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Page 1: Greater New Orleans Science and Engineering Fair, Inc. Region IX of Louisiana June 2010 A YEAR IN REVIEW GNOSEF (Regional Fair) GNOSEF (Regional Fair)

Greater New Orleans Greater New Orleans Science and Engineering Science and Engineering

Fair, Inc.Fair, Inc.Region IX of LouisianaRegion IX of Louisiana

June 2010June 2010A YEAR IN REVIEWA YEAR IN REVIEW

GNOSEF (Regional Fair)GNOSEF (Regional Fair) ISEF (International Fair)ISEF (International Fair) Strengths & Future Plans Strengths & Future Plans

Page 2: Greater New Orleans Science and Engineering Fair, Inc. Region IX of Louisiana June 2010 A YEAR IN REVIEW GNOSEF (Regional Fair) GNOSEF (Regional Fair)

provide a public event to display and recognize area students' researchprovide a public event to display and recognize area students' research

encourage independent student research in science and engineering, encourage independent student research in science and engineering,

promote the understanding and appreciation of sciences, promote the understanding and appreciation of sciences,

encourage youth to pursue science, math, or engineering careers, encourage youth to pursue science, math, or engineering careers,

stimulate interest and support for science and math programs in area schools, stimulate interest and support for science and math programs in area schools,

promote collaboration and interaction between area students and scientists and engineers promote collaboration and interaction between area students and scientists and engineers from the community and/or the world.from the community and/or the world.

Greater New Orleans Science and Greater New Orleans Science and Engineering Fair, Inc.Engineering Fair, Inc.

Mission StatementMission Statement

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Greater New Orleans Science and Engineering FairGreater New Orleans Science and Engineering FairMarch 16, 2010 – March 18, 2010 March 16, 2010 – March 18, 2010

UNO Human Performance CenterUNO Human Performance Center

Junior DivisionJunior Division

{30 affiliated / 17 participated}

Abramson Science & Technology School

Christian Brothers School

Haynes Academy for Advanced Studies

J.D. Meisler Middle School

John Q. Adams Middle School

John Curtis Christian School

Memorial Baptist Christian School

Riverdale Middle School

Ruppel Academy

St. Benilde School

St. Joan of Arc

St. Mary’s Academy

St. Rita School

St. Stephen Catholic Central

T.H.Harris Middle School

Ursuline Academy

Senior DivisionSenior Division

{25 affiliated, 9 participated}

Abramson Science & Technology School

Ben Franklin High School

C.H.E.F. of GNO (Home School Association)

Haynes Academy for Advanced Studies

John Curtis Christian School

John Ehret High School

Patrick F. Taylor Science & Technology Academy

Thomas Jefferson Senior High

Ursuline Academy

Jr. Division Grand Award WinnersFoluke Uwaezuoke – Abramson

Matthew Stuckey- Christian Brothers(Russell Trahan and Nick Altiero – back row)

Sr. Division Grand Award WinnersJennifer Tu, Maresh Campbell, Kinga Malkinska

Ben Franklin High SchoolCaleb Gestes – John Curtis Christian School

(Nick Altiero, Byron LeBlanc, & Russell Trahan – back row)

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Greater New Orleans Science and Engineering FairGreater New Orleans Science and Engineering FairMarch 16, 2010 – March 18, 2010 March 16, 2010 – March 18, 2010

UNO Human Performance CenterUNO Human Performance Center

Junior DivisionJunior Division

2010- 136 projects from 17 schools

2009 - 133 projects from 17 schools

2008 - 80 projects from 13 schools

2007 - 47 projects from 9 schools

2005 - 103 projects from 18 schools

2004 - 131 projects from 20 schools

Senior DivisionSenior Division

2010 - 164 projects from 9 schools

2009 - 204 projects from 10 schools

2008 - 130 projects from 5 schools

2007 - 169 projects from 9 schools

2005 – 194 projects from 11 schools

2004 – 218 projects from 8 schools

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Local Special AwardsLocal Special AwardsAmerican Petroleum Institute (API) Delta ChapterAmerican Petroleum Institute (API) Delta Chapter

American Society of Civil Engineers - N.O. Branch, American Society of Civil Engineers - N.O. Branch, Structures CommitteeStructures CommitteeAmerican Welding Society - New Orleans SectionAmerican Welding Society - New Orleans Section

Bruce J. Heim FoundationBruce J. Heim FoundationChlorine Chapter Iota Sigma PiChlorine Chapter Iota Sigma Pi

Daniel Stewarts Young Scientist AwardDaniel Stewarts Young Scientist AwardDr. James Truett Stewart, Sr. Scientific Method AwardDr. James Truett Stewart, Sr. Scientific Method Award

Gulf Coast Safety and Training GroupGulf Coast Safety and Training GroupLouisiana AHECS & LSUHSC N.O. Dept. of Genetics and Hereditary HealthLouisiana AHECS & LSUHSC N.O. Dept. of Genetics and Hereditary Health

MENSA - (The High IQ Society), N.O. ChapterMENSA - (The High IQ Society), N.O. ChapterM.S. Benbow & AssociatesM.S. Benbow & Associates

New Orleans Federal Executive BoardNew Orleans Federal Executive BoardNew Orleans Geological SocietyNew Orleans Geological Society

New Orleans Group of the Sierra ClubNew Orleans Group of the Sierra ClubNew Orleans Section of NACE International "The Corrosion Society“New Orleans Section of NACE International "The Corrosion Society“

Pontchartrain Astronomy SocietyPontchartrain Astronomy SocietySociety of American Military Engineers (SAME)Society of American Military Engineers (SAME)

Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), Inc.Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), Inc.Society of Women Engineers - Greater New Orleans SectionSociety of Women Engineers - Greater New Orleans Section

U.S. Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Research ServiceU.S. Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Research ServiceWomen for a Better LouisianaWomen for a Better Louisiana

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National Special AwardsNational Special AwardsAmerican Meteorological SocietyAmerican Meteorological Society

American Psychological Association (APA)American Psychological Association (APA)American Society for Nondestructive TestingAmerican Society for Nondestructive Testing

ASM International Materials Education Foundation ASM International Materials Education Foundation Association for Women GeoscientistsAssociation for Women GeoscientistsIntel Excellence in Computer ScienceIntel Excellence in Computer Science

I-SWEEEP-International Sustainable World (Energy, Engineering, & I-SWEEEP-International Sustainable World (Energy, Engineering, & Environment) Project Olympiad Environment) Project Olympiad

Mu Alpha ThetaMu Alpha ThetaNational Society of Professional EngineersNational Society of Professional Engineers

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)Ricoh Americas CorporationRicoh Americas CorporationSociety for In Vitro BiologySociety for In Vitro Biology

Stockholm Junior Water PrizeStockholm Junior Water PrizeU.S. Air ForceU.S. Air Force

U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Department of the NavyU.S. Department of the Navy

U.S. Metric AssociationU.S. Metric AssociationU.S. Public Health ServicesU.S. Public Health Services

Yale Science & Engineering Association, Inc.Yale Science & Engineering Association, Inc.

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Patrick F. Taylor Foundation Patrick F. Taylor Foundation AwardsAwardsOBJECTIVEOBJECTIVE

Provide incentive to increase student interest, enrollment, and performance Provide incentive to increase student interest, enrollment, and performance

in upper level math and science courses through participation in the in upper level math and science courses through participation in the GNOSEF. GNOSEF.

AWARDSAWARDS $7,500 materials and field trip grant divided among eligible high schools$7,500 materials and field trip grant divided among eligible high schools

$750 scholarships to each of the top 4 winners in the senior division$750 scholarships to each of the top 4 winners in the senior division

2010 Recipients

Abramson Science & Tech. School Benjamin Franklin High School

John Curtis Christian Patrick F. Taylor Sci. & Tech. Academy

Ursuline Academy

2009 Recipients

Abramson Science & Tech. School Benjamin Franklin High School

John Curtis Christian John Ehret High School

McDonogh 35 Senior High School Patrick F. Taylor Sci. & Tech. Academy

Ursuline Academy

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Student SuccessesStudent Successes2010 LA State Science and Engineering Fair

(Senior Division Category Awards)

1st BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Amy Hui, Benjamin Franklin High School

1st CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Kinga J. Malkinska, Benjamin Franklin High School

3rd CHEMISTRY Israel D. Arceri, C.H.E.F. of GNO home school association 3rd COMPUTER SCIENCE Daniel M. Glaser, Benjamin Franklin High School 2nd EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE Justin M. West, Haynes Academy for

Advanced Studies 2nd ENGINEERING: ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL Mitchell G. Hartley, John

Curtis Christian School 1st ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Shannon Macika, Benjamin Franklin High

School 1st ENERGY AND TRANSPORTATION Caleb G. Gestes John Curtis Christian

School

2nd Place OverAll CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Kinga J. Malkinska Benjamin Franklin High School

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Student SuccessesStudent Successes2010 LA State Science and Engineering Fair

(Junior Division Category Awards)

• 2nd BIOCHEMISTRY Mattthew J. Stuckey, Christian Brothers School

• 3rd EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE Jenny J. Thompson’ John Curtis Christian School

• 1st ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Siddesh P. Ponnapakkam, Haynes Academy for Advanced Studies

• 2nd MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Garrett T. Tobin, Christian Brothers School

2010 International Sustainable World (Energy, (Energy, Engineering, & Environment) Project OlympiadEngineering, & Environment) Project Olympiad

Over 1,000 young scientists from 70 countries and 43 U.S. states displayed their 470 science projects about pressing issues of energy, engineering, and environment.

Honorable Mention Award: SENIOR ENERGY CATEGORYCaleb G. Gestes, John Curtis Christian School

Honorable Mention Award: SENIOR ENGINEERING CATEGORYMitchell G. Hartley, John Curtis Christian School

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Sunday Travel to San JoseRegister for ISEF FairSet Up Projects / Safety Inspections

Monday SRC Interviews if requiredWorkshops and SeminarsOpening Ceremony

Tuesday Final Check for ViolationsWorkshops and SeminarsWelcome Event

Wednesday JudgingWorkshops and SeminarsStudent Mixer

Thursday Public Visitation DayWorkshops and SeminarsSpecial Awards Ceremony

Friday Grand Awards CeremoniesTear Down Projects

Saturday Return to New Orleans

May 9 – May 14, 2010 in San Jose, California more than 1,600 students from 53 countries, regions and territories

more than $4 million in scholarships and prizes

Nobel Prize WinnersMartin Chalfie – Chemistry 2008 Robert F. Curl – Chemistry 1996Dudley Herschbach – Chemistry 1986 Leon M. Lederman – Physics 1988

Caleb GestesJohn Curtis Christian School

“Affecting Solar Cell Productivity- Using Light Intensity and Ambient

Temperature”

Kinga MalkinskaBenjamin Franklin HS

“The Effect of the Magnetic Field of a Neodymium-Iron-

Boron Magnet on the Reproduction Rate of Chinese

Hamster Ovary Cells”

      Atlanta 2008 Reno 2009 SanJose 2010

Phoenix 2005   Lodging $2,553.00 $2,909.76 $3,553.08

$6,549   Airfare $1,315.00 $2,328.80 $1,867.50

Albuquerque 2007  Meals / Misc

$1,255.00 $1,673.72 $1,596.26

$6,179   ISEF Reg. $500.00 $600.00 $500.00

      $5,623.00 $7,512.28 $7,516.84

History of ISEF Expenses

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GNOSEF, Inc. ExpensesGNOSEF, Inc. Expenses Teacher Workshop/Kickoff Teacher Workshop/Kickoff $ 35$ 35 $1,250 $1,250 $ 0$ 0

AwardsAwards• Category Cash Awards Category Cash Awards $ 4,250$ 4,250 $3,890 $3,890 $4,127$4,127• TeachersTeachers $ 1,100$ 1,100 $1,100 $1,100 $1,100$1,100• Medals and PlaquesMedals and Plaques $ 800$ 800 $ 545 $ 545 $ 594$ 594

SUB-TOTALSUB-TOTAL $ 6,150$ 6,150 $5,535 $5,535 $5,821$5,821

Expenses Expenses • Food - Judges and VolunteersFood - Judges and Volunteers $ 1,700$ 1,700 $1,990 $1,990 $1,494$1,494• Facility Costs (includes table rental)Facility Costs (includes table rental) $ 1,300$ 1,300 $5,815 $5,815 $5,387$5,387• SuppliesSupplies $ 700$ 700 $1,350 $1,350 $ 533$ 533• Operating Costs Operating Costs $ 600$ 600 $1,490 $1,490 $1,255$1,255

(fair affl., Sec. of State fees, tax prep., etc.)(fair affl., Sec. of State fees, tax prep., etc.)

SUB-TOTALSUB-TOTAL $ 4,300$ 4,300 $10,645 $10,645 $8,669$8,669

InternationalInternational• Registration, travel, housing, food, misc.Registration, travel, housing, food, misc. $ 5,623$ 5,623 $7,513 $7,517 $7,513 $7,517

TOTAL COSTS TOTAL COSTS $16,073 $16,073 $23,693$23,693 $22,007$22,007

TOTAL (operational) DONATIONS TOTAL (operational) DONATIONS $26,675 $17,093$26,675 $17,093 $13,575$13,575

2008 2009 2010

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Silver Sponsorship ($5,000 - $14,999)Silver Sponsorship ($5,000 - $14,999)

Northrop Grumman Northrop Grumman

Patrick F. Taylor FoundationPatrick F. Taylor Foundation

Bronze Sponsorship ($1,000 - $4,999)Bronze Sponsorship ($1,000 - $4,999)

Laitram, L.L.C.Laitram, L.L.C.

Lockeed MartinLockeed Martin

NACE InternationalNACE International

Society of Petroleum EngineersSociety of Petroleum Engineers

2010 CORPORATE SPONSORS2010 CORPORATE SPONSORS

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2010 GNOSEF SUPPORTERS2010 GNOSEF SUPPORTERS   

Blue Ribbon ($500 - $999)Blue Ribbon ($500 - $999)

Bruce J. Heim FoundationBruce J. Heim FoundationCouncil of Petroleum Accountants SocietiesCouncil of Petroleum Accountants Societies

Delta Chapter of the American Petroleum InstituteDelta Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute

Red Ribbon ($250 - $499)Red Ribbon ($250 - $499)

Harriet Aguiar NettoHarriet Aguiar Netto

Yellow Ribbon ($100 - $249)Yellow Ribbon ($100 - $249)

Orleans Medical Society AllianceOrleans Medical Society Alliance

COMMUNITY SUPPORTERSCOMMUNITY SUPPORTERS  

Jefferson Parish Public SchoolsJefferson Parish Public SchoolsMetro Copiers, Inc. Metro Copiers, Inc.

New Orleans Public SchoolsNew Orleans Public SchoolsPetroleum Ind. Promoting Education

Telephone Pioneers of Telephone Pioneers of Metairie Metairie

Tulane University Tulane University University of New OrleansUniversity of New OrleansWomen for a Better LA Women for a Better LA

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GNOSEF StrengthsGNOSEF Strengths(CONTRIBUTING TO THE SUCCESS OF THE PROGRAM)(CONTRIBUTING TO THE SUCCESS OF THE PROGRAM)

Teacher WorkshopsTeacher Workshops

• Provide training in Core Element summer institute and September Provide training in Core Element summer institute and September GNOSEF workshop and provide mentoring throughout the year.GNOSEF workshop and provide mentoring throughout the year.

Highly Qualified JudgesHighly Qualified Judges

• Approximately 150 category and special award judges.Approximately 150 category and special award judges.

• Category judges from Agricultural Research Service of the USDA, Category judges from Agricultural Research Service of the USDA, Chevron, Delgado Community College, Exxon-Mobil Chalmette Refinery, Chevron, Delgado Community College, Exxon-Mobil Chalmette Refinery, Griffin & Griffin Exploration LLC, Hydrate Energy International, Jefferson Griffin & Griffin Exploration LLC, Hydrate Energy International, Jefferson Parish, Jefferson Parish Dept of Environmental Affairs, Loyola University, Parish, Jefferson Parish Dept of Environmental Affairs, Loyola University, LSU, LSU Health Sciences Center, LSU Medical School, Minerals LSU, LSU Health Sciences Center, LSU Medical School, Minerals Management Service, N.O. Baptist Theological School, Southeastern Management Service, N.O. Baptist Theological School, Southeastern Louisiana University, Southern University N.O, Tulane Medical School, Louisiana University, Southern University N.O, Tulane Medical School, Tulane University, University of New Orleans Tulane University, University of New Orleans

• Safety Judges staffed by NOPS, JPPS, BLaST and WBLSafety Judges staffed by NOPS, JPPS, BLaST and WBL

• Grand Award Judges – Tulane, UNO, Loyola, U.S. NavyGrand Award Judges – Tulane, UNO, Loyola, U.S. Navy

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Continued Financial Support from Dedicated Corporate Continued Financial Support from Dedicated Corporate and Foundation Sponsors!and Foundation Sponsors!

• Allows us to provide over $25,000 in prizes and awards.Allows us to provide over $25,000 in prizes and awards.

Scientific Review CommitteeScientific Review Committee

• Comprised of professionals from Tulane, NOPS, JPPS and retired high Comprised of professionals from Tulane, NOPS, JPPS and retired high school teachers. Next year SRC will include Loyola.school teachers. Next year SRC will include Loyola.

• Reviewed 110 projects prior to experimentation and 302 projects prior to Reviewed 110 projects prior to experimentation and 302 projects prior to fair.fair.

Fair VolunteersFair Volunteers• Provided by WBL, the Telephone Pioneers of Metairie, UNO and TulaneProvided by WBL, the Telephone Pioneers of Metairie, UNO and Tulane

Display BoothsDisplay Booths • Tulane, UNO, ITT Tech, UNO Sea Perch, Patrick F. Taylor Foundation, and Haynes Tulane, UNO, ITT Tech, UNO Sea Perch, Patrick F. Taylor Foundation, and Haynes

FIRST Robotics and FIRST Lego League teams.FIRST Robotics and FIRST Lego League teams.

On-Line Registration System !!!On-Line Registration System !!!• GNOSEF projects and special awards.GNOSEF projects and special awards.

GNOSEF StrengthsGNOSEF Strengths(CONTRIBUTING TO THE SUCCESS OF THE PROGRAM)(CONTRIBUTING TO THE SUCCESS OF THE PROGRAM)

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Intel International Science and Engineering FairAdvisory Council

Members assist with operation of ISEF, coordinating workshops, evaluating projects, and advising on the future direction of the fair.

Members are nominated by regional science fair directors and teachers and serve for 3 years with a possible 2nd term.

Benefits to the GNOSEF are: LA has a national presence Access to direct support

LaWana Stewart has over 30 years experience with Science FairsAnd currently serves as the GNOSEF Assistant Fair Director and

Scientific Review Committee Chair.

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Updates for 2010-11Updates for 2010-11 Expand junior division categories.Expand junior division categories.

• Split Biological Sciences into Plant Sciences and Animal Sciences.Split Biological Sciences into Plant Sciences and Animal Sciences.• Split Physical Sciences into Physics and Chemistry.Split Physical Sciences into Physics and Chemistry.

Expand teacher workshops.Expand teacher workshops.

• January 2011 workshop for schools on block scheduling.January 2011 workshop for schools on block scheduling.

Evaluate Science Misconceptions category.Evaluate Science Misconceptions category.

• New category at the 2010 GNOSEF involving experimental design, data collection New category at the 2010 GNOSEF involving experimental design, data collection and analysis, and presentation of results.and analysis, and presentation of results.

• Targets under-resourced participants.Targets under-resourced participants.

Continue expansion of GNOSEF.Continue expansion of GNOSEF.

• Provide opportunity to additional schools, particularly in St. Bernard & Plaquemines.Provide opportunity to additional schools, particularly in St. Bernard & Plaquemines.• Continue to develop corporate partnerships and donor base.Continue to develop corporate partnerships and donor base.

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2010 -11 Calendar2010 -11 Calendar

September 18September 18Teacher Workshop and KickoffTeacher Workshop and Kickoff

October 15October 15 School Affiliation Forms DueSchool Affiliation Forms Due

November 15November 15 Submit Project for Pre-Approval to SRCSubmit Project for Pre-Approval to SRC

December 6December 6 Submit Requested RevisionsSubmit Requested Revisions

January 28January 28 Project Registration for GNOSEFProject Registration for GNOSEF

February 21-23February 21-23 GNOSEFGNOSEF

February 25February 25 Registration Deadline for State FairRegistration Deadline for State Fair

March 28-30March 28-30 LA Science and Engineering FairLA Science and Engineering Fair

May 8-13May 8-13 International Science and Engr. Fair International Science and Engr. Fair (ISEF) (ISEF) Los Angeles, CALos Angeles, CA

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Action ItemsAction Items SECURE ADDITIONAL FUNDING !!!SECURE ADDITIONAL FUNDING !!!

• Cover fair expenses!Cover fair expenses!• Funding for student project grants.Funding for student project grants.• More in-kind donations.More in-kind donations.

BOARD ASSISTANCE WITH FUNDRAISING !!!BOARD ASSISTANCE WITH FUNDRAISING !!!• Provide contact information.Provide contact information.• Secure funding.Secure funding.

Expand volunteer base.Expand volunteer base.

Continue to provide activities to make fair more interactive Continue to provide activities to make fair more interactive and multi-faceted.and multi-faceted.• Science activities/demonstrations/interactive displays.Science activities/demonstrations/interactive displays.• Corporate displays (how do science projects translate into the work world?)Corporate displays (how do science projects translate into the work world?)

Develop long range plan for GNOSEF.Develop long range plan for GNOSEF.