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Culver’s business model contest awards over $30,000 to students

November 17, 2016
Austin Rosenberger listens to his business parter while he pitches their idea. Culver’s business model contest awarded first place $15,000.
[/media-credit] Austin Rosenberger listens to his business parter while he pitches their idea. Culver’s business model contest awarded first place $15,000.
Dylan Parks hugs Director Colleen Merrill after winning the contest. Parks used corrugated cardboard boxes to create desks that sit atop classroom desks so that kids do not have to sit so much during their days.
[/media-credit] Dylan Parks hugs Director Colleen Merrill after winning the contest. Parks used corrugated cardboard boxes to create desks that sit atop classroom desks so that kids do not have to sit so much during their days.
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