NPG Poster Scholarship Contest

Winners of the 2019 Fall Student Poster Scholarship Contest

2019 Challenge:

Create a visual art poster to illustrate the comprehensive theme of TOO MANY PEOPLE, with the focus on one or more of the following areas:  population growth, overpopulation, urban sprawl, loss of valuable farmland and wetlands, limited water supplies, energy shortages, air pollution, or destruction of wildlife habitat.  

Click on each name to view the text of the winning poster. 

Winners of the 2019 Spring Student Poster Scholarship Contest

2019 Challenge:

Create a visual art poster to illustrate the comprehensive theme of TOO MANY PEOPLE, with the focus on one or more of the following areas:  population growth, overpopulation, urban sprawl, loss of valuable farmland and wetlands, limited water supplies, energy shortages, air pollution, or destruction of wildlife habitat.  

Click on each name to view the text of the winning poster.  

Winners of the 2012 Poster Scholarship Contest

Of the hundreds of posters submitted from very talented and perceptive students from across the country, our team of judges, consisting of NPG staff and advisors, determined these posters to be the very best of the entries.

We greatly appreciate everyone’s participation in this effort, from the advisors who helped design the project, to the teachers who encouraged their students to participate, the students themselves, and especially our generous NPG supporters who helped finance the distribution of contest material and awards.  We hope to be able to run a similar contest on a regular basis in the future.

All prizes are split 50/50 between the student and the school he or she attends.

Winners of the 2008 Poster Scholarship Contest

Of the hundreds of posters submitted from very talented and perceptive students from across the country, our team of judges, consisting of NPG staff and advisors, as well as educators from various locations, determined these posters to be the very best in their respective grade categories.

We greatly appreciate everyone’s participation in this effort, from the advisors who helped design the project, to the teachers who encouraged their students to participate, the students themselves, and especially our generous NPG donors who helped finance the distribution of contest material and awards. We hope to be able to run a similar contest in the future, and we appreciate any feedback you may offer.