IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR STATE SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
FAIR PARTICIPANTS
Forms-
All SSEF Forms are located
here
IMPORTANT
INFORMATION FOR ALACHUA REGION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR PARTICIPANTS
Display
and Safety Checklist- Region
Science and Engineering Fair Participants Must Comply with the State Display and
Safety Regulations The link is
here
Abstract-
Region Science and Engineering Fair
Participant's Must Use the ISEF
Abstract
form. Teams, please use this
form.
This must be displayed in the left hand corner on the board or in a non plastic
frame in an upright position.
Photos-
Credit
lines are required for photos that appear on display board. If subject is person
other than participant, human subject forms(
Form
#4) must be completed for that subject. See
page
5 of rules and regulation booklet.
Forms-
All ISEF Forms are located
here
Bibliography-
APA
Style recommended. Five references
required.
MSDS
forms- Material
Safety Data Sheets
Important Dates
·
Alachua Region
Science and Engineering Fair,
Reitz Union Rion Ballroom
Feb. 22 - Student set-up and check-in - 3-8PM- Students
must be checked in on this date.
INFO
Feb. 23- Judging - 8AM-3PM- Students Only. Students will be released at 3PM.
INFO
Feb. 24 -Awards- - 6PM-8PM-
GHS Auditorium INFO
·
JASON Colloquium
Application Forms- Due March 16, 2005
·
State Science
and Engineering Fair- April 6-8, 2004
Orlando,
FL.
This is the week of
Alachua County's Spring
Break
·
INTEL International
Science and Engineering Fair- May 8-14
Phoenix,
AZ
Important ISEF Documents- Please refer for all rules, regulations and
forms
·
ISEF Rules and Regulations
Booklet http://www.sciserv.org/isef/document/Rule2005.pdf
·
Student Handbook
http://www.sciserv.org/isef/document/hbk2005.pdf
·
Forms
http://www.sciserv.org/isef/document/form2005.pdf
Important Changes in 2004-05 Science and Engineering Fair
There have been some
major changes so please look at the rules and regulations book instructions
carefully. Please refer to
page 3 of
ISEF Rules and Regulations Booklet.
The Highlights:
·
No Gerontology
category
·
Earth and
Space has been divided into Earth Science AND Space Science
·
If a tissue is
obtained from an animal that was euthanized solely for student’s project, the
study must be considered a vertebrate animal project and must adhere to the
vertebrate animal rules.
·
Longitudinal studies
are permitted under certain conditions (page 9 of INTEL rules and Regulations
booklet)
·
Adherence to
ethics statement was added to the requirements for all projects.
·
New Forms
- Abstract- Student abstracts for RSEF and FSSEF must be
on the approved ISEF Abstract form. The official abstract with SRC approval must appear on the display board or in a vertical position on the
project. Official ISEF Abstract form can be found at
ISEF Abstract Form
Number of
participants for each school Science Fair Coordinators
and Science Fair Dates
Elementary
Alachua -
Anchor
Center- Debbie Poole
A.
Quinn
Jones-
Archer-
Chiles-
Duval-
Foster-
Glen Springs- Joel Dunphy
Hidden Oak-
High Springs-
Idylwild-
Irby-
JJ Finley- Peggy Burt
Lake Forest-
Littlewood-
Metcalfe-
Newberry-
Norton-
Prairie View-
Rawlings-
Barbara Rotundo
Shell-
Talbot-
Terwilliger-
Waldo-
Wiles-
Williams- Benardo Baez
Middle School
Howard Bishop -
Mary Perkins
Ft. Clarke -
Jennifer Mesa
Hawthorne -Dale
Makenini
Kanapaha- Jan Wisby
Lincoln-
Rutha Ellis Jan. 11
Mebane- Maureen
Shankman
Oak View-
ZoEllen Warren
Spring Hill- Cindy
Tompkins
St. Patrick’s School
– Esther Branch
Westwood- Sara
Charbonett Dec. 16
High School
Buchholz-
Tonya
Camaratta
Eastside- Virginia
Christensen and Anne Marie Muller
Gainesville- Ed
Hunter
Hawthorne -
Horizon -
Jordan Glen -
Newberry -
Cynthia Holland
Oak Hall - Sandra
Swindler Jan.12
Sante Fe - Debby Courtney
Sante Fe Catholic -
The Rock -