Bricks were provided by Clay Ingels Company for a student competition where participants had 24 hours to construct projects that were then evaluated by professionals. The three winners, William Pruitt, Al Ataide and Matt Flamm, were announced at a memorial reception and later invited to an awards luncheon for their winning entries in the KMI student competition.

1. Bricks were provided for the competition by the Clay Ingels Company

3. Students were given 24 hours to construct their projects.

27. The finished constructions were evaluated by a jury of professionals.

30. The three winners of the KMI student competition were announced at Professor Stephen Deger’s memorial reception in front of Pence Hall.

31. The winners, William Pruitt, Al Ataide and Matt Flamm were invited to the KMI Awards Luncheon at the Mohamed Ali Center in Louisville KY on April 23, 2009.