student ADDY's competition
AD2SF runs the student ADDY's competition for the Northern San Francisco Bay Area. We highly recommend that all students pursuing a career in a communications field participate in this competition. Employers regard highly award winners, which helps you have a leg up over the competition in today's job marketplace.
The AAF Student ADDY Awards Competition is a unique national awards program designed specially for college students. Work entered at your local level can move up to the regional and national judging, just like the work entered by professionals across the country.
Applicants must be enrolled full- or part-time in an accredited U.S. educational institution. Student interns are eligible to enter.
Submit work developed specifically for this competition or from previous projects or student contests (work must be created while the entrant is a student not employed in the advertising industry). National winning entries may receive the following:
- Finalist certificate—great for résumés and portfolios
- Prestigious Student ADDY Award for first-place winners
- $1,000 cash prize for National Best of Show winner
For the complete rules and guidelines, please download the rules and guidelines PDF.
Click here to register for the Student ADDY competition.
If you have registered for the Student ADDY competition, sumbissions are due by February 12th. Late submissions are due by February 18th and for an extra fee. Judging will be done on February 20th. You may pay your entrance fees via the PayPal button below. You can adjust quantities on the PayPal page after you hit the "Buy Now" button. If you would prefer to pay by check, please make it out to Ad 2 San Francisco and mail it to:
755 Sansome Street Suite 360
San Francisco, CA 94111.
Once you have paid your entrance fees, submissions can be mailed to the same address as your check. We are also setting up various drop-off boxes at some colleges and universities. Please email us to see if there is a drop-off box at your school or to request we set one up.
