This year’s competition will be conducted in-person for the first time since 2020. 3 while middle school students will compete on Feb. High school students will compete in the annual academic competition on Feb. “We decided it would be exciting to theme our shirts after that.” “When we saw this was the 15th anniversary of the Science Bowl, it reminded us of the Super Bowl’s iconic Roman numerals,” Roberts said. While Dobson, Roberts and Schooley are passionate about science, it was a national sporting event that inspired their design. “I am so thankful to DOE and all the contractors who volunteer their time each year to make the Science Bowl an engaging day of competition for all the area students.” They are so cooperative, hardworking, and as evidenced by their winning t-shirt design, they are also a very creative group,” Roberts said.
This year, I am blessed to have a team that is very supportive of each other. “It’s a joy to work all year with my team and see how they grow and challenge each other to become better. HMS received $1,000 for their students’ winning design. In September, PPPO challenged local middle and high school students to design the event’s official t-shirt, which will be given to students and coaches to wear at the 2023 academic competition.
We are proud to celebrate the 15th year of this great Paducah event.” “The DOE West Kentucky Regional Science Bowl allows our students to showcase their scientific prowess and help expand their knowledge in a variety of scientific disciplines. “Each year I am impressed with the many student t-shirt design concepts entered and the excitement our students demonstrate during the academic competition,” EM Portsmouth/Paducah Project Office (PPPO) Manager Joel Bradburne said. Sam Dobson, Caroline Roberts and Gavin Schooley collaborated on a design selected as this year’s official event t-shirt. – Three eighth graders from Heath Middle School (HMS) won this year’s DOE West Kentucky Regional Science Bowl t-shirt design contest. All individuals who submitted a design will receive a 25% discount on one bookstore item.PADUCAH, Ky. The second- and third-place winners, junior Melina Bielski and first-year student Yonevea Sapcut, also received gift cards. I tried different variations, and after lots of changes I finally came up with my final design.” “It was hard to come up with a unique idea only using one color. “I wanted my design to be fun and have a sense of movement and flow. “During the process of my design, I was thinking about what I would want to see when I walk into the bookstore,” Wolf said. Her lessons on the elements and principles of art and design, along with her artistic intuition, helped her create her T-shirt. Wolf said she enjoys the flexibility that comes with combining art and technology in her graphic design courses. “I feel like I have expanded my creative palette and really know what catches people’s eyes.”
“The things I have learned in my classes so far have definitely helped,” Wolf said. As a studio art graphic design student in the Eskenazi School, Wolf is honing her skills in preparation for her dream to one day open her own design business. Growing up in Evanston, she said she always enjoyed her art classes. Wolf broke the good news of her win to her family when she returned home to Illinois for Thanksgiving break. Along with the pride she feels having her design on the bookstore clothing racks, Wolf takes home the top prize of a $250 bookstore gift card. Wolf’s design garnered nearly 60 percent of the online votes. “The competition provides a wonderful opportunity for our students to engage with the bookstore and share their creative design ideas and passion for IU,” said Valerie Gill, associate vice president for the Office of Business Partnerships. The contest was created through a partnership between the IU Bookstore, the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design and the Office of Business Partnerships. Photo by James Brosher, Indiana University Indiana University freshman Ali Wolf wears the winning T-shirt she designed inside the IU Bookstore in the Indiana Memorial Union. “I was surprised that I won, but I was even more surprised when I found out I was a finalist,” Wolf said. Now, her winning shirt design is available for purchase in the IU Bookstore, in person and online. When first-year student Ali Wolf received a message from her mom encouraging her to enter a design for the recent Indiana University Bloomington Student-Designed T-Shirt Contest, she said she never expected to win.
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