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Science Project Info & Classroom Teacher Resources
CSEF Teacher of the Year Award
COLORADO STUDENTS TAKE AWARDS AT THE INTEL INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR
Colorado students from around the state were among the awards winners at the 56th Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) held in Phoenix, Arizona, May 8- 14, 2005. Below is a listing of the award winners and their hometowns.
The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF), the world's largest pre-college science fair, brings together more than 1,400 of the most curious and capable young science pioneers from more than 40 countries to share ideas, showcase cutting-edge science and compete for over $3 million in awards and scholarships. The Intel ISEF is the world's only international science fair representing all sciences for students in grades 9 through 12. The ISEF has been coordinated for 56 years by Science Service, Inc., one of the most respected nonprofit organizations advancing the cause of science. In its sixth year as the title sponsor, Intel Corporation has committed millions to developing and promoting this competition. In addition, each year a volunteer committee representing the host community raises thousands of dollars to provide the exhibit space, support the hundreds of judges, and provide for special events that are held throughout the week-long event.
Grand (Place) Awards:
Nissa Schmidt from Merino, CO won $1,500 (2nd Place) in Behavioral & Social Sciences. Nissa took 1st in Behavioral & Social Sciences at CSEF and was the 1st Place Best Individual Project winner as well.
Adam Sidman from Colorado Springs, CO won $1,500 (2nd Place) in Engineering. Adam took 2nd in Engineering at CSEF.
Meredith MacGregor from Boulder, CO won $1,500 (2nd Place) in Physics. Meredith took 1st in Physics at CSEF.
Lalith Polepeddi and Michael Polmear from Englewood, CO won $1,000 (3rd Place) in the team category. Lalith and Michael were the 1st Place Best Team Project winners at CSEF.
Robert Glissmann from Boulder, CO won $500 (4th Place) in Engineering. Robert took 1st in Engineering at CSEF and was the 3rd Place Best Individual Project winner as well.
D J Horton from Crawford, CO won $500 (4th Place) in Zoology. DJ took 1st in Zoology at CSEF and was the 2nd Place Best Individual Project winner as well.
Special Awards:
Adreanne Brungardt from Brush, CO won $1,000 and a subscription to Science News for herself and her sponsor from Eastman Kodak Company (1st Place).
Daniel Cromer from Englewood, CO won a $5,000 per year for four years tuition scholarship from Albany College of Pharmacy of Union University. Daniel also won a T-shirt and subscription to "Chem Matters" from the American Chemical Society (Honorable Mention).
Robert Glissmann from Boulder, CO received a tuition scholarship in the amount of $105,000 from Drexel University. Robert also received a $5,000 per year for four years tuition scholarship from Oregon State University.
Patrick Herklotz from Colorado Springs, CO won $500 and a subscription to the "Journal of Speech and Hearing Research" from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (2nd Place). Patrick also won an Honorable Mention award from the National Academy of Neuropsychology.
Meredith MacGregor from Boulder, CO won $3,000, a one-year AAPT membership, a one-year APS student membership, subscriptions to AAPT and APS journals from the American Association of Physics Teachers and the American Physical Society (1st Place).
Nissa Schmidt from Merino, CO won $1,000 and a student membership from the American Psychological Association (1st Place).
Adam Sidman from Colorado Springs, CO won a paid summer internship at an Agilent Technologies site from Agilent Technologies. Adam also won a trip to China to attend the China Adolescents Science and Technology Innovation Contest from the China Association for Science and Technology. Adam also received a tuition scholarship in the amount of $105,000 from Drexel University. Adam also won the IEEE Foundation President's Scholarship Award of $10,000. And finally, Adam also received UTC stock with an approximate value of $2,000 from United Technologies Corporation. Another award that Adam won, but that was not announced was a $4,000 scholarship to Arizona State University.
Government Awards:
Meredith MacGregor from Boulder, CO won an $8,000 scholarship from the Office of Naval Research on behalf of the U S Navy and Marine Corps.
Adam Sidman from Colorado Springs, CO won an $8,000 scholarship from the Office of Naval Research on behalf of the U S Navy and Marine Corps.