AAF Awards (ADDY)

 National Award Winner: Matt Heflin (read more)

What is AAF?
Student Competition overview
Contest details
Past PSU Student Success

2015 Joplin AAF event details

Read this PDF to determine which category your entry will be entered into.

Student Rules & Categories

 

How to Enter:

If you are eligible for the GIT Department to sponsor your entry, you must submit it via Christel Benson (clbenson@pittstate.edu).

If you are eligible for one of the clubs to sponsor your entry, you must contact them to submit, but deliver all paperwork and physical entries to Christel Benson (clbenson@pittstate.edu).

If you plan to submit:

1. Students must meet me during office hours by December 12
2. Students must have their physical entry and an envelope/box to transport it
3. Students must have a jpg photo or file to submit with the entry form
4. This is an online entry form so they need to allow 10 minutes with me to submit
5. Students will sign a contract agreeing to allow us to display their award
6. I will accept all entries paid for by GIT, GET or individuals, but they must meet the requirements above. If students are submitting on their own, they must print the appropriate paperwork. Contest details

GREAT GORILLA SMOKEOUT!

Gorillas In Your Midst will be promoting tobacco cessation with their annual Great Gorilla Smokeout November 19th and 20th. A variety of activities will be held 11a.m. - 2p.m. in the Yates Hall Lobby (Nov. 19th) and next to the Overman Student Center Info. Desk (Nov. 20th). This year's theme  "Breathe Easy" is taken from the tobacco free campus initiative beginning January 1, 2015.

FREE PITT 'BREATHE EASY' T-SHIRTS (courtesy of Via Christi Health) to those who support the campus "Breathe Easy" campaign by agreeing to post a picture pledging their support on social media. Other activities include:
• A display depicting the history and implementation of the tobacco free campus initiative.
• Free quit kits with cessation tips, campus, state and national resources for support in quitting, and instructions on securing nicotine replacement therapy.
• Tobacco Jeopardy and a variety of other interactive games to educate participants on the benefits of not using tobacco products.
• The "Breathe Easy Patrol" — students visiting staff and administrative offices around campus distributing quit kits and information as well as using interactive games to educate employees about the new tobacco free policy.

For more information, contact J.T. Knoll jknoll@pittstate.edu 235-4062