Women's Winning Ways of Leadership: A Doors to Diplomacy learning quest by Ogilvie High School, Tasmania, Australia

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Women's Winning Ways of Leadership: A Doors to Diplomacy learning quest by Ogilvie High School, Tasmania, Australia - Awards Page


Women Leading the World Have Your Say Register to contribute Sign Our Guestbook The Games Room Bibliography Hall of Fame Awards Page	Doors to Diplomacy 2003 The U. S. Department of State is sponsoring the "Doors to Diplomacy" educational challenge - to encourage middle school and high school students around the world to produce web projects that teach others about the importance of international affairs and diplomacy. Each student team member of the winning “Doors to Diplomacy” team receive a US$2,000 scholarship, and the winning coaches’ schools each receive a US$500 cash award. The State Department sponsors a trip to Washington, DC where the winners receive a private tour of the State Department facilities, meet with key officials, and participate in a special award presentation ceremony. Our website was selected as a world finalist, placing us in second place globally and first in our category - leadership traits. ATOM Awards 2003 The Australian Teachers of Media (ATOM) sponsor a series of awards each year. The award categories include Best Junior Multimedia and Best Educational Website. Our website made it to the National Finals, placing us as runners up nationally. Harold's Healthy Website Competition 2003 Harold's Healthy Website Competition offers awards for young website designers. The awards will be drawn in December 2003. 2003 - 2004 Golden Web Awards The Golden Web Awards is provided by the The International Association of Web Masters and Designers and is presented to those sites whose web design, originality and content have achieved levels of excellence deserving of recognition. Australian Peace Committee This competition had a emphasis on projects that could provide peace for the Australian people. Our website was runner up in the under 16yo section. Global Junior Challenge The projects of this competition are aimed at realising Equal Opportunities between women and men in every sphere of their professional life. The other two main topics of the Global Junior Challenge 2004 are: the fight against the Digital Divide and the innovative use of new technologies in education and training of youngsters. This competition has not yet been judged.
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This site is © 2002-2003 the Leadership Traits Project Team of Ogilvie High School, Tasmania, Australia, created for the Doors to Diplomacy challenge.
You are welcome to e-mail the team to offer suggestions or feedback on this educational website, which has been made by students for students.

The URL of this page is http://www.oocities.org/leaders4tomorrow/index.htm