Wind Energy Club prepares to compete in Collegiate Wind Competition
Josh Forrest (left), senior aerospace engineering major, information sciences and technology minor, and president of the Wind Energy Club, and Eric Sarbacker, junior chemical engineering major, assemble a test wind turbine to prepare for the upcoming collegiate wind competition.
Image: Tyler Henderson
Wind Energy Club prepares to compete in Collegiate Wind Competition
Mariah Chuprinski
April 14, 2021
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. Each year since 2014, the Penn State Wind Energy Club has competed in the United States Department of Energy (DOE) Collegiate Wind Competition, taking home more first place wins than any other team. With hard work, flexibility and new, creative designs, they plan to do the same this year.
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Now that’s ending the year on a high note.
The Grade 3 French Immersion students at Brockville’s Westminster Public School placed third in their category in the CBC 2020 Music Class Challenge, the public school board reported Friday.
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Every fall, CBC Music and MusiCounts (a music education charity affiliated with the Juno Awards) holds the nationwide contest aimed at engaging students with Canadian music and providing opportunities for students to showcase their talent.
The Westminster students chose the song “Seed In The Ground,” by Canadian singer/songwriter Connie Kaldor.
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Now that’s ending the year on a high note.
The Grade 3 French Immersion students at Brockville’s Westminster Public School placed third in their category in the CBC 2020 Music Class Challenge, the public school board reported Friday.
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Try refreshing your browser. Westminster kids among the best in music contest Back to video
Every fall, CBC Music and MusiCounts (a music education charity affiliated with the Juno Awards) holds the nationwide contest aimed at engaging students with Canadian music and providing opportunities for students to showcase their talent.
The Westminster students chose the song “Seed In The Ground,” by Canadian singer/songwriter Connie Kaldor.