Lead Outside the Box

Teams of 3-5 students will be given a real-world problem at the beginning of the summit. On the second day of the summit, teams will give a two minute presentation of how they solved the given problem followed by a question and answer segment.

Competition Guidelines

The entire club may participate in the problem solving, but a group of 3-5 students will present the solution to the problem.
Teams will be given a real-world problem at the registration area of the summit.
Each team may use visuals in the presentation, but electrical outlets and projectors will not be provided.
Teams will have a two minute time limit for the presentation. Evaluators will ask a variety of questions following the presentation.
Awards will be given to the top exhibitors at the final session.

Judging Criteria(Excellent, Good, Average, Fair)

Creativity of Solution
Teamwork and Collaboration
Communication of Ideas
Presentation Skills
Critical Thinking

Educational Connections

Leadership Skills
Creativity & Innovation
Collaboration & Communication
Critical Thinking & Problem Solving