Vincent Darius Kreft Awarded 2022 National Climate Student Essayist Title at Gala Books Motivate Foundation Event
Aug 22, 2022
Washington, D.C, District of Columbia Aug 21, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Books Motivate Foundation held the 2022 Reception of Champions Climate Awards virtual event to celebrate the announcement of the 2022 National Climate Essay Student Competition winner and invited students, educators, and community members on Saturday, August 20, 2022, at 2:00 pm ET.
The named 2022 National Climate Essayist is Vincent Darius Kreft, a student from Bloomington High School North located in Monroe County, Indiana won a prize of $5,000 and read his award-winning essay entitled Youth Climate Anxiety, Shortsighted Resiliency & Persistent Climate Injustice.
Top climate essay finalists also receive award certificates and a printed copy of the upcoming release of their Books Motivate Press published an essay in the book, Climate Connections: American Student Voices.
The gala virtual event featured a short video film presentation and panel discussion moderated by Books Motivate Foundation Executive Director, Pamela S. Ellis, Ph.D. Additional awards included the 2022 National Climate Teacher Award to Evangelina Mateo and Isabel Montoya from Greenfield High School, Greenfield, CA, the 2022 Books Motivate Volunteer Award, Charles Campuzano, Manager Systems Engineer, L3Harris Technologies, Anaheim, CA and the 2022 Books Motivate Community Service Award to Chris Bugbee, Ecologist, Center for Biodiversity and John Cancalosi, Wildlife Field Biologist/Photographer.
The 2022 Reception of Champions Climate Awards event is scheduled annually during the month of August. For further information about student entry submission requirements, and to donate, volunteer, or sponsor the national climate essay competition, contact Books Motivate Foundation at Booksmotivate.org or email, [email protected].
About Books Motivate Foundation
Books Motivate Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) charitable TechSoup registered organization committed to the enhancement and achievement of American and international knowledge and culture. We promote the development of literacy, career, and quality of life goal attainments for students, individuals, and families. We sponsor educational initiatives, programs, book publications, and events in local, national, and international communities through the advancement and appreciation of science and the arts.
Source :Books Motivate Foundation
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