Her doodle statement said, “When I grow up, I hope I can jump into outer space so I can dance on the clouds. Stephanie said she wanted to draw something that no one else would think of doing. Public voting runs Monday through June 7 online at /d4g. Also, the winner’s school will receive $50,000 for technology initiatives. In addition to the national winner’s doodle being displayed on Google’s homepage for a day, the winner also receives a $30,000 scholarship. (Stephanie is competing against third- and fourth-graders.) Google executives then will vote on a single national winner. Now, online voting will determine finalists in each of five grade groups.
This year's theme was, "When I grow up, I hope … "Īndrea Cohan, education brand and marketing manager of Google, who attended the event in Hilliard, estimated that thousands of doodles were submitted from across the country, and these were whittled down toĥ3. Since 2008, the Doodle 4 Google contest has given K-12 students the chance to create a design to be featured on Google's homepage.
"I thought it would get submitted for my school, but I didn't expect my drawing to get past doodles in the state," Stephanie said after a school assembly that included officials from Google.
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