2012 Winners - Southeast Missouri State University
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56 th Annual <strong>Southeast</strong> <strong>Missouri</strong> Regional Science Fair<br />
March 6, <strong>2012</strong><br />
<strong>Winners</strong><br />
JUNIOR DIVISION WINNERS<br />
Junior Behavioral and Social Sciences<br />
Madison Decker Poplar Bluff Junior High Third<br />
Conner Dittlinger St. Denis School, Benton Third<br />
Justin Moss St. Denis School, Benton Third<br />
Josh Halter St. Denis School, Benton Third<br />
Seth Essner St. Denis School, Benton Third<br />
Ross Essner St. Denis School, Benton Third<br />
Rina Hayashi St. Vincent, Perryville Third<br />
Elizabeth Guyot St. Vincent, Perryville Third<br />
Hannah Hurst St. Vincent, Perryville Third<br />
Alexis Palmer Ste. Genevieve Middle School Third<br />
Deandra Boland Ste. Genevieve Middle School Third<br />
Madison Reynolds Ste. Genevieve Middle School Third<br />
Briley Huck Ste. Genevieve Middle School Third<br />
Luis Ruiz Farmington Middle School Second<br />
Kaleb Penuel Farmington Middle School Second<br />
Morgan Pettit Scott City R‐1 Second<br />
Katie Verseman St. Vincent, Perryville Second
Faith Kluender St. Vincent, Perryville Second<br />
Ericha Mueller St. Vincent, Perryville Second<br />
Brandon Hinson Ste. Genevieve Middle School Second<br />
Blake Moore Ste. Genevieve Middle School Second<br />
Steven Blackiston Malden Junior High First<br />
Junior Biochemistry<br />
Thomas Engelmann Ste. Genevieve Middle School Third<br />
Samantha Bumgardaner Ste. Genevieve Middle School Second<br />
Becca Fallert Ste. Genevieve Middle School Second<br />
Brittany Garland Leopold High School First
Junior Botany<br />
Austin Spencer Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Tanner Watson Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Cierra Rhodes Scott City R‐I Third<br />
Katlyn Bles Scott City R‐I Third<br />
Abigale Matthews Oak Ridge Junior High Second<br />
Amber Vandeven St. Ambrose, Chaffee Second<br />
Elizabeth Ustinov Trinity Lutheran, Cape Second<br />
Julia Hendrix Qulin Middle School First
Junior Chemistry<br />
Maleena Delsen Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Erica Love Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Hannah Pierce Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Brandon Politte Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Ranzo Bryant Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Kylee Lewis Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Katie Gehrke Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Erika Matthews Ste. Genevieve Middle School Third<br />
Kindl Arman Ste. Genevieve Middle School Third<br />
Kristen Copeland T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Third<br />
Alex Whitehead T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Third<br />
Taylor Page T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Third<br />
Ali Galemmo Trinity Lutheran, Cape Girardeau Third<br />
Raegan Wieser Trinity Lutheran, Cape Girardeau Third<br />
Haley Brown Qulin Middle School Second<br />
Jackie Rhody Qulin Middle School Second<br />
Noah Raines St. Vincent de Paul, Cape Girardeau Second<br />
Claire Fischer Ste. Genevieve Middle School Second<br />
Karlee Wright T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Second<br />
Amanda Moody Portageville Middle School First<br />
Darian Doser Qulin Middle School First<br />
Hannah Baxter Qulin Middle School First<br />
Hannah Glueck St. Ambrose, Chaffee First<br />
Sara Edwards T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School First
Junior Earth and Space Sciences<br />
Adrea Mueller Ste. Genevieve Middle School Third<br />
Katelyn Bloom Ste. Genevieve Middle School Third<br />
Tyler Stevenson T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Second<br />
Auggie Knutson St. Ambrose, Chaffee First
Junior Engineering<br />
Austin Dirnbeerger St. Ambrose, Chaffee Third<br />
Alyssa Bubanovich Poplar Bluff Junior High Second<br />
Joshua Orton Qulin Middle School Second<br />
Landon Craft Qulin Middle School Second<br />
Noah Niswonger St. Vincent, Perryville Second<br />
Julia Hahn T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Second<br />
Lance Neumann St. Vincent, Perryville First<br />
Landon Schnurbusch St. Vincent, Perryville First<br />
Cody Pullum T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School First
Junior Environmental Science<br />
Hannah Seyer St. Ambrose, Chaffee Third<br />
Andrew Schroeter Scott City R‐I Second<br />
Jonathan Renn Scott City R‐I Second<br />
Brad Orenstein Nell Holcomb R‐IV First
Junior Medicine and Health<br />
Tyler Heil T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Third<br />
Kassidy Kassel St. Vincent, Perryville Second<br />
Emma Janet St. Vincent, Perryville Second<br />
Erin Lauters T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Second<br />
Nathan Aufdenberg Trinity Lutheran, Cape Second<br />
Kelsie Graham St. Vincent, Perryville First<br />
Faith Kapp St. Vincent, Perryville First<br />
Jamie Best St. Vincent, Perryville First<br />
Madison Mingione St. Vincent, Perryville First
Junior Microbiology<br />
Taylor Shivelbine Nell Holcomb R‐IV, Cape Girardeau Third<br />
Will Shivelbine Nell Holcomb R‐IV, Cape Girardeau Third<br />
Hannah Lukefahr St. Vincent, Perryville Third<br />
Payton Triller St. Vincent, Perryville Third<br />
Sarah Gremaud St. Vincent, Perryville Third<br />
Jessica Hahs Oak Ridge Junior High Second<br />
Austin Van de Ven St. Vincent de Paul, Cape Girardeau First
Junior Physics<br />
Kyleah Estes Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Courtney Spencer Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Gracie Backer Qulin Middle School Third<br />
Diego Rivetti Sacred Heart, Poplar Bluff Third<br />
Rylie Vandeven St. Ambrose, Chaffee Third<br />
Hannah Duenne St. Denis School, Benton Third<br />
Maddie Urhahn St. Denis School, Benton Third<br />
Rylie Gant St. Denis School, Benton Third<br />
Lance Chapman St. Vincent, Perryville Third<br />
Nick Cissell St. Vincent, Perryville Third<br />
Kerigan Brady T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Third<br />
Emily Killen Trinity Lutheran, Cape Girardeau Third<br />
Hunter Berry Poplar Bluff Junior High Second<br />
Devin Hester Qulin Middle School Second<br />
Preston Loyd Qulin Middle School Second<br />
Matt Austin Qulin Middle School Second<br />
Halie Brown Qulin Middle School Second<br />
Kassidy Sentell Qulin Middle School Second<br />
Alesha Mize Qulin Middle School Second<br />
Ethan Rendleman Scott City R‐I Second<br />
Kaden Robert St. Denis School, Benton Second<br />
Cole Bollinger St. Denis School, Benton Second<br />
Bryant Gage St. Denis School, Benton Second
Amelia Moore St. Vincent de Paul, Cape Second<br />
Emmalee Pyle St. Vincent, Perryville Second<br />
ShelbyLynne Schumer St. Vincent, Perryville Second<br />
Jordan Rellergert St. Vincent, Perryville Second<br />
Chase Schumer St. Vincent, Perryville Second<br />
Jordin Wingerter St. Vincent, Perryville Second<br />
Jon Rodgers T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Second<br />
Makayla Waldner T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Second<br />
Kirstan Graviett Trinity Lutheran, Cape Second<br />
Andrew Aufdenberg Trinity Lutheran, Cape Second<br />
Emily Buerck Trinity Lutheran, Cape Second<br />
Sidney Eagle Qulin Middle School First<br />
Layne Hlavek St. Vincent, Perryville First<br />
Mary Kate Miller T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School First<br />
Paige Chasteen T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School First<br />
Junior Zoology<br />
Mikayla Rone Portageville Junior High School Third<br />
Sarene Allen St. Vincent de Paul, Cape Girardeau Third<br />
Ashley Lemonds Oak Ridge Junior High Second<br />
Adam Sandage T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School Second<br />
Lydia Reitzel Delta High School First<br />
Jamie Hodge Delta High School First
Senior Behavioral and Social Sciences<br />
Senior Division <strong>Winners</strong><br />
� Third place – Matthew Hampton, Malden High School<br />
� Second place – Janelle Myers, Oak Ridge High School<br />
� First place – (Team) Parker McCormick and Toby Miller, Malden High School
Senior Biology<br />
� Third place – Andrew Puchbauer, Oak Ridge High School<br />
� Second place – Jordan Rice, Malden High School<br />
� First place – Katie Schweiss, Saxony Lutheran High School
Senior Chemistry<br />
� Third place – (Team) Ashley Skeen and Leslie Dent,<br />
� Second place – Destiney Hill, Bloomfield Home School<br />
� First place – Victoria Willcut, Puxico High School
Senior Mathematics and Computer Science<br />
� Second place – (Team) Paige Krumpinski and Zeinab Younes, Malden High School<br />
� First place – Charles Green, Malden High School
Senior Medicine and Health<br />
� Third Place – (Team) Aubree Harris, Dylan Earnheart, and Taylor Miller, Malden High School<br />
� Second place – Samuel Breite, Saxony Lutheran High School<br />
� First place – Sarah Winningham, Saxony Lutheran High School
Senior Physics<br />
� Third place – Michael Hopkins, Portageville High School<br />
� Second place – (Team) Dakota Huffman, Jeremy Perry, and David Hess, Delta High School<br />
� First place – Ashley Malkowski, Qulin High School
Presentation of Special Awards<br />
TO BE PRESENTED BY MELODY GREEN<br />
<strong>Southeast</strong> <strong>Missouri</strong> Science Teachers of <strong>Missouri</strong> (STOM)<br />
NEW TEACHER AWARD<br />
RECOGNIZATION:<br />
Connie Hodge, Delta High School (1 project/ 3 students)<br />
Kyleigh Chappell, Risco High School (7 projects/ 14 students)<br />
Cheryl Hagler, St. Vincent de Paul (5 projects/ 5 students)<br />
Kelsey Winch, Farmington Middle School (2 projects/ 4 students)<br />
Bill Clanahan, Poplar Bluff Junior High School (2 projects/ 2 students)<br />
Kate Dillon, Farmington Middle School<br />
Lisa Gerlach, Richland High School (1 project/ 1 student)<br />
RECIPIENT: Nicole LaRue, Ste. Genevieve Middle School (25 projects/ 42 students)<br />
Ameren <strong>Missouri</strong><br />
Ameren <strong>Missouri</strong> in addition to a donation to the general science fair fund will be providing a United <strong>State</strong>s Savings Bond in<br />
the amount of $250 for a project from all categories that involves the use, distribution, transmission or generation of<br />
electricity for the betterment or benefit of either mankind or the electric industry.<br />
RECIPIENT: Brad Orenstein, Nell Holcomb R-IV
American Chemical Society<br />
The Southern Illinois Section of the American Chemical Society will present a cash award to the best Junior Biochemistry,<br />
Junior Chemistry, Senior Biochemistry, and Senior Chemistry exhibits.<br />
JUNIOR BIOCHEMISTRY: Brittany Garland, Leopold High School<br />
JUNIOR CHEMISTRY: Sara Edwards, T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School<br />
SENIOR CHEMISTRY: Victoria Willcut, Puxico High School
American Meteorological Society<br />
The American Meteorological Society will be providing two certificates of Outstanding Achievement to students for creative<br />
scientific endeavor in the areas of atmospheric and related oceanic and hydrologic sciences.<br />
RECIPIENT: Auggie Knutson, St. Ambrose, Chaffee
American Psychological Association and<br />
Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools<br />
The American Psychological Association (APA) Education Directorate will award one certificate recognizing outstanding<br />
research in psychology science under the category of behavioral and social sciences or any category related to psychology<br />
(e.g., animal sciences, computer science, environmental science, medicine & health).<br />
RECIPIENT: Matthew Hampton, Malden High School
ASM International Foundation<br />
The ASM International Foundation will provide a medallion and certificate to recognize the winner of the best materials<br />
engineering project.<br />
RECIPIENT: Makayla Waldner, T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School
Association for Women Geoscientists<br />
The Association for Women Geoscientists (AWG) will be providing an Award Certificate to the female student whose exhibit<br />
exemplifies high standards of innovativeness and scientific excellence in geosciences. Special consideration will be given<br />
to projects that increase the public awareness of the geosciences, illustrate the interdisciplinary nature of the geosciences,<br />
or promote the sensitivity to the earth as a global system.<br />
RECIPIENT: Delia Lowman, Danielle Preston and Emily Welker
Cape Girardeau Area Engineers Club<br />
The Cape Girardeau Area Engineers Club will be providing a savings bond to the best junior and senior engineering<br />
exhibits.<br />
JUNIOR RECIPIENT: Julia Hahn, T. S. Hill Dexter Middle School<br />
SENIOR RECIPIENT: Ashley Malkowski, Qulin High School
Genius Olympiad<br />
The Exceptional Genius Award will be presented to two recognized projects along with an opportunity to compete in<br />
GENIUS Olympiad, an international high school project competition focusing on environmental issues. Students in grades<br />
9-12 will be eligible to compete by submitting a project which aims to raise awareness of sustainability problems in our world<br />
among high school students. The <strong>2012</strong> GENIUS Olympiad will be held June 24-29 in Oswego, New York. Lodging, meal<br />
and local transportation will be provided by GENIUS Olympiad.<br />
RECIPIENT #1: Victoria Willcut, Puxico High School<br />
RECIPIENT #2: Destiney Hill, Bloomfield Home School
I-SWEEP <strong>2012</strong><br />
This is awarded to top high school projects selected in the categories of Energy, Engineering, or Environment who displays<br />
outstanding work in the theme of environmental sustainability and innovation. Winner will have the opportunity to attend the<br />
International Sustainable World Project Olympiad to be held in Houston, TX between May 2-7, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Recognition: Destiney Hill, Bloomfield Home School<br />
Outstanding Sustainability Award: Victoria Willcut, Puxico High School
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)<br />
This award will go to the one individual (middle or high school) selected from among all the general award categories whose<br />
research emphasizes NOAA’s mission “to understand and predict changes in climate, weather, oceans, coasts, to share<br />
that knowledge and information with others, and to conserve and manage coastal and marine ecosystems and resources.”<br />
RECEPIENT: Abigale Matthews, Oak Ridge Junior High
National Society of Professional Engineers<br />
The National Society of Professional Engineers in Industry will provide one award (grades 7-12) for the most outstanding<br />
engineering project.<br />
RECEPIENT: Victoria Willcut, Puxico High School
Ricoh Sustainable Development Award<br />
This award will go to the one (individual) or team project, selected from among all the general award categories, whose<br />
technological and scientific innovations best reflect the principles of sustainability-balancing economic development with<br />
environmental responsibility<br />
RECEPIENT: Kirstan Graviett
Rotary Club of Cape Girardeau<br />
The Rotary Club of Cape Girardeau will present a $100 cash award to a student from a Cape Girardeau School.<br />
RECEPIENT: Amanda Lively, St. Vincent de Paul, Cape Girardeau
<strong>Southeast</strong> <strong>Missouri</strong> Dental Society<br />
The <strong>Southeast</strong> <strong>Missouri</strong> Dental Society, in addition to a donation to the general science fair fund, will provide a cash award<br />
to the outstanding project in the senior division ($100) and junior division ($25) showing outstanding creativeness, scientific<br />
thought and thoroughness. Dentistry is an amalgam of many scientific disciplines and the award is not restricted to a<br />
particular field of study.<br />
JUNIOR RECEPIENT: Austin Van de Van, St. Vincent de Paul, Cape Girardeau<br />
SENIOR RECEPIENT: Victoria Willcut, Puxico High School
U.S. Air Force<br />
The U.S. Air Force will give four equal awards consisting of a Victory Sport Bag, Sonic Sound Speaker and Junior Tech<br />
Organizer to students with projects that focus on math, sciences and engineering areas.<br />
RECEPIENT #1: Destiney Hill, Bloomfield Home School<br />
RECEPIENT #2: Ashley Malkowski, Qulin High School<br />
RECEPIENT #3: Noah Raines, St. Vincent de Paul, Cape<br />
RECEPIENT #4: (Team) Deryn Brown and Tara Jordan, Ste. Genevieve Middle School<br />
RECEPIENT #5: Ethan Rendleman, Scott City R-I
U.S. Navy/U.S. Marine Corps<br />
The U.S. Navy/U.S. Marine Corps and the Office of Naval Research will be providing an educational recognition award<br />
valued at over $50 to each of the eligible finalists in the senior division. (Recipients are asked to submit the form to the<br />
Academy of Applied Science to claim their award.) Certificates of accomplishments will be awarded to students in the<br />
Junior Division (no monetary award provided).<br />
SENIOR RECEPIENTS:<br />
� Victoria Willcut, Puxico High School<br />
� Andrew Puchbauer, Oak Ridge High School<br />
JUNIOR RECIPIENTS:<br />
� Melanie McKuin, T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School<br />
� Brad Orenstein, Nell Holcomb R-IV<br />
� (Team) Kelsey Krause and Nicholas Cassimatis, Farmington Middle School<br />
� Kayla Turner, Portageville Middle School
United <strong>State</strong>s Army<br />
The Department of the Army will offer awards to senior division exhibitors for scientific/engineering excellence in five<br />
categories: Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Life Sciences, Mathematics/Computer Science, and Physical Sciences.<br />
Students will receive a Certificate of Achievement, a presentation folder and a tangible award. Four of the five each will<br />
receive a $50 U.S. Savings Bond. The remaining category winner, who is considered the most outstanding, will receive a<br />
$100 U.S. Savings bond and a medallion for science/engineering excellence.<br />
ENGINEERING: Case McCormick, Joe Lara and Bryce Nelson, Malden Junior High<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES: Sydney Schabbing, Sam Pritchard and Emily King, St. Vincent, Perryville<br />
LIFE SCIENCES: Becca Cantrell, Trinity Lutheran, Cape Girardeau<br />
MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE: Brad Orenstein, Nell Holcomb R-IV<br />
PHYSICAL SCIENCES: Ashley Malkowski, Qulin High School<br />
BRONZE MEDALLION AWARDED TO: Ashley Malkowski
Water Environment Federation<br />
The Water Environment Federation will present a certificate to the student (grades 9-12) with the best project related to<br />
water quality, water resource management, water protection, water treatment or wastewater treatment. The student may<br />
also be considered to represent the United <strong>State</strong>s at the Stockholm Junior Water Prize competition in Stockholm, Sweden,<br />
during the Stockholm Water Festival.<br />
RECEPIENT: Rachael Gruenwald, Saxony Lutheran High School
Yale Science and Engineering Association<br />
The Yale Science & Engineering Association, Inc. will be providing an award certificate and medallion to the most<br />
outstanding 11 th grade student exhibiting in the areas of Chemistry, Computer Science, Engineering, or Physics.<br />
RECEPIENT: Rachael Gruenwald, Saxony Lutheran High School
BROADCOM MASTERS<br />
The Broadcom MASTERS (Math, Applied Science, Technology and Engineering for Rising Stars) is a competition for 6-8 th<br />
grade students who participate in an SSP-affiliated fair. As a nominee, students are eligible to register and complete an online<br />
application to compete nationally for valuable prizes and awards. From these entrants, the top 300 Semifinalists will be<br />
announced in August <strong>2012</strong>. Thirty of the 300 semifinalists will be named finalists and will participate in the finals and win an<br />
all-expense paid trip to Washington, DC in September, <strong>2012</strong>. The top winner will receive a $25,000 Education Award.<br />
� Lydia Reitzel and Jamie Hodge, Delta High School<br />
� Brad Orenstein, Nell Holcomb R-IV<br />
� Austin Van de Ven, St. Vincent de Paul<br />
� Julia Hendrix, Qulin Middle School<br />
� Steven Blackiston, Malden Junior High<br />
� Morgan Pettit, Scott City R-I<br />
� Brandon Hinson and Blake Moore, Ste. Genevieve Middle School<br />
� Layne Hlavek, St. Vincent, Perryville<br />
� Sidney Eagle, Qulin Middle School<br />
� Mary Kate Miller, T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School<br />
� Katie Verseman and Faith Kluender, St. Vincent, Perryville<br />
� Ericha Mueller, St. Vincent Perryville<br />
� Kelsie Graham and Faith Kapp, St. Vincent Perryville<br />
� Ashley Lemonds, Oak Ridge Junior High<br />
� Luis Ruiz and Kaleb Penuel, Farmington Middle School<br />
� Abigale Matthews, Oak Ridge Junior High<br />
� Auggie Knutson, St. Ambrose, Chaffee<br />
� Paige Chasteen, T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School<br />
� Andrew Schroeter and Jonathan Renn, Scott City R-I<br />
� Adam Sandage, T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School<br />
� Brittany Garland, Leopold High School
� Hannah Glueck, St. Ambrose, Chaffee<br />
� Darian Doxer and Hannah Baxter, Qulin Middle School<br />
� Amber Vandeven, St. Ambrose, Chaffee<br />
� Jamie Best and Madison Mingione, St. Vincent, Perryville<br />
� Sorene Allen, St. Vincent de Paul, Cape Girardeau<br />
� EmmaLee Pyle and ShelbyLynne Schumer, St. Vincent, Perryville<br />
� Mikayla Rone, Portageville High School
BEST COLLECTION STUDY<br />
� Tyler Heil, Dexter Middle School
Best Model<br />
� Loren Childers and Cherish Roberts, Delta High School<br />
Best Invention<br />
� Matthew Bauman and Dylan Burr, Ste. Genevieve High School
Best Observation<br />
� Amanda Moody, Portageville High School<br />
� Brandon Hinson and Blake Moore, Ste. Genevieve High School<br />
� Steven Blackiston, Malden High School
Best Experiment<br />
� Emmalee Pyle and ShelbyLynne Schumer, St. Vincent, Perryville<br />
� Sarene Allen, St. Vincent de Paul<br />
� Jamie Best and Madison Mingione, St. Vincent, Perryville<br />
� Amber Van de Ven, St. Ambrose<br />
� Hannah Baxter and Darian Doser, Qulin Middle School<br />
� Hannah Glueck, St. Ambrose<br />
� Brittaney Garland, Leopold High School<br />
� Adam Sandage, T. S. Hill Dexter Middle School<br />
� Andrew Schroeter and Jonathan Renn, Scott City<br />
� Paige Chastine, T. S. Hill Dexter Middle School<br />
� Auggie Knutson, St. Ambrose<br />
� Abigale Matthews, Oak Ridge High School<br />
� Ashley Lemonds, Oak Ridge High School<br />
� Kelsey Graham and Faith Kapp, St. Vincent, Perryville<br />
� Ericha Mueller, St. Vincent Perryville<br />
� Katie Verseman and Faith Kluender, St. Vincent Perryville<br />
� Mary Kate Miller, T.S. Hill Dexter Middle School<br />
� Sydney Eagle, Qulin High School<br />
� Layne Hlavek, St. Vincent Perryville<br />
� Morgan Pettie, Scott City High School<br />
� Julia Hendrix, Qulin High School<br />
� Austin Vandeven, St. Vincent de Paul, Cape Girardeau<br />
� Brad Orenstein, Nell Holcomb<br />
� Lydia Reitzel and Jamie Hodge, Delta High School
Best Group<br />
A certificate will be given to the best group exhibit in the junior division.<br />
� Lydia Reitzel and Jamie Hodge, Delta High School
Overall Junior Life Science<br />
Recognition will be given to the project deemed best overall in the junior division from among the Behavioral and Social<br />
Science, Botany, Environmental Science, Medicine and Health, Microbiology, and Zoology categories.<br />
� Lydia Reitzel and Jamie Hodge, Delta High School
Overall Junior Physical Science<br />
Recognition will be given to the project deemed best overall in the junior division from among the Biochemistry, Chemistry,<br />
Earth and Space Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Sciences, and Physics categories.<br />
� Amanda Moody, Portageville High School
Top Eighth Grade Student<br />
The top 8 th grade student will attend the 63 rd International Science and Engineering Fair in Pittsburgh, PA as an observer<br />
and as part of the official party from the <strong>Southeast</strong> <strong>Missouri</strong> Regional Science Fair.<br />
RECEPIENT: Julia Hendrix, Qulin High School
ISEF <strong>Winners</strong><br />
The two top senior division exhibits receive paid travel and lodging to Pittsburgh, PA (May 13-18, <strong>2012</strong>) to compete in the<br />
63 rd International Science and Engineering Fair.<br />
VICTORIA WILCUTT, Puxico High School<br />
DESTINY HILL, Bloomfield Home School
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