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Additional finalists in the Poster contest were Gabriella McIntosh, 17, a senior at Fort Lauderdale Prep School in Florida; Emily Aikens and Bridget Dowd, fourth-graders at Wyoming Seminary Lower School in Forty Fort, Penn. Reiden Magdaleno, in the sixth grade at Grand Blanc West Middle School in Michigan, and Colette Combs and Sierra Mielens, seventh-graders at Hampstead Academy in New Hampshire, won honorable mentions.
Judges evaluated entries on the interpretation and clarity of the theme to the viewer, the persuasiveness of the message, creativity and originality, the quality of the entry, and the overall impression of the entry.
“The recycling industry congratulates the winners on their creativity and commitment to raising awareness of the importance of cell phone recycling,” said Robin Wiener, president of ISRI. “The artwork, seen by classmates, family, and communities delivers a strong message that will benefit the environment and economy. It is good to see so many young people getting involved and caring about this important issue.”