Congratulations to our Gold, Silver and Bronze Medalists!
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Congratulations to our 2018 World's Challenge Challenge winners!
(L-R) BRONZE Medalists from McMaster University: Jessica Morris, Zachary Moll, Monica Sanchez; GOLD Medalists from The University of Otago: Nick White, Rebecca Good, Carolyn Ding; SILVER Medalists from the University of Waterloo: Ashley Keefner, Keving Dang, and Vishal Vindodkumar
Western University is inviting some of the world's best universities to compete in the international World's Challenge Challenge in 2017-18.
Students from participating partner universities will form diverse teams of three to bring ideas forward to address a global issue. Teams then present their unique solution to a panel of academic and community leaders at their own institution. The top team from each World's Challenge Challenge partner will win a trip to London, Canada, to compete in the international finals from June 3 to 8, 2018.
Finalists will have an opportunity to network with some of the best and brightest students from around the world, participate in academic events, generate further discussion around global issues, and experience a taste of Canadian hospitality.
Western University greatly appreciates the support of our generous donors to the 2018 International World's Challenge Challenge:
