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I started DI in third grade and participated for 2 years as a team member. I worked on the fine arts and engineering challenges. After that, I started helping DI as a scoring room runner and then a Time Keeper/Announcer. I have helped set up the engineering challenge on the Western slope every year. I have also helped at state every year as a score runner and as a TKA....
I have been in DI since 1st grade. I’ve been a team member for 12 years, competed at gloabls 6 times, been on the state teen leadership committee for 4 years, and volunteered for 6 years....
I competed in DI for 11 years starting in 1st grade in both Denver and South Metro. I have been volunteering within DI since 6th grade, served on the Teen Advisory Committee in high school, and started the Materials Equity Program for DI CO....
I have been a team member in DI since 3rd grade. I have participated at three different schools, making teams with friends from all three: Crowne Pointe Academy, STEM Academy, and Jefferson Academy, have all played a role in my Destination Imagination experience. For the last few years, I have been a member of the DI teen leadership committee and I assist in helping make DI magical and fun for everyone involved....
8 active years in the program. Four years as a participant from 3-6th grade. Won Renaissance awards, won districts twice and participated in fine arts, community service and improv. Served as leader in each team. Four years on the teen leadership team....
Hi! I’m Kenny Hora, an 11-year-long participant in DI in one way or another. From 2nd grade to 9th grade, I was a participant on a DI Team and placed at regionals and state many times, earning special awards along the way. I’ve been to Globals 3 times and earned a Globals-level Rennaissance Award for building guitars out of cardboard. Last year, I was a first-time team manager for a middle-level team. Right now, I serve as a co-chair of the DI Colorado Teen Leadership Committee, planning DI After Dark and other events to reach out to as many DI Colorado students as possible....
DI Competitor, 2010-2014 (South Metro Region, St. Mary’s Academy), 2014 Global Finals Champion (Scientific Challenge) DI Teen Leadership Committee Member, 2017-2021 (South Metro Region, Regis Jesuit High School)...
This is my fifth year completing in DI and have gone to globals all the years that I have competed. I have also served on the teen leadership committee for two years....
I started DI in 2017, my freshmen year of high school! I showed up to auditions having not known what DI even was, or that it was even an audition. I had a blast for an hour and afterward, I got a text saying I made the team. Our team was called Here Comes Treble! and we did the Improv challenge all three years. We made a TON of improvements throughout the years and I'm proud to say we made it to globals two years in a row, which was amazing! In the team, I didn't have an official role, but my main job was to pick up the card and read it; Or because of my shorter hair, I was the guy, which of course became a major running joke in our all-girl team....
I’ve been a DI kid since fourth grade, totaling nine years. I have competed in Global Finals five times, although I’ve qualified six times. My team and I have won 1st place at many regional and state tournaments, as well as earning several special awards. I’ve also volunteered in DI by serving as a team manager for a team of second graders, teaching kids about video editing and animation for a DI summer camp and being a member and contributing to the DI teen leadership committee. The whole process of starting with a massively open-ended problem and working together as a team to come up with a creative solution is something that I love. Every time we have qualified for Globals my team has worked until the very end. Every year I put in everything I have into making something that I am proud of. From cool costumes, to intricate set pieces, to technically innovative contraptions, and even animations that take over one hundred hours to complete, it was all worth it....
