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Welcome

Ms. Courtney Butler, CSEF Director

Announcer .................................................................................................. Jody Oaks

Presentation of Signature Special Awards SparkFun’s Thank You to Educators Award ..................................................................... CSEF

Lockheed Martin Teacher of the Year Award ............................................................. Ed Scholz

Presentation of Special Awards

Air & Waste Management Association

American Association of University Women

American Chemical Society

American Industrial Hygiene Association

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

American Institute of Chemical Engineers

American Institute of Professional Geologists

American Meteorological Society

American Public Power Association

American Statistical Association

American Vacuum Association

American Water Works Association & Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association

ASM International

Colorado Association of Meat Processors

Colorado Association of Science Teachers

Colorado Biology Teachers’ Association

Colorado BioScience Institute

Colorado Chemistry Teachers’ Association

Colorado Dental Association

Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining & Safety

Colorado Environmental Health Association

Colorado Foundation for Agriculture

Colorado Geographic Alliance

Colorado Medical Society

Colorado Mineral Society

Colorado Mycological Society

Colorado Scientific Society

Colorado State University College of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Department of Chemistry

Department of Horticulture & Landscape Architecture School of Biomedical Engineering

Colorado’s Touchstone Energy Cooperatives

Colorado Veterinary Medical Association & Auxiliary

Colorado-Wyoming Society of American Foresters

Comstock Family

Constant Family

Eppler Family

Fort Collins Conservation District

Frank Armbruster Foundation

Geological Society of America

Gromko Family

Human Factors and Ergonomics Society

Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers

Little Shop of Physics

Lockheed Martin

National Centers for Environmental Information

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

SACNAS

Science Toy Magic, LLC

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration

Society of Manufacturing Engineers

Society of Women Engineers

Soil & Water Conservation Society

SPIE-The International Society for Optics and Photonics

The Inventors’ Roundtable

Trout Unlimited

United States Department of Commerce

United States Geological Survey

United States Navy & Marine Corps

University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

University of Northern Colorado

Vaughan Web Works

Wojtaszek Family

Women in Physics

Yale Science and Engineering Association

Zonta Club of Boulder County

Participating in the science fair as a high school student revolutionized my understanding of scientific research. The

experiences that I had through the fair exposed me to dedicated researchers, students who shared similar interests and

the extensive opportunities for science to elicit positive change across the globe. I am incredibly thankful for the

support and opportunity that I had as a science fair participant which has inspired me to continue studying science. As

a college senior, I am writing a research thesis studying the use of near-surface remote sensing to better understand

forest dynamics. To this day, I rely on the things I learned in science fair to conduct my research.

Anika Petach (CSEF Alumni 2007, 2008)

Colorado Science and Engineering Fair 2015 Awards Ceremony

Announcer ...................................................................................... Dr. Carol Morrow

Presentation of CSEF Special Awards Pioneers of Science Awards

(Please see pages 9 & 10 of the program for more information on these awards.)

Poster Art Contest

Student Choice Awards

Ralph F. Desch Memorial Technical Writing Award

Society for Science & the Public AwardsAmerican Psychological Association

Arizona State University

Association for Women Geoscientists

Intel Corporation

Mu Alpha Theta

National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration

Ricoh Americas Corporation

Society for In Vitro Biology

United States Metric Association

United States Public Health Service

Water Environment Federation

Presentation of Grand Awards

Junior and Senior Division Category Awards Animal Sciences

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Chemistry

Earth & Space Sciences

Energy & Transportation

Engineering

Environmental Sciences

Math & Computer Sciences

Medicine & Health

Microbiology

Physics

Plant Sciences

Presentation of Scholarships Colorado State University ................................................................................. Dr. David Holm

Adams State University ................................................................................... Dr. Larry Sveum

Colorado School of Mines .................................................................................................. CSEF

Colorado State University, Pueblo ..................................................................................... CSEF

University of Colorado, Boulder ........................................................................................ CSEF

Ryan Patterson Scholarship .............................................................................. Ryan Patterson

Presentation of CSEF Top Awards Junior Division Best CSEF Project Awards

Senior Division Best CSEF Project Awards

Colorado ISEF Finalist Recognition & Closing Remarks Ms. Courtney Butler

Coming from a rural farming area, I have always had an interest in crops and botany. Science fair allowed me to

develop botany into a niche as well as master my speaking and writing skills. Although I often had issues conducting

the complex research I had in mind without access to sophisticated technology, mentors from CSU and OSU helped

me overcome those difficulties and become quite successful in science fair. As I entered college, my science fair

accomplishments allowed for my selection to participate in a prestigious research program. The research professionals

I have met through the program, my research background, and my communication skills greatly contributed to the

success I had at CSU.

Heather Messick (CSEF Alumni 2003, 2004)

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Environment Association The American Water Works Association, Rocky Mountain Section is an international nonprofit educational association dedicated to safe water. Founded in 1881 as a forum for water professionals to share information and learn from each other for the common good, AWWA is the authoritative resource for knowledge, information and advocacy for improving the quality and supply of water originating in Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming.

The Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association was founded in 1936 as the Rocky Mountain Sewage Association, and since that time has provided its members with the most current information on water quality issues, technology, regulatory changes, and the latest research developments. The RMWEA is affiliated with the Water Environment Federation, an international organization that sponsors the Stockholm Junior Water Prize, which is the most prestigious youth award for a high school water related research project.

ASM International ASM International was founded in 1913 as The Steel Treaters Club. ASM International serves materials professionals, nontechnical personnel, and managers worldwide by providing high quality materials information, education and training, networking opportunities, and professional development resources in cost-effective and user-friendly formats. ASM is where materials users, producers and manufacturers converge to do business. The materials engineering "family" plays a critical role in society, and serves nearly every industry, from basic manufacturing to nanotechnology and biomaterials.

Colorado Association of Meat Processors The purpose of the Colorado Association of Meat Processors is to provide members with formal and informal opportunities for education and information exchange. Members adhere to the principles of humane treatment and handling of animals and livestock; and support full measure and full disclosure within the trade and to its community and moving toward an even safer, healthier meat and food supply for the consumer.

Colorado Association of Science Teachers The Colorado Association of Science Teachers is a membership organization that represents educators from elementary and secondary schools, colleges and universities and informal science education. CAST provides its members with professional development opportunities, updates on science events around the state, awards for excellence in science education, and discounts on memberships to the Denver Museum of Nature and Science and the Denver Zoo.

Colorado Biology Teachers’ Association The Colorado Biology Teachers’ Association is dedicated to the improvement of biological science instruction at all educational levels. Our activities include a Spring Seminar and a Fall Workshop to improve teacher and student understanding of a variety of biological topics; co-sponsorship of the Colorado Science Conference for Professional Development each fall in Denver; mini-grants for the support of classroom activities; Outstanding Biology Teacher Award program; and a web site to keep teachers informed about a variety of activities designed to improve teaching.

Colorado BioScience Institute The BioGENEius Challenge is the premier competition for high school students that recognizes outstanding research in biotechnology. The program promotes excellence and enables students to develop original and personalized independent research projects and compete against thousands of other distinguished students. The US National BioGENEius Challenge is a competition compromised of more than 35 student winners from around the United States who compete for a chance to advance to the Level International BioGENEius Challenge. Each winner is provided an all-expense paid trip to compete at the U.S. National competition held in Philadelphia, PA in June 2015.

Colorado Chemistry Teachers’ Association Colorado Chemistry Teachers Association supports over 1000 chemistry teachers in the state of Colorado through email, newsletter, classes, etc.

Colorado Dental Association The mission of the Colorado Dental Association is to provide CDA membership and the public with superior service and to demonstrate effective leadership in advocacy, education, communication and quality products and services that enhance member practices, professional growth and patient care. The CDA is a diverse and synergistic association, led by dynamic, “people-centered” officers and staff that proactively serve and meet professional and related personal needs of member dentists and the oral health needs of Colorado communities. The CDA is recognized as the preeminent model for state dental associations.

Colorado Division of Reclamation Mining & Safety The Colorado Division of Reclamation Mining and Safety is responsible for mineral and energy development, policy, regulation and planning. The division is comprised of the Office of Mined Land Reclamation and the Office of Active and Inactive Mines. The Office of Mined Land Reclamation issues reclamation permits from either the Minerals or Coal Programs. Together, these two programs regulate mining and reclamation activities at coal, metal, aggregate and other mineral mines. The Office of Active and Inactive Mines reclaims and safeguards abandoned mine sites that are dangerous and create environmental hazards. The program also provides safety training for mine operators and employees.

Colorado Environmental Health Association The Colorado Environmental Health Association is a nonprofit professional organization that was established in 1947 as the Rocky Mountain Section of the National Association of Sanitarians and enjoys an outstanding reputation statewide as an innovative, progressive organization dedicated to advancing the cause of general, professional or technical environmental health. The CEHA is educationally structured, providing scholarships, one-day trainings, and an Annual Educational Conference to educate and inform environmental health professionals.

Colorado Foundation for Agriculture The Colorado Foundation for Agriculture was established in 1991 to promote agricultural literacy in Colorado. CFA is governed by a nine-member board of directors that administers the Agriculture in the Classroom program in Colorado. Projects and materials developed by CFA are made available at no or minimal cost to Colorado educators and others interested in educating about agriculture. The CFA is the only organization that provides our state’s educators with current information about Colorado agriculture and natural resources on a regular basis.

Colorado Geographic Alliance The Colorado Geographic Alliance, part of a network of fifty Geographic Alliances across the country, was founded in 1989 by the National Geographic Society and geographers in Colorado. The COGA’s main objective is to provide resources and professional development for elementary and secondary school teachers, ensuring the public understands the rationale behind comprehensive geography education throughout the state of Colorado. COGA is a state-wide educator’s organization in which the collective knowledge of experienced teachers of geography is shared with others to strengthen the position of geography in all Colorado schools. Communication and programs supported by COGA develop and foster grassroots collaboration to facilitate interaction of teachers and to encourage conversations about geographic concepts across the state.

Colorado Medical Society The Colorado Medical Society, founded in 1871, is an association of physicians which promotes the science and art of medicine, the betterment of public health and the welfare of the medical profession and the patients it serves. The CMS is an advocate for its physician members, acting as a conduit for continuing medical education and physician liaison with managed care and health maintenance organizations and health insurance providers. The organization works to make the physician’s practice more efficient and cost effective and to help physicians navigate the rapidly evolving practice environment. The CMS Education Foundation was founded in 1982 to support educational activities in Colorado, including sponsoring the Colorado Science and Engineering Fair.

Colorado Mineral Society The Colorado Mineral Society was founded in 1936 by a group of distinguished individuals within the mineralogical field with the purpose of promoting the study of minerals and other geologic materials, of encouraging mineral collecting as hobby, and of conducting public meetings, lectures, and field trips. The Colorado Mineral Society is the only private organization that has presented special awards during the entire 60-year history of the state science fair.

Colorado Mycological Society The Colorado Mycological Society is a not for profit organization that was established in 1967 to advance the understanding of, and to stimulate interest in, the field of mycology. CMS members collect mushroom specimens for identification, preservation and study as well as for consumption. The CMS also provides consulting services to the Denver Botanic Gardens, the Rocky Mountain Poison Center, county agents and others.

Colorado Scientific Society The Colorado Scientific Society was founded in Denver in 1882, six years after Colorado became a state. Founder S.F. Emmons of the US Geological Survey and 11 colleagues were interested in an exchange of observations and ideas on topics in earth science. The membership has since grown from the original 12 to more than 375 in 1992. Current members include representatives from many earth science organizations, including Federal and State government agencies, universities throughout the region, private industry, and individuals. The society welcomes new members with a background and interest in the sciences.

Colorado State University College of Agricultural Sciences

The College of Agricultural Sciences at Colorado State University is dedicated to training men and woman in the sciences of tomorrow’s agriculture. It is the science of agriculture that will meet future global challenges to produce safe food, protect the environment and landscape, provide biofuels and energy sources as well as meet the economic challenges of change. By the year 2050, the world population will have increased from the 6 billion of today to 9 billion. In order to feed those global masses, we must increase our global food production by 70%. We must increase food production with less land, less water and less resources. Existing technology cannot meet this challenge, so new science and technology needs to be developed. Young scientists need to be attracted into the fields of agriculture to create new ideas and ways of thinking to increase food production safely in a harmonious fashion with our environment. New technology can then potentially be used for biofuels and energy production that is also in harmony with our environment.

Colorado State University Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at CSU is committed to providing high quality undergraduate education. As a biochemistry major, a student’s studies will include macromolecular structure and function; cellular biochemistry; metabolism; gene expression, structure, replication and repair; cell organization, communication, growth, aging and death with an emphasis on animal cells. The Biochemistry major is ideally suited for pursuing advanced degrees in biochemistry, molecular biology or related life sciences; for health professions; and for employment in the biotechnology industry. For outstanding undergraduates, the department offers the opportunity to do a semester abroad, the only such program in the biosciences in the country.

Colorado State University Department of Chemistry

The study of chemistry prepares students for a variety of careers, and the undergraduate program at Colorado State University has been designed to give graduates the background necessary to enter any one of these interesting and exciting areas. Chemists are employed in a wide array of professional fields in private industry, government and education. Chemists work in research, development, analysis and testing, consulting, industrial quality control, environmental resource management and forensics. Participation in internships, volunteer activities, and cooperative education opportunities are available to students through the department to enhance a students’ practical training and development.

Colorado State University Department of Horticulture & Landscape

Architecture The focus of the Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture is to solve problems for people, agriculture and the environment and to improve policy making and public education while developing a workplace conducive to scholarship and creativity fostered by teamwork and individual diversity. The undergraduate program at CSU includes concentrations in landscape business, landscape design and contracting, nursery and landscape management, turfgrass management, landscape architecture, floriculture, horticultural business management, horticultural food crops production, horticultural food crops seed science, horticultural science, horticultural therapy and viticulture and enology.

Colorado State University School of Biomedical Engineering

The School of Biomedical Engineering at Colorado State University provides undergraduate and graduate programs that encourage collaboration, creativity, and innovation, using engineering principles to solve problems in human and animal health. Our growing undergraduate program has approximately 300 students who are pursuing dual degrees in BME partnered with either Chemical & Biological, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering. Our Master's of Science and PhD programs provide strong academics with significant faculty collaboration and research outcomes. We also have coursework-only Master's of Engineering programs on campus and online to assist engineers and life scientists in their biomedical engineering career progression.

Colorado’s Touchstone Energy Cooperatives

Colorado's Touchstone Energy Cooperatives are the electric co-ops that provide power to 72% of the land mass of Colorado. The electric co-ops have initiated the Colorado EnergyWise Project to support and encourage greater energy efficiency by Colorado's co-op member-owners. Sponsorship of these awards is supported by CoBank, one of the primary lenders to electric co-ops across the country.

Colorado Veterinary Medical Association The Colorado Veterinary Medical Association is a proactive group of more than 2,200 professionals representing each setting of veterinary medicine - clinical practice, public health, academe, corporate, and uniformed services. CVMA members are determined to work together to advance the science and art of veterinary medicine. The CVMA exists to enhance animal health and welfare; promote the human/animal bond; protect public health; advance the well-being of veterinarians; and foster excellence in veterinary medicine through education, advocacy and outreach.

Colorado-Wyoming Society of American Foresters The Society of American Foresters is a scientific and educational organization representing the forestry profession in the United States. Founded in 1900, it is the largest professional society for foresters in the world. The mission of the society is to advance the science, education, technology, and practice of forestry; to enhance the competency of its members; to establish professional excellence; and to use the knowledge, skills and conservation ethic of the profession to ensure the continued health and use of forest ecosystems and the present and future availability of forest resources to benefit society.

Comstock Family The Heather Comstock Memorial Award is sponsored by the Comstock family in remembrance of Heather Comstock. Before her untimely death, Heather was an honor student at the University of Michigan. She was a biology major studying stem cell research. She had a real zest for life and some say she was going to save the world.

Constant Family The Colorado Science and Engineering Fair encourages students to stretch their minds and pursue scientific experimentation and discovery well beyond the traditional expectations of middle and high school students. To encourage participation in the highly competitive category of Computer Science, this award is being presented to deserving projects in both the Junior and Senior Divisions. The winning project must demonstrate both an understanding and an application of the principles of computer science.

Eppler Family The Eppler family of Berthoud, Colorado supports general and science education through teaching, volunteering, and donations. This award is intended to give deserving science students both recognition and the tools they need to continue their work on future projects.

Fort Collins Conservation District Conservation districts originated in 1937 when President Roosevelt wrote letters to every state Governor asking them to establish locally held volunteer boards that could initiate, champion and/or manage land stewardship and conservation programs. The Fort Collins Conservation district was formed in 1945 along with many Districts across Colorado and the Nation to assist landowners heal from the scars of the Dust Bowl days. The district's boundaries contain irrigated and non-irrigated cropland, range land, forest land, and urban areas. The purpose of the conservation district is to deal with soil and water conservation problems through a cooperative effort with landowners, State and Federal Agencies, and other groups and organizations concerned with water and soil conservation issues.

Frank Armbruster Foundation The Armbruster Memorial Award is given in honor of Frank Armbruster and his son Charles who were both avid inventors and dedicated to the use of their inventions to teach children the wonders of science. The Armbruster Memorial award is given for the best example by a junior division contestant for energy, creativity and enthusiasm in problem solving using readily available existing or recycled materials and/or inexpensive common objects to complete their project.

Geological Society of America The Geological Society of America, headquartered in Boulder, CO, supports the global community in scientific discovery, communication, and application of geoscience knowledge. The Society's membership unites thousands of earth scientists from every corner of the globe in a common purpose to study the mysteries of our planet (and beyond), advance geoscience research and discovery, share scientific findings, provide service to society and the geosciences profession, and contribute to stewardship of Earth.

Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Rocky Mountain Chapter

The Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society was founded in 1978 as a part of what was then the Human Factors Society. The chapter offers networking opportunities and conducts professional programs of interest to human factors engineers, product designers, industrial psychologists, corporate ergonomists, software engineers, safety engineers and professionals in related fields.

Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers High Plains Section

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), an association dedicated to advancing innovation and technological excellence for the benefit of humanity, is the world’s largest technical professional society. It is designed to serve professionals involved in all aspects of the electrical, electronic and computing fields and related areas of science and technology that underlie modern civilization.

Little Shop of Physics The Little Shop of Physics is a group of science educators and science students based out of Colorado State University. The mission of the LSOP is to find creative ways to share the wonder of science; to present unique hands-on science experience to diverse ranges of students; to involve undergraduates in significant and meaningful service; and to share ideas and insights with current and future teachers. The Matthew McCausland Memorial Award recognizes the spirit of this kind-hearted inventor, and is given to the student who displays the most creativity and "out of the box" thinking.

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Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists The Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists was founded in 1922 and is one of the largest and most active associations of geologists in the United States. The Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists supports professional exchange and education through sponsorship of events, publications, training, and seminars. RMAG publishes a monthly newsletter, The Outcrop, a quarterly scientific journal, The Mountain Geologist, and regular guidebooks on a variety of subjects.

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Society of Women Engineers Rocky Mountain Section

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Soil & Water Conservation Society The Soil and Water Conservation Society is a nonprofit scientific and educational organization, founded in 1943, that serves as an advocate for conservation professionals and for science-based conservation practice, programs and policy. The mission of the society is to foster the science and art of natural resource conservation. The work of the society targets conservation of soil, water, and related natural resources on working land - the land used to produce food, fiber, and other services that improve the quality of life people experience in rural and urban communities. The society also works to discover, develop, implement and constantly improve ways to use land that sustains its productive capacity and enhances the environment at the same time.

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University of Northern Colorado MAST Institute

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Wojtaszek Family The Paul Wojtaszek Memorial Award is sponsored by Paul’s family and friends and given to the project deemed to be the foremost study in the field of medicine & health in the senior division. The award is named for Dr. Paul Wojtaszek, who for decades was a judge for the CSEF in the senior division for medical projects. Paul looked to not only recognize excellence, but also provide insight to students as to how to attain it. This award is intended to celebrate Paul's life in association with the science fair he loved.

Women in Physics Colorado State University Chapter

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2014 Intel ISEF Results Grand Award Winners

Logan Collins from Fairview High School won $5,000 (Top of Category and $3,000 (1st Place) in the Microbiology category. Logan also won the Dudley R. Heschback SIYSS Award – a trip to attend the Nobel Prize ceremonies in Sweden.

Rebecca Bloomfield from Palmer High School won $3,000 (1st Place) in the Microbiology category.

Jesse Zhang from Fairview High School won $1,500 (2nd Place) in the Earth & Planetary Sciences category

Nurul MohdReza from Union Colony Charter School won $1,500 (2nd Place) in the Energy & Transportation category.

Hope Weinstein from Fairview High School won $1,500 (2nd Place) in the Environmental Sciences category.

Rachel Rossi from Durango High School won $500 (4th Place) in the Environmental Management category.

Matthew Hileman from The Classical Academy College Pathways won $500 (4th Place) in the Electrical & Mechanical Engineering category.

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renewable scholarship from Arizona State University. Jesse also received a trip to attend the Taiwan International Science Fair and an Honorable Mention from the American Meteorological Society.

Logan Collins won $1,000 (Top Award) from the Patent and Trademark Office Society. Logan also won $400 (5th Place) from the American Society for Microbiology.

Matthew Hileman won $1,500 (1st Place) from the International Council on Systems Engineering.

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