Fischler School and Alvin Sherman Library to Host Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz on May 30

The 25th Annual Congressional High School Art Competition, An Artistic Discovery, provides members of Congress with the unique opportunity to showcase the talents of their creative, dynamic high school constituents.  Since the competition's inception in 1982, countless numbers of students have been able to participate at the local level. 

During the week of May 23-31 the work of local students will be on display in the Alvin Sherman Library, and all of the paintings will be entered into the 25th Annual Congressional High School Art Competition. Fischler School Provost and University Dean H. Wells Singleton, Ph.D., will welcome Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz to NSU’s main campus on Tuesday, May 30 to recognize the local students’ achievements. The event is sponsored by the Fischler School of Education and Human Services and the Alvin Sherman Library.

The winning piece from Wasserman Schultz's District (FL-20) will be showcased at the Capitol in Washington, DC, along with the winning pieces from Congressional Districts all over the country.  The winner will also be presented with two complimentary round-trip tickets to attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Capitol in honor of the exhibit on Tuesday, June 28.