FOR OUR OKLAHOMA COOPERATIVE MEMBERS
VIDEO CHALLENGE TO FOCUS ON GEOTHERMAL TECHNOLOGY
Scholarship dollars and educational grants are up for grabs for high school juniors and seniors through the Go Go Geo Scholarship Video Challenge. The Touchstone Energy® Cooperatives are the title sponsor for this event, with geothermal manufacturers, including ClimateMaster, Bosch and WaterFurnace as co-sponsors. Ozarks Electric is a member of this Touchstone Energy Cooperative alliance.
Any high school junior or senior residing in Oklahoma has a unique opportunity to showcase creativity and compete for close to $60,000 in scholarship money, as well as educational grants for their respective school by producing a one-to-three minute video about geothermal energy. The contest website –
www.GoGoGeoChallenge.com – has details as well as the seven message themes to select from for the subject of the video.
The Challenge will consist of a Regional Competition, which will divide contestants into five regions, based on zip code. The top winner from each region will advance to the Final Competition to compete for even more scholarship money. At the regional level, scholarship amounts (in each region) include: first place - $3,000; second place – $2,000 and third place - $1,000. In addition, the respective school of each of the first place winners will be awarded a $2,500 educational grant.
Students have a chance to make their video and social media skills pay off with Go Go Geo Video Challenge.
OKLAHOMA LIVING CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY WITH COOKBOOK
Oklahoma Living magazine is compiling a cookbook as part of the publication’s 65th anniversary celebration. The cookbook, which will include reader-submitted recipes as well as historic recipes from the magazine’s archives, will be approximately 160 pages, full color and hardbound.
Readers are invited to participate in the historic, Oklahoma cookbook by submitting their favorite recipes.
“Our readers are so valuable to us, and we’re thrilled to invite them to take part in this special opportunity as we celebrate six-and-a- half decades of publishing our magazine,” Anna Politano, Oklahoma Living managing editor, said.
To submit a recipe to the cookbook, you can either visit
www.ok-living.coop/contests/?page=submitrecipe or submit by mail to Oklahoma Living magazine, P.O. Box 54309, Oklahoma City, OK 73154-1309. The deadline for submission is February 15, 2013. The cookbook will be available for purchase in Fall 2013, just in time for Christmas gift giving.
YOUTH TOUR ALUMNI INVITED TO REUNION
For more than 20 years Ozarks Electric has sponsored high school juniors on the Electric Cooperative Youth Tour to Washington, D.C. This year - 2013 - marks the 50th anniversary of the Youth Tour and the Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives (OAEC) is planning a 50 year reunion celebration in Oklahoma City on July 20, 2013.
“We have sent 32 Oklahoma students on the Youth Tour and we’d love for them to be a part of the reunion in July,” said Kris Williams, Ozarks Oklahoma district manager. All Youth Tour Alumni are invited to attend free of charge.
minimal fee for guests of alumni.) The location of the event has not been determined, but will be announced this spring.
For more information visit our website at
www.ozarksecc.com and click on Our Community and then Youth Tour.
(There will be a
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