National Student Advertising Competition

National Student Advertising Competition: Each year, a corporate sponsor provides an assignment or case study outlining the history of its product and current advertising situation. The case study is always candid and reflects a real world situation. Students must research the product and its competition, identify potential problem areas and devise a completely integrated communications campaign for the client. Each student team then "pitches" its campaign to a panel of judges.

Regional National Student Advertising (NSAC) competitions are held each spring in 15 districts throughout the U.S. The winning team in each district and one wild card team then advances to compete on the national level at the AAF National Conference in June.

Contents

1 Structure

2 2011 District Winners: jcpenney Campaign

3 2010 District Winners: State Farm Campaign

4 2009 District Winners: Century Council Campaign

5 2008 District Winners: AOL Campaign

6 2007 District Winners: Coca-Cola Campaign

7 2006 District Winners: Postal Vault Campaign

8 Past Sponsors and Winners

9 See also

10 External links

Structure

The AAF is divided into 15 districts, each containing one to five states. Each district holds a competition in April and the winning team advances to the national finals which are held during the annual AAF National Conference in June. Each district appoints its own coordinator, a local business professional, to handle all details of the local competition. Judging is conducted by professionals in the communications industry. Judges at the national level are selected from the client and their advertising agencies. Yearly, some districts will have as many as 18 teams competing and nationwide more than 150 colleges and universities take on the NSAC challenge.

2011 District Winners: jcpenney Campaign

June 1-4, San Diego, California, United States of America

District States 2011 Winning Team(s) National Finals Placement

1 Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut Johnson & Wales University '

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia Hofstra University '

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia Ithaca College '

3 Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina University of Virginia '

4 Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico University of Miami National Champions

5 Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky Ohio University '

6 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan Columbia College - Chicago '

6 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan Butler University '

7 Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana Savannah College of Art and Design '

8 North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin Minnesota State University - Moorhead '

9 Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri University of Nebraska - Lincoln '

10 Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana University of Texas - Austin '

10 Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana Oklahoma State University '

11 Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska Brigham Young University - Idaho '

12 Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico University of Texas - El Paso '

13 Hawaii Chaminade University '

14 Northern California, Northern Nevada California State University - Chico '

15 Southern California, Southern Nevada Chapman University '

Wildcard Winner Purdue University Calumet '

2010 District Winners: State Farm Campaign

June 10-11, Orlando, Florida, United States of America

District States 2010 Winning Team(s) National Finals Placement

1 Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut Boston University '

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia Syracuse University '

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia George Washington University '

3 Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina University of Virginia '

4 Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico Florida State University '

5 Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky Marshall University '

6 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan Purdue University Calumet '

6 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan Butler University '

7 Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana Savannah College of Art and Design '

8 North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin - Madison '

9 Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri University of Nebraska - Lincoln '

10 Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana Texas State University National Runners-Up

10 Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana University of Houston '

11 Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska University of Oregon '

12 Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico Art Center Design College - Tucson '

13 Hawaii Chaminade University '

14 Northern California, Northern Nevada University of Nevada, Reno '

15 Southern California, Southern Nevada Chapman University National Champions Wildcard Winner Ball State University '

2009 District Winners: Century Council Campaign

June 4-5, Arlington, Virginia, United States of America

District States 2009 Winning Team(s) National Finals Placement

1 Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut Johnson & Wales University '

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia Syracuse University National Champions

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia George Washington University '

3 Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina University of Virginia '

4 Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico Florida State University '

5 Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky Ohio University '

6 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan Northwood University '

6 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan Columbia College Chicago '

7 Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana University of Alabama National Runners-Up

8 North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin University of Minnesota - Twin Cities '

9 Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri University of Nebraska - Lincoln '

10 Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana Texas Tech University '

11 Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska Portland State University '

12 Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico Art Center Design College – Tucson '

13 Hawaii Hawaii Pacific University '

14 Northern California, Northern Nevada University of California, Berkeley '

15 Southern California, Southern Nevada Chapman University ' Wildcard Winner Texas Christian University '

2008 District Winners: AOL Campaign

June 8-9, Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

District States 2008 Winning Team(s) National Finals Placement

1 Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut Emerson College 5th Place

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia Hofstra University

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia George Washington University

3 Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina University of Virginia 3rd Place

4 Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico Florida State University

5 Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky Ohio University National Champions

6 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan Indiana University Bloomington

6 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan Columbia College Chicago

7 Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana Louisiana State University

8 North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh

9 Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri Webster University

10 Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana Texas State University–San Marcos

11 Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska University of Oregon

12 Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico Art Center Design College – Albuquerque National Runners-up

13 Hawaii No participant

14 Northern California, Northern Nevada University of Nevada, Reno

15 Southern California, Southern Nevada University of Southern California

Wildcard Winner Texas Christian University 4th Place

2007 District Winners: Coca-Cola Campaign

June 7-8, Louisville, Kentucky, United States of America

District States 2007 Winning Team(s) National Finals Placement

1 Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut Quinnipiac University

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia Syracuse University 4th Place

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia Baruch College

3 Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina University of Virginia

4 Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico Florida State University

5 Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky Marshall University

6 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan University of Illinois

6 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan University of Michigan National Runners-Up

7 Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana Savannah College of Art and Design

8 North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin University of Minnesota - Twin Cities National Champions

9 Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri Webster University

10 Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana Texas Christian University

11 Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska Portland State University

12 Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico Art Center Design College - Tucson

13 Hawaii Chaminade University

14 Northern California, Northern Nevada California State University - Chico

15 Southern California, Southern Nevada University of Southern California 3rd Place

Wildcard Winner University of Texas at Austin

2007 District 14 NSAC Regionals: Fresno, CA

Top Row from Left:
Victor Costa, Veronica Favela, Alicia Allen, Andie Larsen, J.J. Beard, Liz Santos, Kateland Weighall, Robert Ortegon and, Billy Wilson.
Bottom Row from Left:
Bill McGowan, Jen Witz, Brie Leon, Christina Solomon, Jamie Varon & Ramsey Barnette.

2006 District Winners: Postal Vault Campaign

June 10-12, San Francisco, CA

District States 2006 Winning Team National Finals Placement

1 Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut Johnson and Wales University

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia University of Scranton

2 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia George Washington University

3 Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina University of Virginia National Champions

4 Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico University of Miami

5 Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky University of Kentucky

6 Illinois, Indiana, Michigan Ball State University

7 Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana University of Tennessee

8 North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin University of Minnesota - Twin Cities 3rd Place

9 Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri Webster University National Runners-Up

10 Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana Southern Methodist University

11 Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska University of Oregon

12 Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico Art Center Design College – Albuquerque 4th Place

13 Hawaii Chaminade University

14 Northern California, Northern Nevada University of Nevada, Reno

15 Southern California, Southern Nevada Chapman University

Wildcard Winner University of Wisconsin–Madison

Past Sponsors and Winners

Year Sponsor Winning Team Year Sponsor Winning Team

1973 California Vinter Michigan State University 1974 American Motors Corporation University of South Carolina

1975 Warner-Lambert University of Texas-Austin 1976 Toyota Motor Sales USA University of Texas-Austin

1977 Frito-Lay Inc. San Jose State University 1978 Coca Cola USA (Sprite) Virginia Commonwealth University

1979 Wella Balsam University of Tennessee 1980 Nabisco, Inc. San Antonio College

1981 Adolf Coors Michigan State University 1982 Corning Glass Works University of Virginia

1983 Maxwell House Coffee University of Georgia 1984 Radio Shack Texas Tech University

1985 Burger King Corporation San Jose State University 1986 Levi Strauss and Company Iowa State University

1987 Chevrolet Motor Division Brigham Young University 1988 Nestle Foods Corporation University of Oregon

1989 Kellogg Corporation University of West Florida 1990 The Hearst Corporation Southwest Texas State University

1991 American Airlines University of Wisconsin–Madison 1992 Visa USA University of Montana

1993 Saturn Corporation Ithaca College 1994 Eastman Kodak Company University of Houston

1995 Chrysler Corporation Loyola University-New Orleans 1996 American Red Cross University of West Florida

1997 Pizza Hut University of West Florida 1998 Hallmark Cards, Inc. George Washington University

1999 Toyota Motor Sales, USA UCLA 2000 The New York Times University of Alabama

2001 Daimler-Chrysler University of Wisconsin–Madison 2002 Bank of America Southern Methodist University

2003 Toyota Motor Sales University of Nevada-Reno 2004 VISIT FLORIDA Southern Methodist University

2005 Yahoo! Texas State University-San Marcos 2006 Postal Vault University of Virginia

2007 Coca-Cola University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 2008 AOL (AIM) Ohio University

2009 Century Council Syracuse University 2010 State Farm Chapman University

See also

American Advertising Federation

External links

Main page from the American Advertising Federation

Categories:
Trade associations

District	States	2011 Winning Team(s)	National Finals Placement
1	Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut	Johnson & Wales University	'
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	Hofstra University	'
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	Ithaca College	'
3	Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina	University of Virginia	'
4	Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico	University of Miami	National Champions
5	Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky	Ohio University	'
6	Illinois, Indiana, Michigan	Columbia College - Chicago	'
6	Illinois, Indiana, Michigan	Butler University	'
7	Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana	Savannah College of Art and Design	'
8	North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin	Minnesota State University - Moorhead	'
9	Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri	University of Nebraska - Lincoln	'
10	Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana	University of Texas - Austin	'
10	Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana	Oklahoma State University	'
11	Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska	Brigham Young University - Idaho	'
12	Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico	University of Texas - El Paso	'
13	Hawaii	Chaminade University	'
14	Northern California, Northern Nevada	California State University - Chico	'
15	Southern California, Southern Nevada	Chapman University	'
Wildcard Winner		Purdue University Calumet	'

District	States	2010 Winning Team(s)	National Finals Placement
1	Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut	Boston University	'
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	Syracuse University	'
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	George Washington University	'
3	Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina	University of Virginia	'
4	Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico	Florida State University	'
5	Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky	Marshall University	'
6	Illinois, Indiana, Michigan	Purdue University Calumet	'
6	Illinois, Indiana, Michigan	Butler University	'
7	Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana	Savannah College of Art and Design	'
8	North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin	University of Wisconsin - Madison	'
9	Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri	University of Nebraska - Lincoln	'
10	Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana	Texas State University	National Runners-Up
10	Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana	University of Houston	'
11	Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska	University of Oregon	'
12	Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico	Art Center Design College - Tucson	'
13	Hawaii	Chaminade University	'
14	Northern California, Northern Nevada	University of Nevada, Reno	'
15	Southern California, Southern Nevada	Chapman University	National Champions	Wildcard Winner	Ball State University	'

District	States	2009 Winning Team(s)	National Finals Placement
1	Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut	Johnson & Wales University	'
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	Syracuse University	National Champions
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	George Washington University	'
3	Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina	University of Virginia	'
4	Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico	Florida State University	'
5	Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky	Ohio University	'
6	Illinois, Indiana, Michigan	Northwood University	'
6	Illinois, Indiana, Michigan	Columbia College Chicago	'
7	Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana	University of Alabama	National Runners-Up
8	North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	'
9	Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri	University of Nebraska - Lincoln	'
10	Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana	Texas Tech University	'
11	Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska	Portland State University	'
12	Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico	Art Center Design College – Tucson	'
13	Hawaii	Hawaii Pacific University	'
14	Northern California, Northern Nevada	University of California, Berkeley	'
15	Southern California, Southern Nevada	Chapman University	'	Wildcard Winner	Texas Christian University	'

District	States	2008 Winning Team(s)	National Finals Placement
1	Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut	Emerson College	5th Place
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	Hofstra University
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	George Washington University
3	Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina	University of Virginia	3rd Place
4	Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico	Florida State University
5	Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky	Ohio University	National Champions
6	Illinois, Indiana, Michigan	Indiana University Bloomington
6	Illinois, Indiana, Michigan	Columbia College Chicago
7	Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana	Louisiana State University
8	North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin	University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh
9	Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri	Webster University
10	Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana	Texas State University–San Marcos
11	Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska	University of Oregon
12	Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico	Art Center Design College – Albuquerque	National Runners-up
13	Hawaii	No participant
14	Northern California, Northern Nevada	University of Nevada, Reno
15	Southern California, Southern Nevada	University of Southern California
Wildcard Winner		Texas Christian University	4th Place

District	States	2007 Winning Team(s)	National Finals Placement
1	Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut	Quinnipiac University
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	Syracuse University	4th Place
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	Baruch College
3	Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina	University of Virginia
4	Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico	Florida State University
5	Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky	Marshall University
6	Illinois, Indiana, Michigan	University of Illinois
6	Illinois, Indiana, Michigan	University of Michigan	National Runners-Up
7	Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana	Savannah College of Art and Design
8	North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	National Champions
9	Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri	Webster University
10	Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana	Texas Christian University
11	Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska	Portland State University
12	Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico	Art Center Design College - Tucson
13	Hawaii	Chaminade University
14	Northern California, Northern Nevada	California State University - Chico
15	Southern California, Southern Nevada	University of Southern California	3rd Place
Wildcard Winner		University of Texas at Austin

District	States	2006 Winning Team	National Finals Placement
1	Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut	Johnson and Wales University
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	University of Scranton
2	New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia	George Washington University
3	Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina	University of Virginia	National Champions
4	Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico	University of Miami
5	Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky	University of Kentucky
6	Illinois, Indiana, Michigan	Ball State University
7	Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Southeast Louisiana	University of Tennessee
8	North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	3rd Place
9	Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri	Webster University	National Runners-Up
10	Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Northwest Louisiana	Southern Methodist University
11	Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska	University of Oregon
12	Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico	Art Center Design College – Albuquerque	4th Place
13	Hawaii	Chaminade University
14	Northern California, Northern Nevada	University of Nevada, Reno
15	Southern California, Southern Nevada	Chapman University
Wildcard Winner		University of Wisconsin–Madison

Year	Sponsor	Winning Team	Year	Sponsor	Winning Team
1973	California Vinter	Michigan State University	1974	American Motors Corporation	University of South Carolina
1975	Warner-Lambert	University of Texas-Austin	1976	Toyota Motor Sales USA	University of Texas-Austin
1977	Frito-Lay Inc.	San Jose State University	1978	Coca Cola USA (Sprite)	Virginia Commonwealth University
1979	Wella Balsam	University of Tennessee	1980	Nabisco, Inc.	San Antonio College
1981	Adolf Coors	Michigan State University	1982	Corning Glass Works	University of Virginia
1983	Maxwell House Coffee	University of Georgia	1984	Radio Shack	Texas Tech University
1985	Burger King Corporation	San Jose State University	1986	Levi Strauss and Company	Iowa State University
1987	Chevrolet Motor Division	Brigham Young University	1988	Nestle Foods Corporation	University of Oregon
1989	Kellogg Corporation	University of West Florida	1990	The Hearst Corporation	Southwest Texas State University
1991	American Airlines	University of Wisconsin–Madison	1992	Visa USA	University of Montana
1993	Saturn Corporation	Ithaca College	1994	Eastman Kodak Company	University of Houston
1995	Chrysler Corporation	Loyola University-New Orleans	1996	American Red Cross	University of West Florida
1997	Pizza Hut	University of West Florida	1998	Hallmark Cards, Inc.	George Washington University
1999	Toyota Motor Sales, USA	UCLA	2000	The New York Times	University of Alabama
2001	Daimler-Chrysler	University of Wisconsin–Madison	2002	Bank of America	Southern Methodist University
2003	Toyota Motor Sales	University of Nevada-Reno	2004	VISIT FLORIDA	Southern Methodist University
2005	Yahoo!	Texas State University-San Marcos	2006	Postal Vault	University of Virginia
2007	Coca-Cola	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	2008	AOL (AIM)	Ohio University
2009	Century Council	Syracuse University	2010	State Farm	Chapman University

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2011 District Winners: jcpenney Campaign

2010 District Winners: State Farm Campaign

2009 District Winners: Century Council Campaign

2008 District Winners: AOL Campaign

2007 District Winners: Coca-Cola Campaign

2006 District Winners: Postal Vault Campaign

Past Sponsors and Winners

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2011 District Winners: jcpenney Campaign

2010 District Winners: State Farm Campaign

2009 District Winners: Century Council Campaign

2008 District Winners: AOL Campaign

2007 District Winners: Coca-Cola Campaign

2006 District Winners: Postal Vault Campaign

Past Sponsors and Winners

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