Judge the World Affairs Challenge

Each year dozens of local educators and professionals join us at the World Affairs Challenge as judges. Their role is essential to the success of the WAC in meeting our goal of fostering life-long learners. Judges get to watch and grade team presentations and collaborative questions. Many judges tell us they are learning a lot themselves!

Judges must be available to stay for the entire duration of the WAC event. You may choose to judge the Middle School Challenge, the High School Challenge or both.

The judging criteria for WAC focuses on rewarding 21st Century Skills of critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, cultural awareness and communication, all essential skills for tomorrow’s workers and leaders.

Serving as a WAC judge is a voluntary effort. Coffee, breakfast, and lunch are complimentary. Judges will have the opportunity to spend the day interacting with fellow community leaders and volunteers, local NGOs, and of course tomorrow's leaders and problem solvers!

Please sign up to judge here:

Name *

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email Address *

Which challenge would you like to judge? *

Middle School Challenge | TBD, 2018

High School Challenge | TBD, 2018

I would like to judge both challenges

Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do: *

Professional history encouraged, personal history optional. Please share a little about your interest in World Affairs Challenge.

How did you hear about WAC? *

Returning WAC Judge

Colleagues

Online

Board Members

Used to be a WAC teacher / team advisor

Other

Please list any dietary restrictions:

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