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Poster winners see from others’ perspectives

By Clay Schuldt 1 min read
Staff photo by Clay Schuldt Human Rights Commission poster contest winners Cheyenne Henrichs (left) and Mason Sherrod accept awards at the commission's meeting Tuesday. Standing behind them are Human Rights Commission members Larry Czer (left) and Dan Kalk.

By Clay Schuldt

Staff Writer

NEW ULM -- The winners

of the Human Rights

Commission poster and

essay contest were announced

Monday.

In the poster contest;

third place went to Cheyenne

Henrichs; Christian

Swantz and Mason Sherrod

tied for second and Mario

Mendoza won first place.

This year's poster theme

was: How would the world

look different if people

took the time to see things

through others' perspectives?

The essay contest winner

was Megan Hames. This

year's essay prompt was:

How could consider ing the

perspectives of others while

making decisions influence

situations in our world?

Commissioner Wendi

Ringhofer said the commission

was pleased with

this year's submissions. She

said the amount of effort and

message conveyed through

art was impressive.

The winning poster submissions

will be displayed

at The Grand Center for Arts

and Culture next month.

Starting at /week.