co-op youth GoGoGeo scholarship leads
teens to geothermal Win $10,000 in scholarships by entering video challenge
college scholarships. All said and done, the GoGoGeo Scholarship Video Challenge will award nearly $60,000 in scholarships and grants to students and participating schools.
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Sponsored by Touchstone Energy Cooperatives and geothermal manufacturers ClimateMaster, Bosch and WaterFurnace, the GoGoGeo Scholarship Video Challenge asks students to produce a one to three minute video on geothermal energy. Seven message themes have been created for the contest. Information on the contest website,
http://www.GoGoGeoChallenge.com/, provides participants with a general understanding of each theme.
Any high school junior or senior residing in Oklahoma is eligible to participate. Teens may also compete as a team of one to three members
The challenge consists of a regional competition, which will divide contestants into five regions. The top winner from
Looking for go-to-college money? Submit your educational video about the awesomeness of geothermal energy by February 22, 2013 for your shot at winning up to $10,000 in college scholarships.
unior and senior high school students statewide have a unique opportunity to showcase their creative social media and video skills to compete for $10,000 in
Who to call at your co-op
Kiamichi Electric Cooperative is dedicated to providing excellent service for its members. The following employees are available to help you when you have questions regarding your electric service. Please call 800-888-2731 or 918-465-2338, or email questions to your co-op at
support@kiamichielectric.org.
administration Jim Jackson, Chief Executive Officer Linda Baldwin, Executive Assistant Sharla Blackledge, Management Assistant
operations Bob Owens, Manager of Operations Tony Nixon, Manager of Construction Kevin Davis, Manager of Engineering
each region will advance to the final competition to compete for even more scholarship dollars. In the final level of competition, the five winners will meet with judges in Oklahoma City for the final scoring and the winner announcement.
Grant money will be awarded to the school in which each first place regional winner is enrolled. The school in which the overall winner is enrolled will receive additional grant money.
"We're excited to promote this opportunity to teens in our area," said Todd Minshall, Kiamichi Electric member services representative."With this contest, plus Kiamichi Electric's Operation Roundup scholarships, teens in southeast Oklahoma stand a good chance of winning some real money to further their education."
Every year Operation Roundup awards from six to eight $500 scholarships to high school graduates s well as second year college students . Funds may be used at any college, university or technical school. Operation Roundup Scholarship applications are available at
www.kiamichielectric.org. The deadline to apply is May 17, 2013. ■
office services Crystal Butler, Chief Financial Officer Renae Taylor, Customer Service Supervisor Charlie Watkins, Chief Customer Service Representative Mandy Holy, Customer Service Representative Rashell Ward, Customer Service Representative Susan Conley, Customer Service Representative Jakiebeth Ben, Customer Service Representative Michael Cawley, Customer Service Representative
meter services Cindy Cockburn, AMR Systems Coordinator Brenda Saxon, Connects/Disconnects Rick Sheppard, Meter Technician
new services Jodie Miller, New Services Representative Wendy McCarley, New Services Assistant
accounting Amanda Fenton, Accountant Julie Guazdausky, Assistant Accountant
engineering Allen Littlejohn, Field Staking Technician Chris Alexander, Field Staking Technician
dispatching services Heather Ziverk, Dispatcher John Cook, Operations & Engineering Clerk
public relations/member relations (Includes Newsletter, Co-op Connections, Exede Internet, Energy Rebates, and Safety Programs) Todd Minshall, Communications Specialist
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