No, but don't you want to be? This competition is open to anyone who feels they’re cool enough to win. But DMA member or not, make sure you submit your best work, because our judges are tough.

First, you must register as an Artist and create your Artist profile. Once you have registered and confirmed your account via email, you can log in to your account. To enter a competition, you MUST upload a video and submit it to a Contest Stage during the Open Submissions period. For more information on how to upload a video, click here.

You don't have to be a member in order to enter, but members are eligible for lower entry fees. As a nonmember, your entry fees will be higher.

Yes. There is no limit on the number of teams that can submit entries from each college/university/institute.

Entry dates and deadlines are established for each intramural competition and are published in the Recreational Sports Calendar and weekly on the Recreational Sports page in The University Daily. All entries must be submitted on an official entry form in the Student Recreation Center Intramural Office, Room 203. Individuals looking to join teams may do so through the Recreational Sports Free Agent program.

Students on academic probation are eligible to participate in the Competition. However, only those students in academic good standing are eligible to become staff members. All students interested in becoming a member of ELR or ILR or LLR must complete a Write-On packet.

Answer: There are two sections to the international design competition. One area is open to property practitioners and academics from across the world. The second area is open to undergraduates and postgraduates currently studying on a property based course either in the UK or elsewhere in the world. Separately but related, we will shortly be launching a design competition for secondary and primary school children in Letchworth Garden City.

No, your answer will have been removed and therefore you will not be eligible to be awarded a "best answer" and be entered into the prize draw.

Yes. There is no limit to the number of screenplays that you may enter. You must, however, complete a separate entry form and release form for each screenplay and submit them with the required entry fee. Additional screenplays entered at the same time have a reduced entry fee of $40.

Tippers may enter the competition up to the closing time for round 5 picks. Late entrants will be given the accumulated total of the lowest scores recorded during the previous round(s), but not more than 4 points per round.

Yes you can as long as you have sought their permission to do so. If we receive a complaint that you did not seek permission, your membership may be terminated depending upon the conditions. For a more detailed explanation of your statutory sales rights please access the terms and conditions- Sales of good act. You will receive items purchased from the Office Shop within 3 to 5 working days. We send all items carefully packaged via First Class mail.

The competition is structured as a two-stage open process.

Interested design professionals should visit the Competitors' Site at http://www.toronto.ca/npsquarecompetition/index.htm to download a copy of the Competition Brief, which contains full submission information, including mandatory requirements and schedule of activities.

Absolutely. You will simply need to send a money order payable in US dollars, or if you submit electronically, you can pay by credit card.

Our Ladies competition format is slightly different to the gents. Ladies have a monthly medal competition which is held on a Wednesday. You must still enter via the Start Sheet on the Notice Board.

The prize winners may not be challenge organizers. The challenge organizers will enter development submissions from time to time, under the name "Reference". Reference entries are shown for information only and are not part of the competition.

Yes, you may do this, both before and after the work is assessed. You hold the copyright. However, the IB would prefer that this happened afterwards simply to help ensure that you do not get an unfair advantage over other candidates and receive more feedback on your work than normal. You may also publish the essay but under the same constraints. You hold the copyright in any work that you create using your own skill, intelligence or imagination.

Yes. The competition is open to all individuals worldwide. If you are a non-licensed architect, a graduate student, or an undergraduate student in your final year, you are eligible to participate. A number of honorees in past years have been from locations across the globe. However, due to the cost and complexities of international shipping, please be aware that ArchVoices cannot guarantee the availability of all prizes for participants outside of the U.S., Canada, and Australia.

There are 3 suitcases in the Mystery Case competition, which is open for the first 50 minutes of the show only. One of them contains R10 000. In this competition you need to guess correctly which case holds the R10 000. You therefore need to SMS either a 1, a 2, or a 3 to 35400 during the show. SMS just one of those three numbers, and nothing else. You will receive a reply notification by SMS that your entry has been accepted. The SMS will read: 'Thank you for you SMS to Deal or No Deal.