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STATE SCIENCE FAIR: Local students earn awards in Laramie
March 11, 2016
Students from Holy Name Catholic School pause for a photo at the 2016
Wyoming State Science Fair that took place March 2-4 in Laramie. Pictured,
front row from left, are Katelin Rogaczewski, Samantha Rogaczewski, Julia
Smart, Katie Magera and Cisco Gallegos. Back row, from left, are Seth
Deutscher, Alex Garber, Morgan Smith, Nicholas Aasby and Shannon
Holzerland.
SHERIDAN Area students recently competed in the Wyoming State Science
Fair in Laramie. Several Sheridan County students won awards at the
contest.
The following Sheridan County students earned awards:
Animal sciences
Third place junior division Samantha Rogaczewski, Holy Name Catholic
School
Chemistry
First place junior division Carley Jo Motsick, Big Horn Middle School
Earth and environmental sciences
Third place junior division Carly Craig, Big Horn Middle School
Energy and transportation
Third place junior division Jacob McIntyre, Tongue River Middle School
Engineering design and innovation
First place junior division Dulce Carroll, Sheridan Junior High School
Microbiology
Second place junior division Francisco Gallegos, Holy Name Catholic
School
Physics, astronomy, planetary sciences
Third place junior division Kathryn Moran, Sheridan Junior High School
Second place junior division Cade Relaford, Sheridan Junior High School
Plant sciences
Second place junior division Katelin Rogaczewski, Holy Name Catholic
School
Robotics, computer, mathematical sciences
Third place junior division Morgan Smith, Holy Name Catholic School
In addition, The American Institute for Aeronautics and Astronautics
awarded select students an Arduino Kit and a one-year student membership
to the AIAA. Dulce Carroll of SJHS received the prize in the junior
division.
The American Meteorological Society also recognized four students for
their creative scientific endeavors in the areas of atmospheric and
related oceanic and hydrologic sciences. Awardees, including Big Horn
Middle Schools Carly Craig, received a certificate and their names may be
published in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
Winners named by the U.S. Air Force included Dulce Carroll from SJHS.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration presented a
certificate and medallion to two individuals whose research emphasized the
NOAA mission. Carly Craig of BHMS received one of the awards.
The University of Wyoming Department of Anthropology offers two $50
awards, one in the junior division and one in the senior division, to
students whose projects address a topic of interest and relevance to one
of the major anthropological research fields of archaeology, cultural
anthropology, linguistic anthropology or biological anthropology. Katie
Magera of HNCS won the junior division award.
The U.S. Metric Association recognizes a student whose project involved
quantitative measures and correctly used units of the SI metric system for
those measures. The recipient of this award was Nicholas Aasby of HNCS.
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