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Goodworth’s holiday drawing, which features a skier near the iconic �ڰ������� pillars, will be showcased on the front of �ڰ�������’s official 2018 holiday greeting card.

“Ever since I was little and first saw the pillars on Red Hill, they captured my imagination standing there like sentinels overlooking �ڰ�������,” Goodworth said. “My idea and inspiration came from knowing that other students and the community have made the journey to enjoy the pillars.”

Goodworth’s drawing won him the grand prize of $1,000. Runner-up Melissa Ricks will receive a $500.

“I feel honored that my art will be representing �ڰ�������,” Goodworth said. “As an art teacher at Snake River High School, I hope this will inspire my students to pursue lofty goals.”

The �ڰ������� President’s Holiday Greeting Card Contest was created by former �ڰ������� First Lady Laura Vailas and began in 2006. Prize money and printing costs for the contest are provided by a donor each year.

The contest is open to full-time and part-time �ڰ������� students and is judged by a committee comprised of representatives from the president’s office, alumni relations, marketing and communications, Associated Students of �ڰ������� and the art department.

Submissions were judged by how well students were able to capture the spirit and beauty of the holiday season while thematically incorporating �ڰ�������, as well as other secondary factors decided by the committee after the top designs were determined.