Starting in 2026, Recovery Resource Center will be hosting the
Lower Shore Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition.
For more info, please contact Lisa Campbell at Lisa@rrcsby.org or at 443-735-0059.
Lower Shore Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition
2025 Winners are:
Best of Show - Harmony Carter- Crisfield High School
Dorchester County
Aubrey Tijerina, 1st Place - North Dorchester High School
Adrien Sinkeldam, 2nd Place - North Dorchester High School
Lauren Keyser, 3rd Place - North Dorchester High School
Somerset County
Jenna Elliot, 1st Place - Washington High School
Jazmyne Cruey, 2nd Place - Crisfield High School
Ty'Nyah Penn, 3rd Place - Washington High School
Wicomico County
Allison McGrath, 1st Place - James M Bennett High School
Maia Raizen, 2nd Place - Mardela Middle & High School
Emily Rojas, 3rd Place - Parkside High School
Worcester County
Ella Schloesser 1st Place - Snow Hill High School
Sierra Merritt, 2nd Place - Snow Hill High School
Addie Perdue, 3rd Place - Snow Hill High School
Honorable Mentions
Ay-Showjn Pinkett, North Dorchester High School
Kalen Lin, Pocomoke High School
Daisy Harris, Snow Hill High School
Brady Willey, Parkside High School
Kennedy Kirtsos, James M. Bennett High School
Geraldin Dominguez-Jimenez, Washington High School
Victoria Corbin, Crisfield High School
Katrina Diaz, Crisfield Academy & High School
About the Competition
Rules & Requirements For Past Submissions
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The competition will now be hosted by Recovery Resource Center starting in 2026. Please reach out to Lisa Campbell, Executive Director at lisa@rrcsby.org for this year's competition.
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Open to any current high school public, private, or home school student in Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester Counties.
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Each student may submit one work.
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Entries must be submitted to Recovery Resource Center. Date TBD.
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Each work must be clearly marked with the student’s name, grade, teacher’s name, and school and be accompanied by this completed form.
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Works may be in any media, including painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, digital design, film/video, etc. Film/video entries must be submitted on a USB drive.
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Works are to be no larger than 28 inches x 28 inches, including any mat, frame, etc., and weigh no more than 10 pounds.
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2D works must be matted or framed and ready to hang.
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The theme of the work must be opioid or other drug and/or alcohol addiction and recovery.
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For questions, please contact Martin Hutchison at martin@uwles.org
How To Display The Art Submissions
Past entries are available for display at community events. To display past submissions, please contact Martin Hutchison at martin@uwles.org. Starting in 2026, Recovery Resource Center will be hosting the contest.