Campus Challenge 2012

Open Dates: 
Monday, October 01, 2012 to Thursday, February 14, 2013

Vote for the best idea at The George Washington University! The Campus Challenge submission period has ended, and we have received ideas from across GW’s campus. Now the time has come to elevate one above the rest. Choose wisely. Remember: the submission garnering the most votes wins free Capital Bikeshare membership for one year.

When selecting the best idea, consider the following questions:

  1. Is the idea different?
  2. Is it cool or new?
  3. Will it impact our future?
Tags: 
storm water, green infrastructure, climate change, food deserts, Alaska, weatherization, low-income, Campus Challenge, sustainable GW, The George Washington University
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