On Wednesday 30 May, the Universitat Politècnica de València, through the Cultural Management Area and La Casa del Alumno of its Vice-Rectorate for Students and Culture, together with the UPV Student Delegation, launched the “GAME OVER” campaign against alcohol abuse.
At the launch event, attended by the Vice-Rector for Students and Culture, Mª Victoria Vivancos, and Antonio de Hoces, UPV Student Delegate, the winning “bottles” from the original campaign, “Planta cara al botellón”, were on display.
The winning work, together with the second and third prizes, have been turned into giant polystyrene bottles. The first prize was an original idea by Moisés Calero (ETSID), the second prize, ‘CRASH’, belongs to Ana Blaya (ETSA), and the third, ‘FRÁGIL’, to Giulia Vittoria (ETSID).
Several media outlets have covered the initiative. Under the headline “La UPV lanza mañana la campaña GAME OVER contra el abuso en el consumo de alcohol”, it was reported by Prioridad Cero, Cero (opens in a new tab) and elperiodic.com (opens in a new tab). Also in the online edition of Levante: El campus de Vera lanza una campaña en sus escuelas contra el “botellón” (opens in a new tab).
Useful links:
News item on the Cultural Management Area microsite. (opens in a new tab)
Video report by the EFE news agency (opens in a new tab):
Botellas de dos metros contra el botellón (opens in a new tab)
