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Welcome to the Vermont State Science & Math Fair!

                  Using Science, Technology, Engineering and Math to keep the next generation in Vermont

 

 

  Saturday, March 31, 2012 at Norwich University

 

 

Finalists BASUNDHARA  MUKERJEE and RAIHAN  KABIR,

both from SOUTH BURLINGTON HS won Bronze Medals at I-SWEEEP!

 

 

2012 Student Program
 
2012 Abstract Book

 

 

 

2012 Awards Ceremony Speaker

Riya Patel

presents

"Science Without Limits"

 

Riya's 2011 International Awards 

International Sustainable World Energy, Engineering, & Environment Project Olympiad (I-SWEEEP) 2011, Houston, Texas, May 4-9, 2011 -Bronze Medal -$400, “Special Award:” Prairie View A&M University -“Physics of The Future”  book by Michio Kaku, -Blind Spot documentary,  

Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), Los Angeles, California, May 8-14,2011 “Special Award:” MAWHIBA-King’s Foundation for Creativity and Giftedness in Science Education (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) -3rd place for the Award for “Innovations in Potable Water Technology” -Medal -$2,000 cash

 

 

Industry & Academic Partners make the Vermont State Science & Math Fair possible. 

Contact us to find out how you can too!

 

Local and national partners make available over $8,000 in cash awards and $13,000 in trips and expenses.  Vermont Post-Secondary schools provide Vermont Next Generation Scholarships worth nearly than $900,000 to students.   Many of these and other partners provide invaluable additional services.

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We are affiliated with the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair which awards additional prizes and makes our participation in the Broadcom MASTERS competition possible.  We are also affiliated with the Stockholm Junior Water Prize, I-SWEEEP, the e3 Challenge, and the Genius Olympiad.  These programs bring another $9,000 to Vermont students and their teachers. (see pic above)

 

We encourage our high school junior winners to consider entering their project in the Siemens Foundation Competition and the Intel Science Talent Search in the early fall of their senior year.  Team project winners in grades 9-12 should also consider entering their project in the Siemens Foundation Competition.  These are poster presentation competitions, just like the VSSMF.  We also encourage all grade 9-12 entrants to consider entering the Regional Junior Science and Humanities Symposium.  This is a platform presentation of your project.

 

For other competitions in the area of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) check out the Vermont ESTEEM Network.

  

 

 

TEACHERS
New Teacher's Days STEM Professional Development
at Vermont Industry Partner Facilities!
  Earn professional development credit toward relicensure!

 

Need help?  Click here for a list of Outreach materials & services!

or send an email to scifair@norwich.edu; subject line:  Outreach

 


 

Date for 2013 fair:   April 13, 2013

Be There!

 

 

VSSMF Contact Information:

 

Tricia Finkle

802.372.5181

scifair@norwich.edu

 

ISEF Contact Information:

 

Alan Giese

802.626.6329

alan.giese@lyndonstate.edu 

 

or

 

Carl Pinkham

802.485.2319

pinkhamc@norwich.edu 

 

 

 Contact us if you need help meeting our deadlines or guiding your students through the process. 

We are here to help!

 

 

 

November In-Service

Sky Path astronomy unit

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