AISD Students Place at Regional Science Fair
More than 50 Aldine ISD student science projects — individual and group projects — competed in the 2014 Science Engineering Fair of Houston (SEFH) at the George R. Brown Convention Center in February. The projects advanced to the regional event after placing at the [icons icon_name=”icon-external-link” icon_size=”14px”]district level science fair.
There are two types of judges at SEFH – Place Award Judges and Special Awarding Agency Judges. Special Award judges represent organizations, professional societies or companies and can decide whom they want to judge based on project type, gender type and particular interests of the group they are representing.
Several projects earned placed and/or earned special award honors.
Place Award Judging
*3rd Place in Engineering & Physical Sciences, Group Project — Daniel Sánchez & Derian Fraga
Project Title — “Infinite Energy”
Division — Senior
Campus — MacArthur High School
Teacher — Sarah Schramm(*Team advanced to compete at state competition.)
Special Award Judging
Harris County Medical Society/Houston Academy of Medicine
1st Place in Medicine & Health, Individual Project — Jennifer Ávila
Project Title: “Germy Hands”
Division — Senior
Campus — MacArthur High School
Teacher — Sarah SchrammKellogg Brown & Root
Winner in Environmental Sciences, Individual Project — Denisse Córdova
Project Title: “But Water Is All the Same, Correct?”
Division — Junior
Campus — Hambrick Middle School
Teacher — Paula FreundSociety of Plastics Engineers-South Texas Section
1st Place in Physical Science, Group Project — Lauren Cornish & Autumn Zepeda
Project Title: “Turning Milk Into Plastic”
Division: Junior
Campus: Drew Academy
Teacher: Tomekka WilliamsEngineering, Science & Technology Council of Houston (ECH)
Winner in Mathematics, Individual Project — Jaye Wilson
Project Title: “Algorithms and Bengal Tigers Oh My!”
Division: Senior
Campus: Davis High School
Teacher: Susan CraigEngineering, Science & Technology Council of Houston (ECH)
Winner in Physics & Astronomy, Individual Project — Brenda Rubio
Project Title: “Measuring the Speed of Light Using a Microwave”
Division: Senior
Campus: Eisenhower High School
Teacher: Carmen BurchGeophysical Society of Houston
2nd Place in Physics & Astronomy, Individual Project — Brenda Rubio
Project Title: “Measuring the Speed of Light Using a Microwave”
Division: Senior
Campus: Eisenhower High School
Teacher: Carmen BurchTexas Center for Superconductivity and Advanced Materials & The Center for Materials Chemistry
2nd Place in Physics & Astronomy, Individual Project — Brenda Rubio
Project Title: “Measuring the Speed of Light Using a Microwave”
Division: Senior
Campus: Eisenhower High School
Teacher: Carmen BurchUniversity of Houston-Clear Lake
2nd Place in Physics & Astronomy, Individual Project — Brenda Rubio
Project Title: “Measuring the Speed of Light Using a Microwave”
Division: Senior
Campus: Eisenhower High School
Teacher: Carmen Burch
Congratulations to the students!


