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Recha R Reid
Student Innovation
Center for Academic Enrichment
Office of Undergraduate Education
Georgia Institute of Technology
Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons (CULC), Suite 205
266 Fourth Street, NW
Atlanta, GA 30332-0940
404.385.5379 (o) | 404.385.8366 (f)
Summary Sentence: Now open for entries
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James Dyson AwardThe James Dyson Award, an international engineering and design competition for students and recent graduates, is now open for entries.
They reward socially conscious, innovative students and recent graduates for developing meaningful solutions to real world problems. The brief is simple: design something that solves a problem.
The award goes through several stages including selecting national winners and runners-up, and culminating with James Dyson selecting an international winner who is awarded $40,000. The international winner’s university department receives an additional $6,000.
From now until July 20, we’re looking for this year’s winners and they wanted to inform the students at Georgia Tech to make sure their ideas and inventions are entered. Students can visit JamesDysonAward.org to submit their entries and to learn more about the award and previous winners.
Have questions about Student Innovation at Georgia Tech?
Contact us at StudentInnovation@gatech.edu.
