Program Schedule

10:00 AM - Open Remarks

10:15 AM - Competition Starts

12:00 PM - Lunch/ Speaker

1:00 PM - Competition Resumes

2:30 PM - Event Ends

Competition format this year:

Teams will compete in a ten round academic challenge to decide the winner. Each round will consist of ten questions, focused on a global topic based on the study guide provided by the World Affairs Councils of America. The team that answers the most number of questions correctly will win the competition and have the opportunity to travel to Washington, DC to compete in the national program. 

In the case of a tie for first place, a head to head tie breaker question will be presented to the teams. This question will focus on a global issue and the team closest to the correct answer will be deemed the winner. For example, a question may be "What is the exact population of China as of January 2020?" In the event of a tie, another question will be asked, until one team is deemed the winner.

PRIZES:

Photos from 2022 NH Academic WorldQuest at Southern NH University

Questions?  Read:  Academic WorldQuest FAQs 

More questions?  Please contact us at council@wacnh.org.

Also, watch this video from the Alaska World Affairs Council to get a visual idea of what

Academic WorldQuest is all about!