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RESPOND TO THIS VIDEO TO ENTER Go to www.tjwalker.com for more info. The World’s Greatest Student Speaker Challenge was created to celebrate excellence in public speaking and presentation skills. We will honor select students who demonstrate confidence and clarity in hopes that they will inspire their peers to become great speakers as well. In addition we will be giving away over $10000 in cash and prizes including books, tools, and workshops so that they may continue to improve and be great speakers in their chosen field To make sure that we get the absolute best student speakers participating we are casting a wide net by using Youtube to gather submissions. Any student from middle school to graduate school may enter their presentation by going to www.youtube.com and uploading a response video. Please, only new videos. The Worlds Greatest Student Speaker Challenge will start taking submissions on October 31st, 2009. The deadline for submissions is March 31st, 2010.

Student takes regional, national honors
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Central Arizona College student and Casa Grande Union High School graduate Jeffrey Babb captured an Award of Excellence for his Internet security small business plan presented during the 2010 Distributive Education Clubs of America national conference.

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Live Webinar: Enhancing Student Presentations Using Mediasite in the Classroom
MADISON, Wis., April 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Sonic Foundry, Inc. (Nasdaq: SOFO), the recognized market leader for rich media webcasting and knowledge management, today announced the company is hosting a complimentary webinar.

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Millersville University student with cerebral palsy is just another one of the guys
MILLERSVILLE — In many ways, Kyle Barnhart’s college days are typical of most Millersville University students.

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Student scientists turn investigators in the wild
As part of the Gulf of Maine Institute’s spring mini-conference, which is being hosted by the Parker River Wildlife Refuge Friday and Saturday, the students will conduct field studies on the north end of Plum Island. They will walk the neighborhoods and the marsh, mapping the location of pepperweed.

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