2009 University of Maryland
Student Video Competition

Winners

Congratulations to the Vid/Terp 2009 winners. All of the entries demonstrated great talent, creativity and interest in academic and student life here at Maryland.

The six winning videos were selected by a panel of judges that included:

• Kaylee Haggerty and her 30 art students -- North Point High School in Charles County, Md.
• Dena Headlee -- TV Producer and Audio/Visual Production Specialist, National Science Foundation
• Eun Yang -- Reporter and Anchor, WRC-TV Washington, D.C.
• Ellen Ternes -- Terp Alum and Communications Specialist, Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management, NOAA
• Heather Rodriguez -- IT Coordinator, Academic Technology, UM College of Arts and Humanities
• Allan Rough -- Manager, Nonprint Media Services, UM Libraries
• Ray Regimbal -- Marketing Assistant, UM Office of Undergraduate Admissions

Research/Science/Engineering

1st Place - Building A Better World - Engineers Without Borders

Kristine Caiafa
Brennan Keegan
Esmaeel Paryavi

2nd Place - Film Cooling - It's Not Brain Surgery, It's Rocket Science

Fernando Raffan
Andrew Voegele

Honorable Mention - Technology, Public Policy, and National Security

Jaganath Sankaran

Society/Student Life

1st Place - The Outdoor Recreation Center

Andrew Smith

2nd Place - We're Just A Wandering

Scott Neglia
Sean Connors
Sean Maley
Galen Reynolds

Honorable Mention - Welcome to the Language House

Leysan Khakimova
Rachel Miller
Ekaterina Ivanova
Jeremy Feldblyum

Honorable Mention - Promethean Board Technology for Today's Diverse Classroom

James Britt Boice

Congratulations to all our Vid/Terp participants!

Now in its third year, Vid/Terp is a campus-wide video competition hosted by the Office of University Communications. The competition offers undergraduate and graduate students a chance to win prizes for making a three-minute video highlighting an area of study or research or interesting, exciting or impactful aspects of life at Maryland.

Organized by the Office of University Communications