AICC Recognizes (CONT’D FROM PAGE 20)
of Michigan State University, Third Place winner. Due to the challenges students continued to face in 2021 because of Covid-19, AICC modified its competition. Students had to create and design a “Quarantine Survival Kit,” a self-shipper box that would be sent to a friend or relative during a quarantine. Structurally, the task was to build a box that could safely ship one 10.75-ounce can of soup, one sleeve of crackers, one 12-ounce bag of coffee, and one 8-ounce container of hand sanitizer. Graphically, teams needed to design the exterior and interior of the box, including creating their own company and logo, and give the customer a “wow” factor when unboxing. The First Place winners were Logan Vinson, Thomas Breslin, Marcus Dodds, and James Linenbrink from Clem- son University. The Second Place winners were Glennith Tran, Maria Tran, Odalys Carranza, and Karina Oviedo from the University of Texas at Arlington. There was a tie for third place between the teams of Tucker Nelson, Tyler Kirkland, Wil Gates and Nick Miller from Clemson Univer- sity and Brooke Oleta Selby, Afia Azeemuddin, Dai Vuong, and Tien Tran from the University of Texas at Arlington. The J. Richard Troll Memorial Scholarship Fund was es- tablished to honor the memory of the late J. Richard Troll, a founder of the AICC and ICPF. For more information on the annual AICC Student Pack- aging Design Competition and the J. Richard Troll Schol- arship, contact Laura Mihalick at 703-836-2422 or lmihal- ick@aiccbox.org.
tary scholarship is sent to their respective schools for the next calendar year. The First Place Winner and Graduate School recipient was Lauren Toler of Clemson University. Undergraduate
Student recipients were Mary Werner of Clemson Univer- sity, First Place winner; Wallace Layman of North Carolina State University, Second Place winner; and Hannah Emch AICC’s Jay Carman recognized Logan Vinson of Clemson Uni- versity as the winner of AICC’s Student Design Competition.
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