VOTE for UC Students Video on What Makes a Great Learning Space

A humorous video created by three students in the University of Cincinnati’s

top-ranked

graduate architecture program is one of only three finalist projects in a North American contest sponsored by Herman Miller, Inc.

• You can VOTE for the UC video here: https://www.facebook.com/HermanMiller/app_486254294756872

To vote, follow the link, click on “View Entries,” and vote for the “Tim - University of Cincinnati" entry. You can vote once a day until noon, Friday, May 10.

The UC entry, created by UC College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP) students Grant Inglis, Alexander Rossini and Timothy Shouder in a studio course led by Udo Greinacher, associate professor in the School of Architecture and Interior Design, seeks to answer the question “What makes a learning space great?”

That question is part of the fourth-annual

contest

focusing on environments that help make for student success.

The first place winner of the contest will receive a $2,500 prize. Second place will receive $1,500, and third place $1,000. The public online vote will decide the winning rankings of the three finalists.

Other UC students also entered the contest, and a video by students Brittany Catania,  Amy Danielson and Breanna Praechter received one of only three honorable mentions in the contest.

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