By Richard H. Miller, Global Campus PULLMAN, Wash. – The 2015 Imagine Tomorrow competition is seeking judges to evaluate the work of 9th- through 12th-graders exploring alternative energy sources. The deadline for judges to register is May 1.
Photos by Robert Hubner, WSU Photo Services PULLMAN, Wash. – Hundreds of students from high schools across the state competed for more than $100,000 in cash prizes at the annual Imagine Tomorrow alternative energy challenge at Washington State University over the weekend.
By Richard H. Miller, Conference Management PULLMAN, Wash. – The 2014 Imagine Tomorrow competition is seeking judges to evaluate the work of 9th- through 12th-graders exploring alternative energy sources. The deadline for judges to register is May 5.
Article by Hope Belli Tinney, University Relations Photos by Robert Hubner, WSU Photo Services Students from the winning team from Tacoma School for the Arts PULLMAN – Change Starts Now, an environmental awareness mentoring program for middle school students, was […]
Electric rainfall. Autonomous transport pods. Machines powered by sound waves. Green laughter. These are just a few of the alternative energy-related projects high school students across Washington State will present at this year’s Imagine Tomorrow competition being held at WSU Pullman May 29 – 31. The public is invited to […]
Calling the failure to address global warming “arguably the greatest failure of my generation,” Bullitt Foundation President Denis Hayes told an audience of high school students Saturday night that they must be the ones to pick up the challenge. “Don’t expect anyone to pass you a torch,” he said during his keynote address at […]
PULLMAN – WSU will host some 500 high school students from across the state May 9-11 as they participate in “Imagine Tomorrow,” an inaugural competition that asks students to envision viable solutions to the planet’s growing energy needs. Meant to prompt students to explore actionable ideas regarding energy use, this year’s competition attracted approximately […]
Sky high atop Abelson Hall is a 4,000-square-foot green house. With temperatures ranging from 78 to 82 degrees and a tropical plant collection containing approximately 800 species, “It’s a great place to bring kids,” said Chuck Cody, plant growth facilities manager in the School of Biological Sciences. Cody and other faculty and staff in […]