Project Proposal
Teams of 3 to 5 students will provide a final overview (or updated progress) on their proposed project that was presented during a regional leadership summit during the 22-23 Leadership season. Clubs will showcase that community need and highlight the creative service project proposal in an expo format.
This should not be a new project, but a continuation of what was presented at the Leadership Summit
- Students may not be able to participate in multiple challenges due to the schedule overlap at National Convention. *
Competition Guidelines
- The entire club may participate in the service project, but a group of 3-5 students will present the project in an expo format.
- Teams will identify a need in their community.
- Teams will describe the plan of action and how the club implement the service project proposal.
- Teams will create a visual logo of the service project proposal and present how the project will be executed.
- Each team may use visuals in the presentation, but electrical outlets and projectors will not be provided.
- Handouts and other documentation may be given to others to review during the expo.
- Teams will have a two minute time limit to present followed by a question and answer segment by evaluators.
- Awards will be given to the top exhibitors at the final session.
Judging Criteria
- Creativity of Project Proposal 25%
- Collaboration 25%
- Communication of Ideas 25%
- Presentation Skills 25%
Educational Connections
- Leadership Skills
- Creativity & Innovation
- Communication & Collaboration
- Critical Thinking & Problem Solving