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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 58th Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) held in Albuquerque, NM May 13 - 18, 2007. 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 1,500 of the most curious and capable young science pioneers from 50 countries to share ideas, showcase cutting-edge science and compete for over $4 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 58 years by Science Service, Inc., one of the most respected nonprofit organizations advancing the cause of science. In its eleventh 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:
D J Horton from Crawford, CO won $1,500 (2nd Place) in Animal Sciences. DJ took 1st Place in Animal Sciences at CSEF.
Kaitlyn Lingus from Branson, CO won $1,000 (3rd Place) in Plant Sciences. Kaitlyn took 1st in Plant Sciences at CSEF.
Eric Keeling from La Veta, CO won $1,000 (3rd Place) in Environmental Sciences. Eric took 1st in Environmental Sciences at CSEF.
Cameron Kruse from Colorado Springs, CO won $1,000 (3rd Place) in Engineering. Cameron took 2nd in Engineering at CSEF.
Atticus Bergman from Boulder, CO won $500 (4th Place) in Physics. Atticus took 1st in Physics at CSEF and was the 2nd Place Best Individual Project winner as well.
Matt Wenger from Colorado Springs, CO won $500 (4th Place) in Physics. Matt took 3rd Place in Physics at CSEF.
Katlin Hornig from Monte Vista, CO won $500 (4th place) in Animal Sciences. Katlin took 3rd Place in Animal Sciences at CSEF.
Special Awards:
Atticus Bergman from Boulder, CO won $800 (2nd Place), a one-year AAPT and APS student membership, a certificate from both AAPT and APS, as well as subscriptions to AAPT "The Physics Teacher" Journal and other APS journals from the American Association of Physics Teachers and the American Physical Society.
DJ Horton from Crawford, CO won a scholarship in the amount of $25,000 that can be used at a university of his choosing from Ricoh.
Cameron Kruse from Colorado Springs, CO won a 6-8 week paid intership from Agilent Technologies. Cameron also won $150 (2nd Place) from the Patent and Trademark Office Society.
Anika Petach from Boulder, CO won $700 (2nd Place), a t-shirt and a one-year membership in the APS from the American Phytopathological Society.
Gabriel Sachter-Smith from Nederland, CO won $250 (3rd Place), one-year subscription to ASHS's "HortScience" and "Hort Technology" and a mounted certificate from the American Society for Horticultural Science.
Alex Schnaderbeck from Monte Vista, CO won $700 (2nd Place) and a plaque from the American Veterinary Medical Association.
Government Awards:
Katlin Hornig from Monte Vista, CO won three $1,000 US savings bonds, $300 cash, a gold medallion, a certificate and an all expense paid trip to Operation Cherry Blossom in Tokyo, Japan from the United States Army.
DJ Horton from Crawford, CO won $1,500 (2nd Place) from the United States Air Force.
Kaitlyn Lingus from Branson, CO won three $1,000 US savings bonds and is the alternate to attend Operation Cherry Blossom in Tokyo, Japan.
Chelsea Oden from Monte Vista, CO won $1,500 (2nd Place) from the United States Air Force. Chelsea also won three $1,000 US savings bonds from the United States Army.
Alex Schnaderbeck from Monte Vista, CO won an $8,000 scholarship from the Office of Naval Research on behalf of the U S Navy and Marine Corps.