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PULLMAN, Wash. – More than 450 middle and high school students from throughout the Northwest, including first time participants from Oregon, Montana and Idaho, will present their creative solutions to society’s energy challenges at Washington State University’s Imagine Tomorrow competition.
This year the competition also will add a challenge category specifically focused on biofuels. The other categories are behavior, design and technology.
Thanks to the generosity of sponsors, 119 student teams will compete for more than $100,000 in cash awards for themselves and their schools. The competition is set for Saturday, May 19, in the CUB ballrooms at WSU Pullman.
“We see this expansion to Oregon, Montana and Idaho students as a wonderful opportunity to introduce Washington State University to motivated students throughout the Northwest and provide a regional showcase for their innovative ideas and work,” said David Bahr, co-director for Imagine Tomorrow and director of the WSU School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering.