主題：各種防癌抗癌相關課題

參赛者：加州中文學校及美國各級初高中學生(及加州中文學校小學生组海报競賽)

時間:   2018年8月4日1- 5PM

地點：O’Connor Hospital, 2105 Forest Ave., San Jose, CA 95128

報名手續:

1. 團隊競赛(3 – 5人) 。學生可自行組隊參赛。(學校亦可選派代表參赛)。
2. 請至網站www.acs-ccu.org 下載執名表。
3. 於2018年7月16日前以電子郵件寄回報名表。

参赛形式：

1. 海报
2. 诗朗诵，歌曲，舞台/音乐表演 (不超過3分鐘)
3. 录影 (不超過3分鐘)

競赛規則:

1. 參赛作品将于当日在現場舞台展示接受評審。
2. 參赛內容中英文均可。
3. 海報內容不限於報導展示，可加入採訪，調查，研究和統計的成果。

請將完成的作品交给: Dr. Edward Wu

時間:   2018年8月4日1PM

地點O’Connor Hospital, 2105 Forest Ave., San Jose, CA 95128

評審標準：

1. 主體內容            40%
2. 整體設計            30%
3. 創意表現            30%

獎勵：

1. 所有參赛團隊可获得由美国癌症协会颁发的奖状。
2. 所有高中參赛者每人均可獲10小時的社群服務時間。
3. 優勝者可获得美國癌症協會加州華人分會提供的奖状与獎品。

美國癌症協會為美國民間主導癌症研究、教育、立法和服務的慈善組織。我們有廣大的民眾支持和深遠的社會影響。我們的努力在人類抗癌工作中已獲得巨大進展。 以下數據可為明証：

• 全美國有350多萬人參加美國癌症協會每年5000多個抗癌接力大會
• 美國癌症協會每年募款超過3億美元
• 美國癌症協會曾獎助47位得諾貝爾獎的科學家研究癌症治療方法

癌症是人類公敵也是華人死亡的頭號殺手。尤其是肺癌、肝癌、大腸癌和乳癌更是華人最容易患得的癌症。癌症的治療方法眾多且治療過程痛苦。預防和及早發現是防癌最有效的方法，而充分的資訊和多方的支援更是抗癌最佳的手段。

為了提醒全球華人對癌症的警覺和重視，我們將在2018年8月4日(星期六) 下午1-5時於San Jose 的O’Connor Hospital舉辦防癌抗癌多媒体競賽。 歡迎大家參加。

主辦召集人                                       Dr. Edward Wu         edwardthwu@yahoo.com

共同召集人                                    Dr. Ying Liu                liuyingxd@gmail.com

加州華人分會會長                       S. Ling Wu                   sjrelay@yahoo.com

Contest Theme: Cancer Prevention

Contestants: Middle school and high school students from California Chinese schools and regional schools

Time: August 4th, 2018, 1-5 PM

Place: O’Connor Hospital, 2105 Forest Ave., San Jose, CA 95128

Registration Procedure:

1. Each group of contestants (3 to 5 students) forms a team. (Each school can have multiple teams)
2. Download registration form from www.acs-ccu.org
3. Submit registration form by July 16, 2018.

Format of Contest:

1. Poster
2. Audio/Visual (examples: Poem, song, short play/musical, etc.), max. 3 minutes
3. Video, max. 3 minutes

Rules of Contest:

1. Candidates from each category will be prepared to make on-stage presentation in the final round at the Relay.
2. Both English and Chinese submissions are acceptable.
3. The content is not limited to existing information; the results of investigation, analysis and statistical studies are also encouraged.

Submit project to:

Dr. Edward Wu

30616 Sandtrap Drive, Agoura Hills, CA 91301

edwardthwu@yahoo.com, include “CCU poster Contest” in subject line

Rule of Judgment for preliminary selection：

1. Content                  40%
2. Design                    30%
3. Innovation             30%

Awards：

1. All participating teams will receive certificates from American Cancer Society.
2. All high school participants will receive 10 hours community service time.
3. The winners will receive awards from California Chinese Unit (CCU)

Example Topics for the Contest:  

1. What would you do to combat cancer?
2. How can you prevent youth from smoking?
3. How to eat healthy?
4. How to raise fund for American Cancer Society to fight cancer?
5. What can you do to help cancer patients?
6. How life style affects cancer?
7. What can you do to prevent cancers?
8. How DNA relates to cancer?
9. What are the cancer early detections?
10. What is breast cancer?
11. What is lung cancer?
12. What is prostate cancer?
13. What is colon cancer?
14. What is liver cancer?
15. What is brain cancer?
16. How language barrier affects cancer prevention/treatment?
17. How can we use technology to combat cancer?
18. If we can prevent half of all cancer cases today, how can we better get the message out?
19. What can we do to stop cancer’s Number One Enemy, Tobacco?
20. What can we do to overcome obesity, soon to become the most preventable cause of cancer?
21. What would you do to prevent cancer?
22. Cancer survivors are our heroes. Create posters that we can share in hospitals and clinics.
23. Cancer affects too many children, lives at risk too soon. Create posters we can share to show how much we care for them.

About American Cancer Society:

American Cancer Society is a global grassroots force of more than three million volunteers saving lives and fighting for every birthday threatened by every cancer in every community. Now in their 31st year, Relay For Life events take place throughout the U.S. each year as local communities come together for one day in festival-like settings in the fight to end cancer and to remember those we have lost.

As the largest voluntary health organization, the Society’s efforts have contributed to a 20 percent decline in cancer death rates in the U.S. since 1991. Established in 1913, American Cancer Society believes that success in the fight against cancer is a team effort. Because of our shared commitment to wellness promotion and to improving access to quality health care, the Society partners with health plans on efforts to prevent cancer, detect it early, and improve the quality of life of plan members diagnosed with cancer. For more information, to get help, or to join the fight, call us anytime, day or night, at 1-800-227-2345 or visit cancer.org.

Program Chair                                                      Dr. Edward Wu            edwardthwu@yahoo.com

Program Co-Chair                                                Dr. Ying Liu                   liuyingxd@gmail.com

CCU Leadership Council Chair                           S. Ling Wu                     sjrelay@yahoo.com