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George Torres
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The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) and the producers of The Hispanic College Quiz have announced the launch of a video contest for undergraduate students to submit their personal Hispanic heritage video for a chance to receive a scholarship award ranging from $1,000 – $5,000.
Submissions must meet the following eligibility criteria:
- The student must be an undergraduate student
- The student must be enrolled at a HACU-member college or university in the United States at the time video is submitted and scholarship awarded
- Video entry must be uploaded atwww.hispaniccollegequiz.com
, May 12 – Oct. 16 - Video entry must be a personal video, in English, that captures the importance of student’s Latino/Hispanic heritage
- Video length must be 1-2 minutes
Three entries whose videos capture the most compelling message and receive the most public votes will receive one of the following one-time scholarship awards: first place – $5,000, second place – $2,500, and third place – $1,000. Finalists will receive one round-trip airfare, hotel accommodations and a conference registration to attend the Student Track component of HACU’s 25th Annual Conference taking place Oct. 29-31, 2011 in San Antonio, TX, where the scholarship awards will be announced. Some additional video entries may also be televised during a nationwide broadcast of the Hispanic College Quiz, airing during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Information on contest rules and voting is available at www.hispaniccollegequiz.com
. Public voting will open immediately and continue through Oct. 16. Voting is limited to one vote per person per day.
