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Re: What is your team doing for your presentation.
In both 2002 and 2003 our panel of three students was prepared with copies of the entry, a larger "Yearbook" that included more detailed information and pictures than could be placed in the four pages, posters of what the group felt was the most powerful part of the team message, and video loaded on a laptop. All of these tools our team uses for promotional/sponsorship events and opportunities, so we create these items anyway.

The group then decided what examples to show based on the conversation in the interview and the judges' needs. Don't sweat too much about what you go in there with, the judges want to who you are and what your team stands for. Good luck everyone!
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