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The 6th Annual Tribal College Research Symposium will be held at Cankdeska Cikana Community College in Fort Totten North Dakota on Tuesday, March 27th 2018. Please mark your calendars and make plans to attend this symposium that is designed to showcase the excellent research conducted at Tribal Colleges throughout the state. Students will have the opportunity to present their research in poster format or via a PowerPoint presentation. Registration, abstract submission and lodging information to follow soon.
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North Dakota State Science & Engineering Fair Finalists Head to ISEF
The North Dakota State Science & Engineering Fair was held Thursday and Friday, April 5-6, 2018 at the UND Campus. From across the state, 187 students, 7th-12th grade, attended the 68th annual event held at the UND Memorial Union. Junior and senior division students competed for numerous Special Awards in categories including Agriculture, Atmospheric Sciences, Chemistry, Biology, Geoscience, Energy, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Computer Science, Medicine, Physics, and Behavioral Science. Twelve senior division students will advance to the International Science & Engineering Fair to be held May 13-18, 2018 in Pittsburgh, PA. In the junior division, the top four finishers in each region of the state received awards.
Thursday afternoon was filled with activities in departments across campus, including: Pathology, Anatomy, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, EERC, Computational Research, Space Studies and Teaching & Learning. Denny L. Laudal was the guest speaker at the Thursday evening banquet at the School of Medicine & Health Sciences. Mr. Laudal was the Principal Engineer at the EERC, received his M.S. in Chemical Engineering from UND and his B.A. in Chemistry and Biology from Concordia College. He is considered a leading authority on mercury measurement in flue gas.
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ISEF Bound: Sweepstakes Winner and Runners Up
Award winners have been announced for Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) that was held in Pittsburgh, Penn., recently. Among the winners was Cavalier, N.D., native Alyssa Kemp, the Senior Division’s third place winner at the 68th Annual North Dakota State Science and Engineering Fair, held in the UND Memorial Union in April.
In Pittsburgh, Kemp won two very generous scholarships from Arizona State University and Drexel University—the Intel ISEF Scholarship and Full Tuition scholarship, respectively—for her poster “Buffering the Bloom: The Effect of Nutrient Management Practices on Pond Eutrophication.”
At the North Dakota State level, each region sends 1-3 students (depending on participation) to ISEF. This year, twelve students qualified and travelled to the international fair. Julian Spilman from Mandan High School, received a Fourth Award ($500) in Environmental Engineering for her project “ Enhanced Biofilter Control of CAFO Green House Gas Emissions”. A complete list of State Fair Awards can be found here
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