Advertisements and plans for the first advertising competition to be held under the jurisdiction of the University Business School, must be submitted before Friday, October 10, according to an announcement made recently by officials of the Business School. In September of last year. Edward W. Bok presented a fund to the University with a view to stimulating interest and improvement in advertising work. This will be the first of annual awards to be made from this gift.
All advertisements published between October 1, 1923, and October 1, 1924, in American and Canadian newspapers and periodicals, will be eligible for the award, which will be made in three parts. A gold medal will be given to that individual whom the jury believes to have done most to raise the standards of advertising. A second group of three awards carrying prizes of $1500 each, will go to the best campaigns and researches of the year that are connected with advertising. A third group of three prizes, worth $1000 each will be given for the best individual advertisements.
Read more in News
HARVARD FELLOW MAY BE SENT TO GERMANYRecommended Articles
-
In the Graduate SchoolsFifteen men of national prominence will gather today in the new baseball cage to judge the 5000 exhibits of advertisements
-
314 ADVERTISERS ENTERED IN 1929 BOK COMPETITIONThree hundred and fourteen competitors from all parts of the country have submitted advertisements for the sixth annual Harvard Advertising
-
In the Graduate SchoolsChanges in the provisions and prizes of the Harvard Advertising Awards were announced Saturday at University Hall. Four new prizes
-
In the Graduate SchoolsThe advertisements admitted in this year's competition for the Harvard Advertising Awards of the Business School founded by Edward Bok
-
1928 BOK AWARD CONTEST ATTRACTS RECORD ENTRIESOver 10,000 advertisements have been submitted for the fifth annual Harvard Advertising Awards Contest, it was announced yesterday by D.