Writing Contest and National Science Fair for students with hearing loss

RIT SpiRIT Writing Contest and National Science Fair for students with
hearing loss

http://www.rit.edu/NTID/WritingContest4

http://www.rit/edu/NTID/ScienceFair4

Please check out the above links for information on two contests for
high school students with hearing loss, sponsored by Rochester
Institute of Technology, home of the National Technical Institute of
the Deaf.

10th and 11th grade writers can compete in the RIT SpiRIT Writing
Contest for students with hearing loss; and Science stars can
participate in RIT’s National Science Fair for 9th – 12th grade
students with hearing loss – an opportunity to show off their skills
during a science weekend at RIT March 14-15, 2008.

For additional information about the contest, contact
ScienceFair@ntid.rit.edu
or WritingContest@ntid.rit.edu
or call (585) 475-7695 V/TTY

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Jennie Bourgeois

Coordinator, Office of Disability Services

Email: jsbourg@lsu.edu
/ AIM – Jennienbr

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