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2007 Chill Out: Campus Solutions to Global Warming Video Entries and Winners


NWF's Campus Ecology Chill Out Contest 2007
Check out the 2007 Chill Out video entries!

Grand Prize: California State University—Chico
Jillian Buckholz, Sustainability Coordinator

First Place Winners: Mount Wachusett Community College
Ed Terceiro, Executive Vice President

First Place Winners: Monmouth University
Patricia Swannack, Vice President for Administrative Services

First Place Winners: Richard Stockton College
Jason Simmons, Student and Director of Stockton Action Volunteers for the Environment (SAVE)

2nd Place Winners: Oregon Institute of Technology
John W. Lund, Director of Geo-Heat Center

2nd Place Winners: University of California, Santa Barbara
Ryan Schauland, Sustainability Coordinator

2nd Place Winners: Oberlin College
John Peterson, Environmental Studies Program Chair

Second Place Winners: The Lawrenceville School
Shamsa Mengalji, Student and member of Students for Environmental Leadership

Video Winner: Towson University
Towson Energy Activists

Video Winner: Temple University
Philly Eco Kids

Most Views and Votes: Colby College
Making a Choice

NWF Staff Pick: Berea College
Berea College and the Environment Factory

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