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NSU and Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz host Congressional High School Art Competition
Jin Kyung Kim, Cypress Bay High School student and Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
NSU and Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz hosted her annual Congressional High School Art Competition reception on May 3 at the Alvin Sherman Library. The competition affords members of Congress the unique opportunity to showcase the talents of the creative and dynamic high school students in their districts.
The winning piece from Rep. Wasserman Schultz’s district will be displayed at the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C. for a year, along with the winning pieces from Congressional districts all over the country. The winner will also be provided with two complimentary round-trip tickets from Southwest Airlines to attend a ceremony at the Capitol in honor of the exhibit on June 17.
The complete list of winners of the Florida 20th Congressional District Art Competition are:
- First place: Jin Kyung Kim
- piece: Morning Traffic
- school: Cypress Bay High School
- teacher: Bizzy Jenkins
- Second place: Maria De Feudis
- piece: Experimental Self Portrait
- school: South Broward High School
- teacher: Susan Ostheim
- Third place: Gillian Newman
- piece: Frames
- school: University School of NSU
- teacher: Melanie Cohen
- Honorable Mention:
- Shadrick Johnston, Piper High School
- Stephanie Metz, American Heritage School
- Benjamin New, University School of NSU
- Christopher Rodriguez, American Heritage School
- Brigitta Holtheuer, Cooper City High School