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Win $1000 in UQ Diversity Week poster design competition

22 February 2010

Are you a budding designer? UQ staff and students could win $1000 by expressing their creativity.

The University’s annual Diversity Week (May 24-28) poster design competition closes on May 3 and all staff and students (except staff of the Office of Marketing and Communications and the Equity Office) are encouraged to enter.

Designs should link to the 2010 UQ Diversity Week theme, Our Global Community.

To celebrate the theme, the University is challenging its staff, students and the wider community to reflect on UQ’s development in an increasingly globalised world, what directions this might take in the future, and the impact of globalisation on our university community and society.

Entries may include typographic, illustrative, graphic, sculptural and/or photographic elements. A written rationale explaining the concept behind your design is recommended.

For details on how to enter the poster design competition please visit the UQ 2010 Diversity Week website at: http://www.uq.edu.au/diversity-week/

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