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2008 Region V Science & Engineering Fair Awards
If you know of a business or
organization that would like to sponsor a special award please have them
contact me.
In addition to the below
special awards - first, second, third place and honorable mentions will
be awarded in each category of the Elementary, Junior, and Senior
divisions. A Best of Show in each division will be selected as
well as an Overall Fair winner from the Senior division. The
Overall Winner will receive an automatic bid to the Intel International
Science and Engineering Fair in Indianapolis, Indiana. In addition,
funds permitting, the "Best of Senior Division" project will also
receive a sponsored trip to the 2007 ISEF. Also,
"Best of Schools" Awards will be presented to the
Elementary, Junior, and Senior High Schools, that win the most 1st, 2nd,
3rd place, and Honorable Mention Awards at Regional Competition.
In the event of a tie, special awards will be used as the tie
breaker. Please note: Judging criteria for
special awards is different than for place awards. A student can garner
some of the top special awards without placing in their particular division
and category.
SWLA
Self Help For Hard of Hearing, Inc.
The SWLA
Self Help For Hard of Hearing, Inc. is
proud to sponsor, for the second year, an award in the category of Medicine and Health.
The SWLA SHHH is a nonprofit group whose purpose is to provide education
and support services and information for individuals, their families and
friends, and for health care providers who care for hard of hearing adults
and children. The topic is Noise Awareness. Displays and
experiments, (in the elementary grades), concerning Noise Awareness
will be entered in this category. Excessive noise is a problem today at
manufacturing plants, airports, and rock concerts (just to name a few
areas.) Prolonged exposure to excessive noise may cause your hearing to
deteriorate. We encourage students who are hard of hearing to
participate in this project category. We will be awarding a
certificate to participants and a savings bond to the winner in the elementary
division. For information about noise awareness, contact the
League for the Hard of Hearing at their web site www.lhh.org
and the national headquarters for the Self Help for Hard of Hearing
Persons, Inc at their web site www.shhh.org.
Industrial plants in our area may be sources of information for students
and teachers who are interested in noise awareness as a science project
topic. For further information about the SWLA SHHH group, call
337-475-5836 or jdenny@mail.mcneese.edu
. The Louisiana Region 5 Science Fair would like to thank the SWLA
SHHH and The Dennys for this special award and for promoting science, as
well as noise awareness, in our youth.
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WeatherTAP
WeatherTAP,
The Fastest Weather On The Web, is pleased to
announce an award of a 6 month Internet subscription to its weather
services, for a project that displays the best research in the field of
meteorology. I have subscribed to WeatherTAP
for several years and can state for a fact, weather service just doesn't
get any better than this. The Louisiana Region 5 Science and
Engineering Fair would like to thank Rob
Parsons
and TAP Publishing for this special award. If you are
interested in subscribing to WeatherTAP
services, please route your browser to their website and contact
them.
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American
Meteorological Society
The American Meteorological
Society will offer two Certificates of Outstanding Achievement to
student exhibitors in grades 9, 10, 11, or 12 ( unless in the judges'
opinion, exhibits in those grades are less meritorious than junior
division exhibits) at the 2005 Louisiana Region 5 Science &
Engineering Fair. For a team exhibit, each team member will receive
a certificate. The winning projects should represent ability and
creativity in an atmospheric science exhibit. Mr. Roger Erickson, Meteorologist
at the NOAA Lake Charles Weather Bureau and member of the AMS,
has agreed to judge and present the awards.
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American
Mathematical Society
The American
Mathematical Society is pleased to recognize 3 students in the
Mathematics category who are best able to communicate the concept of
mathematics as a participant of the 2005 Louisiana Region 5 Science and
Engineering Fair. In addition to certificates, the AMS
has provided soft "briefcases", water bottles, pens and pencils,
all which carry the society's logo. We at Region 5 would like to
thank the American Mathematical Society
and Diane Boumenot for these very special and unique awards, as well as
for their support of math and science in our youth.
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The
ASM International Foundation
The ASM
International Foundation is pleased to provide one (1) award at the
2005 Louisiana Region 5 Science and Engineering Fair. The award
consists of a medallion and certificate recognizing the winner of the best
materials engineering project as the fair. The criteria by which the
project will be judged is as follows: 1. Use of
materials-related concepts 2. Demonstration of some aspect of
the materials paradigm, i.e., structure - processing - properties -
properties - performance relationships 3. Clarity in
presentation 4. Clear understanding of the scientific
method 5. Aesthetics - layout of the project, neatness, etc.
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Association
for Women Geoscientists
The
Association for Women Geoscientists (AWG)
is pleased to provide an Award Certificate to a female student whose
project, in the opinion of the judge, exemplifies high standards of
innovativeness and scientific excellence in the geosciences. Special
consideration will be given to projects that increase public awareness of
the geosciences, illustrate the interdisciplinary nature of the
geosciences, or promote the sensitivity to the earth as a global
system.
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International
Society for Optical Engineering
The International
Society for Optical Engineering is
dedicated to advancing scientific research and engineering applications of
optical, photonic, imaging, and optoelectronic technologies through it
meetings, educational programs, and publications. SPIE
supports educational programs designed to provide information to educators
and students on the many interesting educational and career possibilities
in the exciting and growing field of optical engineering. This award
is offered with the hope that more than one student will be exposed to
these possibilities, and want to learn more. The Intel ISEF
affiliated regional or state winners of SPIE's
award will be entered into a drawing for a cash award.
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Discovery
Young Scientist Challenge
The
Discovery Young Scientist Challenge intended
to discover and reward the top 10% of 5th to 8th graders who have
conducted sound scientific research and who are able to best communicate
about science. Nominees must be in the 5th - 8th grade and must
place in the fair's category judging ( 1st - 4th place ).
Individuals and teams are eligible for consideration. Each team
member should be considered as one selection. Nominations should be
presented across grade levels, if at all possible. Each nominee will
receive a certificate of recognition and a lapel pin as a prize for
becoming a DYSC
nominee. Nominees will also receive a 2005 DYSC
Entry Booklet that may be completed to enter the next phase of the
competition. All entrants of the 2005 DYSC
will receive a t-shirt and will compete to become one of 400
Semifinalists. Forty of the 400 Semifinalists will be named
Finalists and will compete for a share of over $100,000 in scholarships,
trips, and prizes - the top winner will win a $15,000 college
scholarship. The 2002 DYSC produced a Special Award Winner from Lake
Charles, La. - David
Hart (Episcopal Day School). David
won the Univsrsity of California at Santa Barbara "Marine Science
Institute" Award. The 2001 America's Top Young Scientist of the Year was
Branson
Sparks of Alexandria, Louisiana.
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Herbert
Hoover Presidential Library Association
The
Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association is pleased to provide
the Herbert Hoover Young Engineer Award to the outstanding engineering
project for each fair. The student should have a good grasp of
engineering fundamentals, demonstrate competence in one or more
engineering disciplines, and show good communication skills by effectively
explaining his / her project. The winning student at each Intel ISEF
affiliated fair shall receive a medallion and certificate.
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Intel
Excellence in Computer Science Award
Intel
is proud to announce the continuation of the Intel Excellence in Computer
Science Award and of two hundred dollars. Intel supports the ISEF
because they recognize the importance of developing the talents of our
most promising young minds. In particular, the company hopes to
encourage increased participation in computer science, one of today's
fastest growing fields and an important source of innovation for the 21st
century. The winner of the Intel Excellence in Computer Science
Award will receive an Intel Certificate and $200 (The monetary award is
mailed to the recipient of the award at a later date).
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American
Psychological Association
The American
Psychological Association
Education Directorate and Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools are
pleased to award one certificate recognizing outstanding research in
psychology under the category of behavioral and social sciences. The
Regional Fair's awards committee is asked to judge entries using the following
criteria: Literature Review, Hypothesis and Method, Results, and Discussion.
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U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services
The
U.S. Public Health Service offers a special challenge for students to
develop science projects in regional science fairs affiliated with the
ISEF. Award winning projects will creatively illustrate and expand
upon the following statements from the Surgeon General in the most
excellent and persuasive manner:
Regular physical activity
throughout life is important for maintaining a healthy body, enhancing
psychological well being, and preventing premature death. Healthy
People 2010 recommends that:
A healthy diet and regular
physical activity are both important for maintaining a healthy
weight. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends that persons
aged 2 years and older:
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Choose a healthful assortment
of foods that includes vegetables, fruits, whole grains, fat-free or
low-fat milk products, and fish, lean meat, poultry or beans.
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Choose foods that are low in
saturated fat and added sugars most of the time
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Eat sensible portions of
food.
Tobacco use is a major risk
factor for heart disease, stroke, lung cancer, and chronic lung diseases -
all leading causes of death.
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Cigarette smoking is the
single most preventable cause of disease and death in the U.S.
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Environmental tobacco smoke
increases the risk of heart disease and significant lung conditions,
especially asthma and bronchitis in children.
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There is not safe tobacco
alternative to cigarettes. Spit tobacco causes cancer of the
mouth, inflammation of the gums, and tooth loss. Cigar smoking
causes cancer of the mouth, throat, and lungs, and can increase the
risk of heart disease and chronic lung problems.
It is possible that one
outstanding student project may be selected by the surgeon General and
included in his national campaign. This may include display of the
student's project in the Secretary's Reception Room, Washington, D.C., and
specific reference to the project results in the Surgeon General's public
statements.
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U.S.
Metric Association
The
U.S. Metric Association is providing one certificate to be presented
to the student whose project involves significant amount of quantitative
measurement and which best uses the SI metric system for those
measurements. Criteria includes: Any project which involves
measures and expresses those measures consistently and correctly in SI
metric would be a good choice to win the metric award. A project
which uses a variety of metric units for different kinds of measures (such
as force in newtons, pressure in kilopascals, energy in joules, power in
watts, etc.) would be a better choice than one which uses only centimeters
to measure lengths or liters for volumes.
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Yale
Science & Engineering Association
The
Yale Science & Engineering Association, Inc. (YSEA)
wishes to provide one (1) award at each Regional Intel ISEF
Competition. It is intended that this recognition be awarded to the
most outstanding 11th grade student exhibiting in the areas of Computer
Science, Engineering, Physics or Chemistry. A "Preliminary
Certificate" will be presented at the fair. A formal award
certificate, suitable for framing, and a pewter medallion will be
forwarded directly to the recipient sometime in July or August, 2005. In addition, it is possible that the recipient will be
contacted by a local Yale Club or Association and invited to an annual or
special meeting for further recognition and publicity of his/her
achievement.
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Water
Environment Federation
The Stockholm Junior Water Prize
(SJWP) is the most
prestigious international youth award for a water science research
project. Its purpose is to increase students' interest in
water-related issues and research, and to sensitize them - as future
leaders - to global water challenges. The competition for the SWJP
award is open to projects aimed at improving the quality of life through
improvement of water quality, water resources management, water protection
or water and wastewater treatment. The projects can apply these
criteria, for example, by focusing on water environment problems or
improving water management in schools, communities or water basins.
The SWJP welcomes
contestants in theoretical and applied science as well as projects aimed
at solving community water problems. The projects may focus on
local, regional, national, or global topics. It is essential that
all projects use a research oriented approach, which means that they
should use scientifically accepted methodologies for experimentation,
monitoring, and reporting the results, including statistical
analyses. More information on the prize can be found at the SWJP
site.
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Astronomy
Magazine
Kalmbach Publishing Co.,
the publisher of Astronomy Magazine, and Dan Koehler, Advertising Sales
Manager, Astronomy Magazine, and Internet Sales Manager of Astronomy.com,
are pleased to announce the sponsoring of 2 special awards for the 2005
Louisiana Region 5 Science and Engineering Fair. The top astronomy
related project in Elementary and Junior divisions will each receive a
subscription to Astronomy Magazine. We would like to thank Mr.
Koehler and Kalmback Publishing Co. for their contributions and support of
science in our youth, and of the Louisiana Region 5 Fair. Please
visit their site at www.astronomy.com
.
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Center for Acadiana
Genetics and Hereditary Health Care at LSU
The Center for Acadiana
Genetics and Hereditary Health Care at LSU Health Sciences Center in New
Orleans in Association With the Louisiana Area Health Education Centers
is proud to sponsor new science fair awards to students showing the most
promise to contribute to genetics research and hereditary health care in
future careers. The Senior High winner of this award will receive
a Palm Pilot and a certificate. The Junior High winner will receive
a medal and certificate. (An added note: The winner at the Louisiana
State Science Fair will receive a $1000 scholarship to a Louisiana college
or university)
Your project could be in any one of different categories: Behavioral Science, Zoology, Botany, Microbiology, Medicine
and Health, etc. - Just so that it relates to genetics or hereditary
health. Region V would like to thank Dr. Bronya Keats,
Director of the Center for Acadiana Genetics, Brian Jakes, CEO of Area
Health Education Center, and Judy LaBorde, Coordinator - Center for Molecular and Human Genetics, for sponsoring
and supporting these awards. Also,
to learn more about genetics at LSU Health Sciences Center, go to
www.medschool.lsuhsc.edu/genetics/.
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United
States Army
The
United States Army will offer awards for scientific / engineering
excellence to student exhibitors in grades 9, 10, 11, or 12 at the 2005
regional state fairs affiliated with the ISEF. At the regional
fairs, student winners will receive a Certificate of Achievement, and a
tangible reward (i.e. day pack, calculator). The selection and
presentation of Army awards will be made in the following five
categories: Engineering, Environmental Science, Mathematics,
Computer Science, Life Sciences, or Physical Sciences.
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United
States Navy / United States Marine Corps
The
Intel International Science and Engineering Fair is pleased to announce
the participation of the U.S. Navy /
U.S.
Marine Corps and the Office of
Naval Research in providing encouragement to our Nation's students,
through recognition and rewards, for their exceptional work in science and
engineering. On behalf of the U.S.
Navy / U.S. Marine Corps, the
Office of Naval Research (ONR) administers the Naval
High School Science Awards Program (NSAP).
The program serves as a means to stimulate and reward scientific
achievement among eligible high school students by encouraging them to
develop their interest in science and engineering and to pursue science or
technical careers. Depending on the number of exhibits in each fair,
two to four students whose projects are considered to demonstrate
excellence in science and engineering will be recognized as U.S.
Navy and Marine Corps Distinguished
Achievement winners. These students will receive a certificate and
prize. No team projects are eligible and students must be U.S.
citizens or permanent residents at the time of selection. In
addition, NSAP winners who are freshman, sophomores or juniors are invited
to apply to compete for generous undergraduate scholarships in the Junior
Science and Humanities Symposia (JSHS) Program.
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The
Air Force Research Laboratory
Managed
by the Air
Force Research Laboratory,
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, the Air Force Science Fair Program offers
a unique opportunity for the Air Force to support and encourage
achievements of America's youth in science, math, and engineering.
The Science Fair
Program has three goals:
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To Demonstrate
Air Force interest in youth to the community
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To Recognize
and encourage students who are conducting research in areas of
interest to the Air Force
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To acquaint
students with Air Force career possibilities by providing Air
Force visibility to potential future scientists and
engineers.
Each year the
Air Force supports science and engineering fairs by participating in
approximately 350 regional fairs in the United States and Puerto Rico
in February, March, and April. These fairs showcase the best
projects of more than 1.5 million students competing at individual
school and local levels. The Air Force has been participating in
regional fairs since 1994, and international fairs since 1965.
The Air Force Research Laboratory manages this program with extensive
involvement of the Air Force Recruiting Service, local recruiters, and
military and civilian volunteers.
For additional
information on the Air Force Science Fair Program, please contact afrl.science.fair@wpafb.af.mil.
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Louisiana
Department of Agriculture and Forestry
Louisiana Agriculture and Forestry
Commissioner Bob Odom and the Department of Agriculture and Forestry would
like to begin recognizing science fair participants who use agriculture and
forestry related topics in their science fair projects. Our idea is to send
a team of two or three judges to each regional science fair in the state and
select one student at each fair to present with a certificate and savings
bond. The project does not have to necessarily be a winner at the Regional
fair, just a really good idea that relates to agriculture or forestry. Our
goal is to encourage agriculture / forestry projects and to give recognition
to students who realize that agriculture / forestry is one of the top two
industries in the state. The topics could include: crawfish, cattle,
poultry, equine, pesticides, soil / water conservation, soybeans, sugarcane,
cotton, sorghum, wheat / hay, rice, horticulture, commercial fruits /
vegetables, corn, food safety, forestry practices, timber, urban forestry,
weights and measures, dairy and many others. ** It is with great enthusiasm
that Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry Bob Odom would like to confirm
a special award for each of your regional science fairs. We will call
it the Commissioner Bob Odom "Best in Agriculture and Forestry"
Achievement Award. We will present a student in the junior and senior
division an award certificate and a $50 U.S. Savings Bond. During the awards
ceremony at each fair, one of the department of agriculture's judges will
present a "dummy" certificate. The personalized certificate along
with the savings bond will be mailed to each student. Commissioner Odom's
office will send three judges to each science fair and one will present the
award on his behalf.
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Scientific
American
Scientific
American and Mr. Marc Rosner, Educational Consultant for
Scientific
American, is pleased to announce special awards of one year
subscriptions to Scientific American
magazine for 5 participants of the 2005 Louisiana Region 5 Science and
Engineering Fair. Winning students will receive an award certificate
in addition to the one year's subscription. The LR5SEF would like to
thank Mr. Rosner and Scientific American for promoting the advancement of
science in our youth by donating these gift subscriptions.
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Masse Family Chiropractic
Massee Family Chiropractic Life Center is proud to award a
$25 savings
bond for an outstanding project in the Medicine and Health category. We
would like to thank the Massee Center for this special award and for their support of science
in our youth.
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Southwest
Louisiana Chapter of the American Chemical Society
The Southwest
Louisiana Chapter of the American Chemical Society is proud to recognize
two projects which best promote the use of chemistry in
experimentation. Certificates and Scientific Calculators will be
awarded. The SWLA ACS has been a long time supporter of the Louisiana
Region 5 Science Fair, not only in special awards, but in sponsorship. The
ACS also sponsors the Mad Hatters activities that take place between the
judging and the awards ceremony on the day of the fair. LR5SEF
would like to thank the ACS for helping to keep the Fair "Alive!"
in 2005.
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Hart
Eye Center Awards
Dr. Hart and the Hart Eye Center
will be recognizing a Senior, Junior, and Elementary Division Project in
that involves issues of improvement or advances in the area of human health.
These Hart Eye Center Awards for Excellence in the area of Health
Sciences will be presented on the day of the Fair. The recognition
will be in a monetary as well as plaque form. The Louisiana Region 5 Fair would like to extend thanks to
Dr. Hart and the Hart Eye Center for these special awards and their
continued support of the Louisiana Region 5 Science and Engineering Fair..
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Ray
of Hope Award
Mr. Bennie Ringo and The Tour
Company, (also a Corporate Sponsor of the Louisiana Region 5 Science and
Engineering Fair) is proud to contribute, for the fourth year in a row, the "Ray of Hope
Award". This award will be presented to the student whose
project, (individual project), if practically implemented, could have an immediate, significant,
and positive effect on the everyday lives of impoverished people. The
Louisiana Region 5 Science Fair would like to thank Mr. Ringo for this very
unique and esteemed award as well as his support of Science In Our Youth.
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NEED Award
The mission of the NEED
Project is to promote an energy conscious and educated society by
creating effective networks of students, educators, business, government and
community leaders to design and deliver objective, multi-sided energy
education programs. The NEED Project is proud to recognize several
projects at the Louisiana Region 5 Science and Engineering Fair that meets
these goals.
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Science
Kit & Boreal Laboratories
Science
Kit & Boreal Laboratories is proud to
announce the special award sponsorship of 3 - $25 Gift Certificates for
purchases from their company. For over 50 years Science Kit
& Boreal Laboratories has been a leading provider of science
supplies and equipment to K-12 science teachers and schools throughout the
United States. In addition, they are the leader in kit building for middle
school and elementary science programs. Their online Catalog offers
over 15,000 items - everything you could need for the study of Biology,
Ecology & Environment, Chemistry, Earth Science, Physics and Physical
Science, including General Laboratory Supplies and the latest in
Multimedia and Book titles. I would like ot encourage not just
students, but educators as well, to visit their site to view their
selection of products. Currently the plan is to award these gift
certificates to outstanding elementary division projects. The
Louisiana Region 5 Science & Engineering Fair would like to thank Tom
Rosenecker and Science
Kit and Boreal Laboratories for these
Special Awards and for their support of science in our youth!
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Mu
Alpha Theta
Mu
Alpha Theta, the National
High School and Two-Year College Mathematics club, wishes to provide
one (1) award at each Regional Competition. It is intended that
this recognition be awarded to the individual or group project
demonstrating the most challenging, through, and creative
investigation of a problem involving modern mathematics. This
project does not necessarily have to be entered into the Mathematics
category.
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National
Society of Professional Engineers
The
National Society of Professional Engineers
and Professional Engineers in Industry is pleased to provide one (1)
award at each Regional Competition. The award consists of a
certificate, a lapel pin, supporting material, and a one year
subscription to Engineering Times. It is given to recognize the
most outstanding engineering project at each regional fair. It
is possible that the recipient will be contacted by an NSPE-affiliated
local chapter and invited to an annual or special meeting for further
recognition and an opportunity to network with professional
engineers. The criteria to be used is: Demonstrated technical
competence, superior verbal and written presentation of project,
professional appearance and demeanor, awareness of ethical
implications of engineering preferred, and preference given to
projects in the Engineering Category.(if a project from another
category is being considered, it MUST demonstrate APPLIED engineering
principles.
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Ricoh
Sustainable Development Award
The Ricoh
Corporation would like
to provide a new regional science fair award available to all regional
fairs affiliated with the Intel ISEF: The Regional Ricoh Sustainable
Development Award. This award goes to the one individual or team
entry, selected from among all the general award categories whose
principles and technical innovations offer the greatest potential for
increasing our ability to grow environmentally friendly and socially
responsible businesses. Winners of the regional Ricoh
Sustainable Development Award receive a one-year subscription to
Science News Magazine. Award recipients and their sponsoring
teachers are each eligible to win a Ricoh digital camera in an
international drawing. More information on this new award can be
found at the following link: http://www.ricoh-sustainability.com/
. The Louisiana Region 5 Science and Engineering Fair would like
to thank the Ricoh Corporation and Michael Sarasin, Director Corporate
Quality Assurance Environmental Management Division Ricoh Corporation,
for this new sponsored award.
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NOAA
The National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) would like to provide
the students at your regional fair an opportunity to be recognized for
their research emphasizing NOAA-related science. NOAA's
"Taking the Pulse of the Planet" Award will be available to
all domestic regional and state fairs affiliated with the Intel ISEF.
The certificate will go to one individual (middle or high school)
selected from amond all the general award categories whose research
emphasizes NOAA's mission to understand and predict changes in Earth's
environment and conserve and manage coastal and marine resources to
meet our Nation's economic, social, and envoronmental
needs.
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Director's
Choice Awards
If you have noticed on the project ideas page
there is a link that says "Director's Choice Ideas". I
haven't seen very many students take advantage of these great
ideas. If there are projects that are based on some of
these ideas, and the projects follow the scientific method as well as
other project guidelines, then that project will become eligible for
the Director's Choice Award. If there are no projects that based
on these ideas, then I will then select from all entries. I know
I have said in the past that I would not get involved in any judging,
but I have always wanted to sponsor an award. Look upon this as
an experiment in itself. For 2008 I have decided to expand
the Director's Choice Award to one per division - Elementary, Junior,
and Senior.
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Society
For In Vitro Biology
The Society for In
Vitro Biology provides one award at each Regional/State Intel
ISEF competition. It is intended that this recognition be
awarded to the most outstanding 11th grade student exhibiting in the
areas of plant or animal in vitro biology or tissue culture. It
is possible that the recipient will be contacted by the Society and
invited to attend their annual meeting if they reside in the area
where the meeting is held. The website for the Society for In
Vitro Biology is www.sivb.org
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Listing of
more Awards will be
forthcoming. Judy Reeves, St. Margaret School and Assistant
Director - LR5SEF,, and Brady Gentry, Director - LR5SEF, are in charge of the
Special Awards Committee. If you, your business, or your
organization would like to sponsor a special award please contact Judy
Reeves or Brady Gentry
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