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| A Senior Grand Award winners was Mark Ragland in the
category of Engineering: Electrical and Mechanical. The project was titled "Submerged
Laser Communication" From
St. Mary Ryken
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A Senior Grand Award winners was Shefali Shah, in the
category of Environmental Science. The project was titled "The
Big, the Bad, and the Small – Part II"From Great Mills High
School
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| A Junior Grand Award winner was Alex Ragland, in the category of
Earth and Planetary Science. The project was titled "International
Plant Station" From Father Andrew White School
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A Junior Grand Award winner was Sara Moore, in the category of
Animal Science. The project was titled "Feathered Flight
Simulator"
From Spring Ridge Middle School
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On to Prince George's Area
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Senior Grand Awards 1st Place - Julie Walker,
Leonardtown High School, "Look at this MES Mars Environmental
Simulator III". Julie also brought home to St.Marys: An
award from National Capital Astronomers, PTOS Certificate, National
Space Club award, AIAA Certificate, United States Air Force Certificate,
George Washington University Engineering Alumni Association, Scholarship
to Space Camp or Aviation Challenge, UMBC Scholarship and Ota Award for
best Engineering Project. Julie will be going to the 2009
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Junior Grand Award 1st Place - Sara Moore,
Spring Ridge Middle School, "Feathered Flight Simulator".
Sarah also received and award from Friends of Agricultural Research.
Sarah will be going to the 2009 International Science and Engineering
Fair in Reno. |
| Junior Grand Award 2nd Place - Mary Williams,
St. John’s "School, Can You Guess?" Mary also brought home
to St Mary's an award from Office of Naval Research/Naval Science Awards
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Mark Ragland, St. Mary’s Ryken High School,
"Submerged Laser" got an Honorable Mention in Engineering
(Electrical and Mechanical). Mark also brought home to St. Mary's:
A Communication IEEE Certificate, Optical Society of America Most
Outstanding Exhibit in Materials Science, Office of Naval Research/Naval
Sciences Awards Program and recognition from Central Intelligence Agency
(CIA) |
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Shefali Shah, Great Mills High School,
"The Big, The Bad, The Small, Part II" received a 1st place
in her category, Environmental Analysis. Shefali also brought home
to St. Mary's: recognition from Central Intelligence Agency (CIA),
a GWIS Certificate, and a award from Washington Statistical Society |
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Alex Ragland, Father Andrew White School,
"International Plant Station" received a 1st place in his
category Earth and Planetary Science. |
| Megan Triplett, Great Mills High School,
"Investigating Melted Granite" received a 1st place in her
category Engineering (Materials and Bioengineering). Megan also
brought home to St. Mary's: an Inspiring Excellence Certificate
and an award from Association for Women Geoscientists |
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Kelles Gordge, Great Mills High School,
"Global Meltdown! Phase II" got an Honorable Mention in
Engineering (Electrical and Mechanical). Kelles also brought home to St.
Mary's: award from ASNE-SNAME Committee on Environmental Engineering (CEE),
GWIS Certificate, Inspiring Excellence Certificate and a U.S. Metric
Association award. |
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Kristina Dronenburg, Great Mills High
School, "Make Some Noise!" received a 1st place in her
category, Energy and Transportation. Kristina also brought home to
St. Mary's: Office of Naval Research/Naval Science Awards, recognition
from Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and a UMBC Scholarship |
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Robert Vandegrift, Spring Ridge Middle
School, "Rocket Fin Aerodynamics" received a 1st place in
his category Energy and Transportation. Robert also brought home
to St. Mary's an AIAA Certificate. |
| Matthew Johnson, Father Andrew White
School, "Homework: Helpful or Harmful?" received a 2nd
place in his category Medicine and Health. Matthew also brought
home to St. Mary's a USPHS Certificate. |
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Julie Walker showing the inside of her Mars vacuum
chamber to some young students. |
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