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High School/Lake Association
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Project Director, Randy Cook, was invited to display the Watershed Monitoring Program at the AT&T/MACUL Student Technology Showcase at the Lansing State Capitol Building in the Fall of 2002
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A display booth talking about the project was set up at the State Capitol Building to talk about the project |
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A student participant "mans" the display booth at the State Capitol and talks about the project |
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AT&T's Technology Director stops by the booth at the State Capitol to recognize the project. |
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Michigan Speaker of the House Rick Johnson stops by the display to recognize the project. |
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| Michigan Senator Joanne Emmons stops by the display and invites Randy Cook and his students to her office to talk about the project. | |
June 9, 2003
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The Michigan Environmental Council and the Detroit Free Press cosponsored a photo-essay contest to help raise awareness of environmental problems and possible solutions. Readers, in three different age groups, were asked to find innovative ideas to help make the world a better, cleaner place, and to document these ideas in a photograph and short essay. Winners earned cash prizes and the Barbara Stanton Environmental Award of Excellence, named for the retired Free Press editorial writer and environmental champion.
Second Place Winner--Randy Cook |
Date last updated: August 20, 2003
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