Elementary Projects
Award |
Student Name |
Project Title |
School |
NC City |
Exemplary |
Elijah Thomas Robinson |
How does sand and salt work? |
Old Fort Elementary |
Old Fort |
Exemplary |
Victoria Bullis |
Huddling For Heat |
Wilkesboro Elem |
Wilkesboro |
Exemplary |
Aaron M. Johnson |
Can You See What I Hear? |
Gregory Elementary |
Wilmington |
Exemplary |
Grady Coleman Bailey |
Which Type of Flowerbed Covering Makes the Best Drought Buster? |
Wintergreen Intermediate |
Greenville |
Exemplary |
Alexis Zarro |
Who Has Better Eye-Hand Coordination? |
Balls Creek Elem |
Newton |
Exemplary |
Adila T. Islam |
Why Can't Everyone Have Clean Water? |
Endy Elementary |
Albemarle |
Exemplary |
Anthony P. Dyer |
A Study of How Various Wing Profiles Affect Wind Vortexes on Fixed Wing Aircraft |
Murrayville Elementary |
Wilmington |
Exemplary |
Audrey Thu Van Huynh and Nicolas Aliaga Buchenau |
Cleaning Up our Mess:Caution! Plants at Work! |
Barringer Academic Center |
Charlotte |
Exemplary |
Erica K. Buchanan |
Now You See It, Now You Don't |
Carolina Beach Elementary |
Carolina |
Exemplary |
Lily Maria Hunter |
"On Your Mark, Get Set, Go!) |
Barringer Academic Center |
Charlotte |
Exemplary |
Sophie Elizabeth Chien and Caroline Elizabeth Wilder |
What's in the Water? |
Barringer Academic Center |
Charlotte |
Exemplary |
David Allen Philyaw |
Which citrus produces the most energy |
Cullowhee Valley School |
Cullowhee |
Honorable Mention |
Nikhil Kaul |
Emergency 911 Mission Flood |
AB Combs Elementary |
Raleigh |
Honorable Mention |
Christopher Ezzelle |
Can déjà vu help reduce the number of batteries we toss in the land fields? |
College Lakes Elementary School |
Fayetteville |
Honorable Mention |
Austin Micheal Shafer |
The Effect of Over the Counter Antaacids Against Acids |
North Raleigh Christian Academy |
Raleigh |
Junior Biological
Plaques and awards sponsored by NC State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Award |
Student Name |
Project Title |
School |
City |
1st |
Aakash Yogesh Gandhi |
The Effect of Playing Stringed Instruments on the Human Phalanges |
Hope Middle School |
Greenville |
2nd |
Justin C. Erickson |
Does Money Make you Sick? |
John R. Kernodle Middle School |
Greensboro |
3rd |
Jay DeVore |
Organic vs. Inorganic Fertilizer |
South Lake Christian Academy |
Cornelius |
Honorable Mention |
Ashley V. Turner |
Plant Growth With Hydroponics vs. Plant Growth With Soil |
Southeastern Christian Acad. |
Shallotte |
Honorable Mention |
Mary A. Brown |
The Effects of Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA) and Docoshexaenoic Acid (DHA) on Brain Development in Juvenile Mice |
Five Knolls Academy |
Waxhaw |
Junior Earth/Environmental
Award |
Student Name |
Project Title |
School |
City |
1st |
Kavirath Jain |
Suburban vs Urban-Ozone Concentration levels |
Metrolina Scholars Academy |
Charlotte |
2nd |
Jody Ann Bettencourt and Erika Kate Williams |
Green Crete |
Brevard Middle |
Brevard |
3rd |
Joshua Ross Griffin |
How Does the Thickness and Cross-Sectional Area Affect the Strength of Oak Wood? |
Camden Middle School |
Camden |
Honorable Mention |
Cameron J. Kania |
Biogas Future Fuel |
South Asheboro Middle School |
Asheboro |
Honorable Mention |
Mikhala Dorminey and Anna Mangum |
Fur Breeze |
GC Hawley Middle School |
Creedmoor |
Junior Physical Science
Award |
Student Name |
Project Title |
School |
City |
1st |
Mark A. Wuebbens |
How white is white (light)? |
Brogden Middle School |
Durham |
2nd |
Chris Jaeger |
The Effect of Different Temperatures on Gauss Readings of Magnets |
Bonlee |
Bonlee |
3rd |
Nivesh Varma |
Effect of Water Temperature and Salinity on the Ability of Polypropylene Absorbent Pads to Pick Up Oil Spills |
Harnett Central Middle School |
Angier |
Honorable Mention |
Margaret Madison Ashcraft |
All Aboard or Not? The Effects of Weight on a Magnetic Train |
Myrtle Grove Christian |
Wilmington |
Honorable Mention |
Renee Catherine Provost and Alexie Franklin |
Experimenting with Electromagnets |
Fairview |
Sylva |
Junior Technology/Engineering
Plaques and awards sponsored by NC State College of Engineering
Award |
Student Name |
Project Title |
School |
City |
1st |
Alec Tidwell |
Nut Power |
Perry Harrison |
Pittsboro |
2nd |
Andrew Jacober |
Solar Cells in Action |
Hendersonville Middle School |
Hendersonville |
3rd |
Jackson E. David |
Hooked Up! |
Myrtle Grove Middle |
Wilmington |
Honorable Mention |
Nicole Shaw |
Is Green Really Clean? |
Aycock Middle |
Greensboro |
Honorable Mention |
Akik T. Islam |
Super Solar |
Endy Elementary |
Albemarle |
Senior Biological
Plaques and awards sponsored by NC State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Award |
Student Name |
Project Title |
School |
City |
1st |
Rebecca Lynn Gregory |
The Study and Implementation of Over the Counter Pediatric Cold Medicines on Daphnia pulex |
Camden County High School |
Camden |
2nd |
Shivani Sud |
A Genomic Approach to refine the Prognosis |
Jordan High |
Durham |
3rd |
Catherine G. McVey |
The Effects of Equine Massage- Why Massage Does More than Spoil Your Horse |
Graham High School |
Graham |
Honorable Mention |
Kara A. Tinker |
The Effects of Exposure To Waterborne Acetominophen |
North Carolina School of Math and science |
Durham |
Nancy L. Wang |
The Effect of Berberine on Bacillus subtilis and Escherichia coli |
East Chapel Hill High School |
Chapel Hill |
Senior Earth/Environmental
Award |
Student Name |
Project Title |
School |
City |
1st |
Andrew Lomax |
Bio-remediation - Cheap, Easy, & Effective? |
East Bladen High School |
Elizabethtown |
2nd |
Sarah Jaeger |
Controlling Erosion |
Chatham Central High School |
Bear Creek |
Martha Ann Hall |
Construction of a "green" filter system |
Home School |
Sylva |
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Honorable Mention |
Sarah Deming |
Brilliant Bacteria in Savvy Soil |
EE Waddell |
Charlotte |
Honorable Mention |
Marie E. Olson |
Are You in Hot Water Yet? |
Isaac Bear High |
Wilmington |
Senior Physical Science:
Award |
Student Name |
Project Title |
School |
City |
1st |
Bryan R. Florkiewicz |
Tearing Through the Garbage Bag Hype |
Isaac Bear High |
Wilmington |
2nd |
William Joshua Biddlecome |
Carbon Dioxide in Automobile Exhaust |
D H Conley High School |
Greenville |
3rd |
Amy Kim |
The Synthesis and Functionalization of Hydroquinone Undecanethiolate-Protected Gold Colloidal Nanoparticles |
NC School of Science and Math |
Durham |
Honorable Mention |
Melissa Ann Buckingham |
Calculating the Distance of a Bounce |
D H Conley High School |
Greenville |
Honorable Mention |
Daniel Allen Wiegand |
Feel the pressure:The effect of tire pressure on traction and gas mileage of a vehicle |
Holly Springs High School |
Holly Springs |
Senior Technology/Engineering
Plaques and awards sponsored by NC State College of Engineering
Award |
Student Name |
Project Title |
School |
City |
Andrew K. Miller |
Application of a Humpback Whale Fin Morphology to a Standard Airfoil: Revolutionizing Slow Flight Aerodynamics |
Western Alamance High School |
Elon |
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2nd |
Alexander Amaya |
Identifying Impurities and Ion Exchange |
Hoggard High |
Wilmington |
3rd |
Taylor M. Courier |
A micro-wind generator utilizing Aeroelastic Flutter |
North Carolina School of Math and science |
Durham |
Honorable Mention |
Meredith G. Hyatt |
The Power of the Sun |
West Stanly High |
Oakboro |
Honorable Mention |
Destiny Parker |
.25 WI-FI Boost Parabolic Reflector |
Alexander Central |
Taylorsville |
Senior Teams
Award |
Student Name |
Project Title |
School |
City |
1st |
Shuo C. Li and Mingjuan L. Zhang |
Characteristics of a Synthetic Microbial Pathway for the Production of Bioplastics |
North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics |
Durham |
2nd |
Sajith Wickramasekara and Yukun (Lucy) Yoa |
Loss of Rpb1 Induces G1 Arrest in Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
NC School of Science and Math |
Durham |
3rd |
Heidi Sayles and Cherich Schroeder |
Sweet At Heart? |
Alexander Central |
Taylorsville |
Honorable Mention |
Austin Ryan Garrido |
A Biologically Based Artificial Neural Network for Image Recognition using Reinforced Hebbian Learning |
Gaston Day School |
Gastonia |
Jialiya Huang |
NCSSM |
Durham |
2008 – SSEFNC Students Selected for National and International Competitions
INTEL International Science and Engineering Fair
May 11-16, 2008, Atlanta, GA
Name |
Project Title |
School |
NC City |
Rebecca Lynn Gregory |
The Study and Implementation of Over the Counter Pediatric Cold Medicines on Daphnia pulex |
Camden County High School |
Camden |
Shivani Sud |
A Genomic Approach to refine the Prognosis |
Jordan High |
Durham |
Andrew K. Miller |
Application of a Humpback Whale Fin Morphology to a Standard Airfoil: Revolutionizing Slow Flight Aerodynamics |
Western Alamance High School |
Elon |
Alexander Amaya |
Identifying Impurities and Ion Exchange |
Hoggard High |
Wilmington |
Andrew Lomax (Alternate) |
Bio-remediation - Cheap, Easy, & Effective? |
East Bladen High School |
Elizabethtown |
Martha Ann Hall (Alternate) |
Construction of a "green" filter system |
Home School |
Sylva |
Shuo C. Li and Mingjuan L. Zhang |
Characteristics of a Synthetic Microbial Pathway for the Production of Bioplastics |
North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics |
Durham |
Sajith Wickramasekara and Yukun (Lucy) Yoa |
Loss of Rpb1 Induces G1 Arrest in Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
NC School of Science and Math |
Durham |
Austin Ryan Garrido and Jialiya Huang (alternate) |
A Biologically Based Artificial Neural Network for Image Recognition using Reinforced Hebbian Learning |
Gaston Day School NC School of Science & Math |
Gastonia Durham |
I-Sweep – International Sustainability, Energy, and Environmental Fair
May 2-4, 2008, Houston, TX
Name |
Project Title |
School |
NC City |
Taylor M. Courier |
A micro-wind generator utilizing Aeroelastic Flutter |
North Carolina School of Math and science |
Durham, NC 27705 |
Andrew Lomax |
Bio-remediation - Cheap, Easy, & Effective? |
East Bladen High School |
Elizabethtown |
Shuo C. Li and Mingjuan L. Zhang |
Characteristics of a Synthetic Microbial Pathway for the Production of Bioplastics |
North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics |
Durham |
Martha Ann Hall |
Construction of a "green" filter system |
Home School |
Sylva |
5th-8th Grade Nominations for the Society for Science Middle School Program and the Discovery Education Young Scientist Challenge
Names |
Project Title |
School |
NC City |
Anthony P. Dyer |
A Study of How Various Wing Profiles Affect Wind Vortexes on Fixed Wing Aircraft |
Murrayville Elementary |
Wilmington |
Audrey Thu Van Huynh and Nicolas Aliaga Buchenau |
Cleaning Up our Mess:Caution! Plants at Work! |
Barringer Academic Center |
Charlotte |
Erica K. Buchanan |
Now You See It, Now You Don't |
Carolina Beach Elementary |
Carolina Beach |
Lily Maria Hunter |
On Your Mark, Get Set, Go! |
Barringer Academic Center |
Charlotte |
Sophie Elizabeth Chien and Caroline Elizabeth Wilder |
What's in the Water? |
Barringer Academic Center |
Charlotte |
David Allen Philyaw |
Which citrus produces the most energy |
Cullowhee Valley School |
Cullowhee |
Aakash Yogesh Gandhi |
The Effect of Playing Stringed Instruments on the Human Phalanges |
Hope Middle School |
Greenville |
Justin C. Erickson |
Does Money Make you Sick? |
John R. Kernodle Middle School |
Greensboro |
Kavirath Jain |
Suburban vs Urban-Ozone Concentration levels |
Metrolina Scholars Academy |
Charlotte |
Jody Ann Bettencourt and Erika Kate Williams |
Green Crete |
Brevard Middle |
Brevard |
Mark A. Wuebbens |
How white is white (light)? |
Brogden Middle School |
Durham |
Chris Jaeger |
The Effect of Different Temperatures on Gauss Readings of Magnets |
Bonlee |
Bonlee |
Alec Tidwell |
Nut Power |
Perry Harrison |
Pittsboro |
Andrew Jacober |
Solar Cells in Action |
Hendersonville Middle School |
Hendersonville |
2008 Special Awards for Participants of the State Science Fair of North Carolina
These awards will be distributed to projects that meet the guidelines that have been stipulated by the awarding organization or agency.
Awarding Organization/Agency |
Award |
Awardee |
School & City |
American Meteorological Society for Outstanding Achievement |
2 Certificates |
Kyle O’Donnell, Comparing the Effectiveness of Wind Turbines and Tidal Turbines Kevin Cheung, What Changed In Your Water 2006-2007 |
Southwest Guilford High School, High Point; Alexander Central H. S., Taylorsville |
American Psychological Association Certificate of Award for outstanding research in behavioral or social sciences |
1 Certificate |
Jonathan Williams, Environmental Factors On Criminal Activity In Adult Males |
Alexander Central H. S., Taylorsville |
ASM Award for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Materials Science |
1 Certificate and Medallion |
Mark Hendrick, Development of Ultraweight Material for Manufacturing Micro Air Vehicle Wings |
Northwest Guilford High School, Greensboro |
Association for Women Geoscientists Award for female student whose project exemplifies high standards of innovativeness and scientific excellence in the geosciences, illustrate the interdisciplinary nature of the geosciences, or promote the sensitivity to the earth as a global system. |
1 Certificate |
Sarah Jaeger,Controlling Erosion |
Chatham Central High School, Bear Creek |
Young Naturalists Awards, given by the NC Museum of Natural History |
Certificate |
Kacie L. Bagley, Kwik and Klean |
St. Timothy’s School, Raleigh |
Emily Scott, What's That Smell? Oh, It's Me! |
Elizabethtown Primary School, Elizabethtown |
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Eugenie Vorder Bruegge, A Comparative Study of Sorbents |
HOME, Fayetteville |
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Emma Louise Taylor Brill, 4th Grade, Lettuce Dig for Answers: How will plant growth be affected by changing substrate from soil to passive hydroponics to active hydroponics? |
Piedmont Progressive Homeschool, Charlotte |
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Eleanor Anne Palmer, These hemlocks have the woolies; |
Mountain Community School, Hendersonville |
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Amaya Kinch and Adam Marszalek, The Attraction of Tractors; |
Learning Community, Black Mountain |
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Herbert Hoover Young Engineer Award for the outstanding engineering project for the fair. |
1 Certificate and Medallion |
Taylor M. Courier, A micro-wind generator utilizing Aeroelastic Flutter |
NC School of Science & Math, Durham |
Intel Excellence in Computer Science Award |
1 Certificate and $200 award |
Austin Garrido & Jialiya Huang, A Biologically Based Artificial Neural Network for Image Recognition Using Reinforced Hebbian Learning |
Gaston Day School, Gastonia ( Garrido) & NC School of Science & Math, Durham (Huang) |
Me Alpha Theta Award for the most challenging, thorough, and creative investigation of a problem involving modern mathematics. |
1 Certificate |
Austin Garrido & Jialiya Huang, A Biologically Based Artificial Neural Network for Image Recognition Using Reinforced Hebbian Learning |
Gaston Day School, Gastonia ( Garrido) & NC School of Science & Math, Durham (Huang) |
National Society of Professional Engineers for the most outstanding engineering project.. |
1 Certificate, Lapel Pin, |
Adam Witt Calton, Heat Busters-measuring thermal energy transfer through alternate materials |
Hendersonville High School, Hendersonville |
NC Center for Science, Mathematics, & Technology Education – Visual Presentation Awards; Unique Research Presentation; Young Scientist Award |
Certificates & Silver Globes |
Visual Presentation Awards: |
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Grace Storm Taylor, 3rd Grade, Secret Messages; |
Taylor Academy of Arts & Sciences, Elizabeth City; |
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Meredith E. Wahoff, 3rd Grade, |
Bolivia Elementary, Bolivia; |
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Flores & Kaleb Spurlin ,4th Grade, You Nailed It! |
Glade Creek Elementary, Ennice |
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Savannah M. Michaux, Mother Nature Knows Best with Sea Turtles |
Southport Elementary, Southport; |
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Anthony P. Dyer, 5th grade, A Study of How Various Wing Profiles Affect Wind Vortexes on Fixed Wing Aircraft; |
Murrayville Elementary, Wilmington; |
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Unique Research Presentation Awards: |
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Kelly Louise Williams, 3rd Grade, Food Acids |
Torrence Creek Elementary, Huntersville |
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Aaron M. Johnson, 4th grade, Can You See What I Hear? |
Gregory Elementary, Wilmington; |
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Alexis Zarrow, 4th grade, Who Has Better Eye-Hand Coordination? |
Balls Creek Elementary, Newton |
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Aidan N. Waldrum, 5th grade, Comparison of Solar Cookers |
Cullowhee Valley School, Cullowhee; |
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Taylor Elizabeth Clark, 5th Grade, Do You Inherit Your Fingerprint Patters from Your Parents? |
Sadie Saulter Elementary School, Greenville; |
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Young Scientist Award: |
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Emma Louise Taylor Brill, 4th Grade, Lettuce Dig for Answers: How will plant growth be affected by changing substrate from soil to passive hydroponics to active hydroponics? |
Piedmont Progressive Homeschool, Charlotte; Norwood |
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Hunter N. Gray, 5th Grade, Long-term Versus Short-term Cost; |
Elementary, Norwood; |
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NOAA’s “Taking the Pulse of the Plant” Award 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 environmental needs. |
1 Certificate and Medallion |
Morgan Smith Neely, Next Ice Age…The Era of Consequences - An Inquiry into Global Climate Change |
Asheboro High School, Asheboro |
Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute Award for Astronomy Recognizing outstanding work in the field of astronomy. |
Certificates at Elementary, Junior, and Senior Divisions |
Elementary: Anthony Dyer, A study of how various wing profiles affect wind vortexes; Junior: Mark Wuebbens, How white is white light?; Senior Individual: Samanda Emery, Can an inexpensive robot be used in a space like environment?; Senior TEAM: Steven Nutz & Apurva Oza, Optical Blazar and Quasar Variability through a Range of Red Shifts |
Murrayville Elementary, Wimington Brodgen Middle School, Durham Independence High School, Charlotte NC School of Science and Math, Durham |
RICOH Sustainable Development Award 2006 for efforts in addressing issues of environmental responsibility and sustainable development. |
1 Certificate, 1 year subscription to Science News, |
Martha Ann Hall, Construction of a "green" filter system |
Home School, Sylva |
Society for In Vitro Biology, |
1 Certificate |
Rebecca Lynn Gregory, The Study and Implementation of Over the Counter Pediatric Cold Medicines on Daphnia pulex |
Camden County High School, Camden |
United State Army Awards for scientific/engineering excellence in engineering, environmental sciences, mathematics/computer science, life sciences, and physical sciences. |
Certificates and 1-$100 award and 4-$50 awards. |
$100- Shuo Li and Mingjuan Zhang for Characteristics of a Synthetic Microbial Pathway for the Production of Bioplastics; |
NC School of Science & Math, Durham; |
$50 each- |
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Rebecca Lynn Gregory, The Study & Implementation of Over the Counter Pediatric Cold Medicines on Daphnia pulex; |
Camden County High School, Camden; |
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Sarah Deming, Brilliant Bacteria in Savvy Soil; |
EE. Waddell H.S, Charlotte |
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Amy Kim, The Synthesis and Functionalization of Hydroquinone Undecanethiolate-Protected Gold Colloidal Nanoparticles; |
NC School of Science & Math, Durham |
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Andrew Miller, Application of a Humpback Whale Fin Morphology to a Standard Airfoil: Revolutionizing Slow Flight Aerodynamics; |
Western Alamance High School, Elon |
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Award for projects that creatively illustrate and expand upon the topics: regular physical activity for good health; healthy diet for healthy weight and long healthy life; tobacco use is hazardous to your health; and injury and illness prevention saves lives. |
1 Award Certificate signed by the Surgeon General |
Kristen Vroom, Strength of the Knee |
Alleghany High School, Sparta |
U.S. Navy/U.S. Marines – Outstanding projects |
Certificates, Award Letters, $75 Gift Certificate |
Amy Kim, The Synthesis and Functionalization of Hydroquinone Undecanethiolate-Protected Gold Colloidal Nanoparticles; |
NC School of Science & Math, Durham |
Yale Science and Engineering Award to the most outstanding eleventh grade project in computer science, engineering, physics, or chemistry |
1 Preliminary Certificate with Formal Certificate and medallion to be sent in July to recipient |
Andrew K. Miller, Application of a Humpback Whale Fin Morphology to a Standard Airfoil: Revolutionizing Slow Flight Aerodynamics |
Western Alamance High School, Elon |
United States Air Force Awards |
Certificate, Leather bag, notefolio, wi-fi finder, flash drive, |
Taylor M. Courier, A micro-wind generator utilizing Aeroelastic Flutter Ryan H. Gresalfi,More Motor Mojo -Improving the Performance of 2 Stroke Engines Andrew D. Saville, Magnets and Temperature - How Does Temperature of a Magnet Affect Its Strength?; Andrew K. Miller, Application of a Humpback Whale Fin Morphology to a Standard Airfoil: Revolutionizing Slow Flight Aerodynamics |
NC School of Science and Math, Durham Mendenhall Middle School, Greensboro New London Choice Middle, New London Western Alamance High School, Elon |
NC American Water WorksAssociation Award |
Certificates and savings bonds for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places |
Elementary: 1st – Adila T. Islam, Why Can’t Everyone Have Clean Water; 2nd- Kacie L. Bagley, Kwik and Klean; Junior: 1st – Sydney Marie Krisa, Liquid In Motion: How Liquid Moves Around a Cylinder; 2nd – Brian Michael Miller, Rainy Days; 3rd – Nivesh Varma,Effect of Water Temperature and Salinity on the Ability of Polypropylene Absorbent Pads to Pick Up Oil Spills; Senior: 1st – Martha Ann Hall, Construction of a “green” filter system; 2nd – Andrew Loxax, Bio-remediation – Cheap, Easy, & Effective? 3rd – Lisa Michelle Parker, Organics and Oxygen Content in Wastewater |
Endy Elementary, Albemarle St. Timothy’s School, Raleigh St. Mark Catholic School, Huntersville; Enka Middle School, Candler; Harnett Central Middle School, Angier; Home school, Sylva West Bladen High School, Bladenboro Providence High School, Waxhaw |
Stockholm Jr. Water Prize | Certificate and nomination to Water Competition |
Martha Ann Hall, Construction of a "green" filter system |
Home School, Sylva |
Scholarships for 2008 SSEFNC Participants:
College of Physical and Mathematical Scholarships |
$1,000 one time scholarship for students attending the Collage of Physical and Mathematical Sciences |
Rebecca Lynn Gregory Andrew Lomax Bryan R. Florkiewicz Andrew K. Miller Shuo C. Li Mingjuan Lisa. Zhang |
Camden High School, Camden East Bladen High School, Elizabethtown; Isaac Bear H. S., Wilmington; Western Alamance High School, Elon; NC School of Science and Math |
Meredith College Scholarships, |
one scholarship selected for a 10th, an 11th, and a 12th grade female student |
Heidi Sayles and Cherish Schroeder Nancy L. Wang Amy Kim |
Alexander Central, Taylorsville East Chapel Hill High School, Chapel Hill NC School of Science & Math, Durham |
Ohio Wesleyan University Scholarships |
$10,000 per year scholarships for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place Senior winners and additional selected students |
Rebecca Lynn Gregory |
Camden High School, Camden |
Shivani Sud |
Jordan High School, Durham |
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Catherine G. McVey |
Graham High School, Graham |
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Andrew Lomax |
West Bladen High School, Bladenboro |
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Sarah Jaeger |
Chatham Central High School, Bear Creek |
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Martha Ann Hall |
Home School, Sylva |
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Bryan R. Florkiewicz |
Isaac Bear High, Willmington |
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William Joshua Biddlecome |
D H Conley High School, Greenville |
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Amy Kim |
NC School of Science and Math, Durham |
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Andrew K. Miller |
Western Alamance High School, Elon |
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Alexander Amaya |
Hoggard High, Willmington |
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Taylor M. Courier |
North Carolina School of Math and Science, Durham |
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Shuo C. Li |
North Carolina School of Math and Science, Durham |
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Mingjuan L. Zhang |
North Carolina School of Math and Science, Durham |
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Sajith Wickramasekara |
North Carolina School of Math and Science, Durham |
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Yukun (Lucy) Yoa |
North Carolina School of Math and Science, Durham |
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Heidi Sayles |
Alexander Central, Taylorsville |
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Cherich Schroeder |
Alexander Central, Taylorsville |
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Austin Garrido | Gastonia | ||
Jialiya Huang | Durham | ||
Morgan Neely | Asheboro | ||
Kyle O'Donnell | High Point | ||
Nancy Wang | Chapel Hill |