Poster Competition for College Students

CTAUN invites college students to participate in the Annual Poster Competition. Winning posters are displayed during the Conference and afterward featured on the website.

Contestants having questions should direct them to intlcoll@bridgeport.edu.

2020 Winners

For the 2020 Conference – marking the 75^th anniversary of the founding of the United Nations – CTAUN had chosen to highlight the commitment articulated in the Preamble of UN Charter “to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war.” Winning entries were received from the following schools:

Balasore Arts and Crafts College, India
Florida A&M University, Fl
Montclair State College, NJ
Mount Kenya University, Kenya
National Law College, India
Raritan Valley Community College, NJ
University of Bridgeport, CT
University of Texas, Austin, TX

Here are some of the posters submitted.

2019 Winners

The winners of the 2019 competition on the Topic: “Our Planet – Our Crisis – What’s Next?” had their posters displayed at the UN during the conference on Friday April 5th, 2019.

Kyle Amerman – Raritan Valley Community College

Nicholas Carpenter – York College of Pennsylvania

Dylan D’Costa – Raritan Valley Community College

Mason Grove – York College of Pennsylvania

Gina Ligouri – York College of Pennsylvania

Gilliana Loyola – Raritan Valley Community College

Arati Rana Magar – University of Bridgeport

Njeri Muturi – University of Bridgeport

Olivier Nsababera – University of Bridgeport

Mukta Patwari – Raritan Valley Community College

Roshnak Quadri – Balasore Arts and Crafts College, India

Miranda Reisinger – York College of Pennsylvania

Janum Shah – Raritan Valley Community College

Evelyn Sullivan – Raritan Valley Community College

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

Must be an Undergraduate or Graduate student.

Poster focus must relate to the topic of the conference
Student must be present at the conference session if their poster is selected.
Students must submit a PowerPoint file that can be expanded to a 36” by 24” board (portrait).
Submission must include a 200-500 word abstract.
Text should be limited on the poster.
Message should be conveyed primarily through images, illustrations, and artwork.
Any photos or images need to be properly credited.

2018 Winners

The topic of the 2018 Conference must have hit a chord since a record number of posters were submitted by students from different colleges in the US and abroad. Out of more than 60 submissions the posters below were the winning designs: