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Neighborhood Networks Week 2007 -- Essay Contest Winners

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Neighborhood Networks Week Essay Contest Winning Essays Booklet


Everyone has a story to tell and we enjoyed hearing yours! Neighborhood Networks invited center users of all ages to participate in the Neighborhood Networks Week Essay Contest. Essays answered a single question—"How has my Neighborhood Networks center connected me to opportunities?"

All residents of HUD insured and assisted multifamily housing who participated in the activities and programs of their local Neighborhood Networks center were eligible to submit an entry. Awards were made in four age categories:

 -   Children (6 to 12 years)
 -   Youth (13 to 17 years)
 -   Adults (18 to 64 years)
 -   Seniors (65 and older)

 
Age Category Place Author Center Name and Location
Overall Winner
First LaTonya Porter Green Hills Computer Learning Center, Knoxville, TN
6-12
First Da'Joun Remmer Vesta-Rainbow Terrace Learning Center, Cleveland, OH
Second Lendarrius Prichett Dauphin Gate Neighborhood Networks Center, Mobile, Al
Third Elaine Florence Lavergne Court Learning Center/Mercy Housing Resident Lab Technology Center, Chicago, IL
13-17
First Ke'Aira A. Reeder Vesta-Rainbow Terrace Learning Center, Cleveland, OH
Second Irene Nesterenko Bucks County Commons Family Center, Bensalem, PA
Third Damario Davis Lavergne Court Learning Center/Mercy Housing Resident Lab Technology Center, Chicago, IL
18-64
First LaTonya Porter Green Hills Computer Learning Center, Knoxville, TN
Second Tanisha Hartsfield NIA/Amity Heights Neighborhood Networks Computer Learning Center, Bridgeton, NJ
Third Adelaide Jackson Cathedral Place Neighborhood Networks Center, Mobile, AL
65+
First Minne W. Novitzki Plough Towers, Memphis, TN
Second Judith Schubert Brookside Computer Learning Center, Parsippany, NY
Third Alexander Yershovich Bucks County Commons Family Center, Bensalem, PA

 

 
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