evaluates three core areas: Language
Usage; Reading Comprehension; and Math.
(Calculators are not permitted.)
Scores will be totaled and Scholarships
up to $2,500 may be awarded in each
competition area.
Good luck and we look forward to
hearing from you!
Computer Graphic Design Scholarship
Competition
Four Great Opportunities to Earn
Scholarship Funds for Computer
Graphic Design Students!
Computer Graphic Art
Contestants may submit no more than two pieces of
original art work that has been created on the
computer. Projects can include graphic print art,
illustrations, logo and product design, video
production, or web page design. Art work cannot
exceed 18” x 24”. All art should be mounted on either
illustration board or foam core. Video tapes should be
VHS or DVD, and all submitted web page designs
require a URL number. Projects will be displayed for a
short period of time for contestants and visitors to
view. Projects will be judged on creative, artistic, and
computer skills.
Free-Hand Art
Contestants may submit no more than two pieces of
original art work that the student has created by
hand. Projects can include drawings (pencil, ink, or
pastel), paintings, or sculpture. Art work should not
exceed 18” x 24”. All art should be mounted on either
illustration board or foam core. Projects will be
displayed for a short period of time for contestants
and visitors to view. Projects will be judged on
creative and artistic abilities.
Photography
Contestants may submit no more than two pieces of
original photography (35mm or digital). Photography
can be either black and white or color. Prints should
be mounted on either illustration board or foam core,
with maximum size of 18” x 24”. Projects will be
displayed for a short period of time for contestants
and visitors to view. Projects will be judged on
originality and composition.
Asset Exam
The second option will allow students, who have not
previously participated in an Asset Scholarship Testing
event, to take an Asset Exam which evaluates three
core areas: Language Usage; Reading Comprehension;
and Math. (Calculators are not permitted.)
Scores will be totaled and Scholarships
up to $2,500 may be awarded in each
competition area.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
To participate and earn your own Spencerian
Scholarship, RSVP no later than April 6th by
contacting the Admissions Department at 1-800456-3253 or kfox@spencerian.edu or
tewilliams@spencerian.edu
Good luck and we look forward to
hearing from you!
Computer Engineering & Electronic
Engineering Scholarship Competition
Three Great Opportunities to
Earn Scholarship Funds for EET,
CET and CISM Students!
PC Troubleshooting
Students will be required to correctly diagnose
common computer issues and implement a solution
to fix them.
Networking
Students will be required to make the following
cables using category 5 Ethernet cabling and RJ-45
connectors:
1 straight-through/patch
1 crossover
1 rollover cable
Students will be expected to observe the industry A
and B standards when competing the cables. All
students will be allowed to keep the cables when
competed.
Electronic Engineering Competition
Students will be given a kit to build an AM/FM radio
using common electronic components. Students will
be judged by efficiency, neatness, and the
functionality of the radio when it is completed. The
top five students will be allowed to keep the
completed radio kit.
Asset Exam
The second option will allow students, who have not
previously participated in an Asset Scholarship Testing
event, to take an Asset Exam which evaluates three
core areas: Language Usage; Reading Comprehension;
and Math. (Calculators are not permitted.)
Scores will be totaled and Scholarships
up to $2,500 may be awarded in each
competition area.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
To participate and earn your own Spencerian
Scholarship, RSVP no later than April 6th by
contacting the Admissions Department at 1-800456-3253 or kfox@spencerian.edu or
tewilliams@spencerian.edu
Good luck and we look forward to
hearing from you!
Architectural, Mechanical and Civil Computer
Aided Drafting and Design Competition
Several Great Opportunities to
Earn Scholarship Funds for CADD
Students!
Choose ONE of the Architectural or Mechanical or Civil topics
below to submit.
Architectural - Going Green!!
The awareness of the environment is increasing and
your design team has been chosen to provide a
unique and creative use for an environmentally
friendly lamp. You must provide a lamp design
utilizing only the materials provided.
 Complete 15 sketches of unique lamp ideas
(floor, wall or desk mounted)
 Pier review will finalize design
 Provide a final sketch and multi-view sketch
 Create a multi-view drawing (front, top and
side view) of the unique design (scaled and
dimensioned) utilizing an Autodesk software.
 Complete the full-size model
Materials: Styrofoam Cups, Hot Glue, Bulb and
Electrical Housing (Note: Styrofoam cups cannot
touch the bulb.)
Architectural - Container Design
Using the given specified shipping container sizes,
design a residential living space.
Restrictions: Maximum use of 6 – 20’ containers or 3
– 40’ containers or any combination equaling a max of
120’ with a lot size of 75’ x 150’.
REQUIRED DRAWINGS: to be plotted on 8.5” x 11”
sheets. Cover Page - to include project name. Floor
Plan – to include materials, dimensions, area labels,
notes, etc. Site Plan – to include materials
dimensions, area labels, notes, landscaping, etc.
Exterior Elevations – to include materials, dimensions,
area labels, note, etc. 3D View/Rendering – to show
landscaping and materials. 3D Model – scaled and
modeled out of foam board. (Print and glue floor plan
and elevations to foam board and then cut with xacto knife) Include border and title block on all
appropriate sheets and all drawings must be
completed using an Autodesk Software.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
To participate and earn your own Spencerian
Scholarship, RSVP no later than April 6th by
contacting the Admissions Department at 1-800456-3253 or kfox@spencerian.edu or
tewilliams@spencerian.edu
Good luck and we look forward to
hearing from you!
Scholarships up to $2,500 may be awarded
in each competition area
Architectural, Mechanical and Civil Computer
Aided Drafting and Design Competition
Several Great Opportunities to
Earn Scholarship Funds for CADD
Students!
Choose ONE of the Architectural or Mechanical or Civil topics
below to submit.
Civil - Balsa Wood Bridge
After completing some basic research on bridges you
must now select and design your own bridge. The
purpose of the bridge is to span a distance with as
little material as possible yet support the greatest
amount of weight.
 Your project must include a scaled multi-view
drawing created utilizing an Autodesk
software as well as a scaled model of the
bridge.
 Your bridge must span between two tables
with a ½” support on each table. The total
span of the bridge is to be 14”. All other
dimensions may vary according to your
design.
 The only materials the students may use for
the bridge itself are 20 pieces of Balsa Wood.
 The balsa wood may be shortened, bent or
cut.
 No part of the bridge can touch anything
between the two ends of the span except for
the ½” on both ends.
Each bridge will be graded on the total amount of
weight that the bridge can support. Winner: less
material = most weight!! Materials: Balsa wood and
glue – only!!
Civil - Golf Course
Create and design your own Miniature/Putt-Putt Golf
Course utilizing an Autodesk software. Drawings
need to be scaled, detailed and plotted to scale.
 Multi-view drawings
 3D drawings
 Landscaping, labeling, and scale required.
 Include creative features such as but not
limited to Windmills, Water and Sand
features.
 Selecting a Theme for your Putt-Putt Golf
course may be helpful but not required.
 A smaller scaled model constructed from
FoamCore Board should be constructed to
illustrate all the unique and creative features
of your Miniature/Putt Golf Course.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
To participate and earn your own Spencerian
Scholarship, RSVP no later than April 6th by
contacting the Admissions Department at 1-800456-3253 or kfox@spencerian.edu or
tewilliams@spencerian.edu
Good luck and we look forward to
hearing from you!
Scholarships up to $2,500 may be awarded
in each competition area
Architectural, Mechanical and Civil Computer
Aided Drafting and Design Competition
Several Great Opportunities to
Earn Scholarship Funds for CADD
Students!
Choose ONE of the Architectural or Mechanical or Civil topics
below to submit.
Mechanical - Cell Phone
Create your own cell phone by taking ideas from your
own cell phone. The idea behind this competition is
to take an existing product (your current cell phone)
and turn it into something new but adding or redesigning the features.
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Scaled Multiview drawings utilizing
Inventor or Solidworks software.
3D drawings utilizing Inventor or
Solidworks software.
Incorporate all the drawings listed above
into a PowerPoint slide presentation.
Grading will be based on Presentation, Creativity,
Uniqueness and Accuracy.
Mechanical - Joystick/Controller
Create your own gaming joystick/controller. The idea
behind this competition is to take an existing product
(your current joystick) and turn it into something new
but adding or re-designing the features.
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Scaled Multiview drawings utilizing
Inventor or Solidworks software.
3D drawings utilizing Inventor or
Solidworks software.
Incorporate all the drawings listed above
into a PowerPoint slide presentation.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
To participate and earn your own Spencerian
Scholarship, RSVP no later than April 6th by
contacting the Admissions Department at 1-800456-3253 or kfox@spencerian.edu or
tewilliams@spencerian.edu
Good luck and we look forward to
hearing from you!
Grading will be based on Creativity, Uniqueness,
Accuracy and Presentation.
Scholarships up to $2,500 may be awarded
in each competition area
Architectural, Mechanical and Civil Computer
Aided Drafting and Design Competition
Several Great Opportunities to
Earn Scholarship Funds for CADD
Students!
Choose ONE of the Architectural or Mechanical or Civil topics
below to submit.
CADD Cardboard Chair Design
Your Goal: Design a Cardboard Chair!!!
Rules:
 Used, corrugated cardboard is strongly
encouraged (don’t buy corrugated cardboard,
use recycled).
 Mechanical fasteners will not be permitted.
 Wood glue is acceptable/do not paint your
chair; we want to see the cardboard details.
Evaluation Criteria:
 Design clarity and readability (25 pts.)
 Originality (25 pts.)
 Comfort of entry pieces (25 pts.)
 Cleverness of craft and details (25 pts.)
Submission Requirements:
1. One built model of the student’s final
cardboard chair design, SCALED AT 1”=1’-0”
Your chair should be no larger than 6 inches
by 6 inches in scale.
2. Two presentation sheets, 81/2” x 11” in size
(Creativity of the sheet layout will also be
considered, SO BE CREATIVE!!! Use
color/design your sheet to stand out!
Presentation Sheets should include the following
information:
1. Sheet #1: CADD multi-view drawings showing
the dimensions of the chair (draw the chair to
scale of 1” – 1’-0”, show the front, top and
right side view of the chair).
2. Sheet #2: A design essay, with a 200-word
maximum, must be incorporated into your
final presentation along with your design
sketches as you were coming up with ideas,
explaining the inspiration of your final chair
design.
Asset Exam
This option will allow students, who have not
previously participated in an Asset Scholarship Testing
event, to take an Asset Exam which evaluates three
core areas: Language Usage; Reading Comprehension;
and Math. (Calculators are not permitted.)
Saturday, April 14, 2012
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
To participate and earn your own Spencerian
Scholarship, RSVP no later than April 6th by
contacting the Admissions Department at 1-800456-3253 or kfox@spencerian.edu or
tewilliams@spencerian.edu
Good luck and we look forward to
hearing from you!
Scholarships up to $2,500 may be awarded
in each competition area