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Congratulations to the following Cobb students who won awards at the Georgia Science and Engineering Fair (GSEF) March 23rd-24th.
Senior Division Manav Shah (Wheeler High School) Place: 3rd Honors Project: The Effect of Neem on Nosocomial Infection Causing Microorganisms Special Award: Tellus' Future Science Stars Award- Alternate Daniel Chu (Kennesaw Mountain High School) Project: Pattern Recognition of Electronic Noses in Detecting Funguses Special Award: Tellus' Future Science Stars Award- Alternate Carrington Parks (Kennesaw Mountain HS) Project: Can You Tweet Me Now? Using Household Materials to Block Wi-Fi Special Award: The SJS Management "Busy Bee" Award- Senior Division Junior Division Stephen Litt (Lovinggood Middle School) Project: Can EGCG Identify and Eliminate Cancerous Tumors in Planarians? Place: 2nd Honors Special Awards: Georgia Microscopical Society Lucy B. McCrone Student Science Award, Georgia Science & Engineering Fair Student Choice- Best Overall Junior Project Laetika Kokil and Alice Belden (McClure Middle School) Project: The Effect of Music and Gum on Memory Games Place: 2nd Honors Special Awards: American Psychological Association Award, NABT Biology and Life Science Project Award- Junior Division Hannah Huff (Lovinggood Middle School) Project: Do Fluids with Higher Viscosity Reduce Noise More Efficiently? Place: 3rd Honors MacKenzie Bryant (Mabry Middle School) Project: Rotten Teeth Place: 4th Honors Olivia Reed (Mabry Middle School) Project: Color Effect on Memory Place: 4th Honors The State Middle School Science Olympiad Tournament has changed locations from South Cobb High School to Hillgrove High School. The address for Hillgrove is 4165 Luther Ward Rd, Powder Springs, GA 30127
The Georgia Tech Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics, and Computing’s (CEISMC) GIFT Program - in collaboration with universities and businesses across the state - offers Georgia K-12 Science, Math, and Technology Teachers paid 4-7 week internships in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM).
When: Summer Months, Annually (June – July) Where: Internships available throughout Georgia. Sample sites include Georgia Tech, University of Georgia, Georgia Power Plants, JCB Inc., Siemens, UPS and numerous other companies, research agencies, and universities. Internship Benefits:
To learn more and apply for GIFT, visit ceismc.gatech.edu/gift The Dodgen Science Olympiad Invitational scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, January 20th, has been cancelled due to continuing ice on the roads but will still take place virtually. If you do not receive information from Kathy Jacobson by this afternoon, please email her at pkjacobson@earthlink.net.
The Chemistry Olympiad is an annual, international competition of chemical knowledge designed to recognize outstanding chemistry students and foster cross-cultural experiences. The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Kennesaw State University (KSU) and the Georgia Local Section (GLS) of the American Chemical Society (ACS) are sponsoring the first-tier of the Chemistry Olympiad program, which is a local competition.
A qualifying exam will be given on Saturday, March 17th 2018 at KSU from 10:30 am until 12:30 pm. The 13 students who score the highest on the qualifying exam will be invited to take the national exam on Saturday, April 21st 2018 at Kennesaw State University. This national exam will consist of a written portion and a laboratory portion. The National Committee will then evaluate the national exam results to select the 20 members of the U.S. Chemistry Olympiad Team. These students get to participate in a two-week study camp, and the best four students will be selected for the US team. The international competition will be held in Bratislava, Slovakia and Prague, Czech Republic the week of July 19-29 2018. More information about this event can be found at http://www.acs.org using the keyword search ‘Chemistry Olympiad’. Interested students should register online by 5 pm on Monday, January 15th: https://kennesaw.co1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_4ZTwIUqOuSyQpkF&Q_JFE=0 This poster session provides a platform for 9th-12th grade students to share their water science research projects and monitoring results, and to receive recognition throughout the water quality monitoring community. Presenters will interact with peers, professionals, and volunteers in the field. All accepted abstracts will be published on the AAS website. Selected abstract entries will present their posters at Confluence, the Adopt-A-Stream volunteer monitoring conference, held on Friday and Saturday, March, 2018 at the Environmental and Heritage Center in Buford, Georgia. Travel stipends are available for eligible participants.
Poster Session Guidelines Abstract Submission Form Deadline to submit abstracts: Monday, January 15, 2018 View previous winners' abstracts and posters on the Water Science Poster page. For questions or more information, contact 404-651-8512, or email us at AAS@gaepd.org. |
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