Join the Competition

2020 Competition

Disaster Shelter Summary 2020

Letter of Intent

Submit Project Report

How to Join the Competition

Step 1: Submit your application for entry by filling out a letter of intent. All applications for entry (letters of intent) are due by November 15, 2019.

Step 2: Check out the scoring matrix to see how your design will be judged and evaluated.

Step 3: Once you have been selected, you must register for the competition by January 31, 2020.

Step 4: Once registered, you must submit a project report to the competition judges by no later than March 30, 2020. The report must include design specifications of the proto-type and an explanation of how it meets the design parameters.

Step 5: Bring your shelter proto-type to JBU for testing and evaluation by the competition judges.

Questions?

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