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April 16, 2015
REGISTRATION 7:30 - 8:00 A.M.
OPENING CEREMONIES 8:00 - 8:30 A.M.
National Anthem: Warren Christensen
Opening Remarks: Scott Wood, Dean - College of Science and Mathematics
Announcements: Warren Christensen, Assistant Professor - Physics
SCIENCE OLYMPIAD EVENTS 8:45 A.M. - 3:05 P.M.
LUNCH – MEMORIAL UNION
Hoagie Hutt (basement) 11:30 A.M. – 1:30 P.M.
Pizza Express (basement) 11:30 A.M. – 1:30 P.M.
Burgers @ the U (basement) 11:30 A.M. – 1:30 P.M.
Union Coffee Cart (first floor) 8:30 A.M. – 2:30 P.M.
ROTC Concessions 9:00 A.M. – 4:30 P.M.
FREE TIME FOR TEAMS 3:05 - 3:30 P.M.
AWARDS CEREMONY 3:45 - 5:00 P.M.
INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM AWARDS
Class B Trophies
Class A Trophies
Overall Division Trophies
NORTH DAKOTASCIENCE OLYMPIAD PROGRAM
NORTH DAKOTA STATE SCIENCE OLYMPIAD STEERING COMMITTEE
Paul Kelter, Ph.D., Director, NDSU Office of Teaching and Learning
Guy Hokanson, NDSU Center for Science and Mathematics Education
Otto Borchert, NDSU Center for Science and Mathematics Education
REGIONAL DIRECTORS
JoDe Knutson-Person, Bismarck Region, 701-224-5540
Paula Martin, Dickinson Region, 701-483-2468
Corinne Brevik, Dickinson Region, 701-483-2575
JoAnn Schapp, Minot Region, 701-852-4004
Tracy Chisholm, Bottineau Region, 701-228-5424
Angela Bartholomay, Bottineau Region
Teather Sundstrom, Valley City Region, 701-845-7458
SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
North Dakota State University – Facilities/Materials
NDSU Office of Teaching and Learning
NDSU Center for Science and Mathematics Education
SITE OPERATIONS
Registration Carin Engler, Allison Hoy
Team/Coach/Facilitator Communications Guy Hokanson, Ashley Birkle
University Arrangements Otto Borchert
Construction Specialist Guy Hokanson
Arbitration Charles Sawicki
Record/Scores Tabulation Nem Schlecht
Posting of Colors of Opening Ceremony
Restaurants/Eating Facilities NDSU Dining Services
Event Accommodations NDSU Physical Plant
The goal of competition is to give one's best effort while displaying
honesty, integrity, and good sportsmanship. Everyone is expected to display
courtesy and respect (see Science Olympiad Pledges below). Teams are
expected to make an honest effort to follow the rules and the spirit of the
problem (not interpret the rules so they have an unfair advantage). Failure
by a participant, coach, or guest to abide by these codes, accepted safety
procedures, or rules below, may result in an assessment of penalty points or,
in rare cases, disqualification by the tournament director from the event, the
tournament, or future tournaments.
Revised by the Science Olympiad Rules Committee Chairs and Executive Board, July 2014 (note changes in bold)
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GENERALRULES
While competing in an
event, students may not
leave without the event
supervisor's approval
and must not receive
any external assistance.
All electronic devices
capable of external
communication
(including cell phones)
must be turned off,
unless expressly
permitted in the
event rule and left in
a designated spot if
requested.
Students, coaches
and other adults are
responsible for ensuring
that any applicable school
or Science Olympiad
policy, law or regulation
is not broken. All Science
Olympiad content (e.g.,
policies, requirements,
clarifications, FAQs,
etc. on soinc.org) must
be treated as if it were
included in the printed
rules.
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Actions and items (e.g.,
tools, notes, resources,
supplies, electronics, etc.)
are permitted, unless they
are explicitly excluded in
the rules, are unsafe, or
violate the spirit of the
problem.
All pre-built devices
presented for judging
must be constructed,
impounded, and operated
by one or more of the 15
current team members
unless stated otherwise
in the rules. If a device
has been removed from
the event area, appeals
related to that device will
not be considered.
Officials are encouraged
to apply the least
restrictive penalty for
rules infractions. Event
supervisors must provide
prompt notification
of any penalty,
disqualification or tier
ranking.
State and regional
tournament directors
must notify teams of any
site-dependent rule or
other rule modification
with as much notice as
possible, ideally at least
30 days prior to the
tournament.
Any problems or questions about rules and procedures must be submitted
to Charles Sawicki by phone at 701-388-6956.
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This is a student competition.
These are kids.
This is a student learning experience.
The coaches are volunteers.
The event supervisors are volunteers and human.
There will be mistakes (by everyone).
Students will benefit no matter where they place.
We are building a student learning team, working on high level STEM
material and standards.
No matter what happens today, there will be a tomorrow so students can
learn from their mistakes and accomplishments.
The future is bright! We hope you enjoy the tournament!
STUDENT'S PLEDGEI pledge to put forth my best effort in the
Science Olympiad tournament and to uphold
the principles of honest competition.
In my events,
I will compete with integrity, respect,
and sportsmanship towards my fellow
competitors. I will display courtesy towards
Event Supervisors and Tournament
Personnel. My actions will exemplify the
proud spirit of my school, team, and state.
THINGSTO KEEPIN MIND
COACH'S PLEDGEOn behalf of the coaches and assistants at
this tournament,
I pledge to encourage honesty and respect
for tournament personnel, our fellow
coaches, and other team members. We want
our efforts to bring honor to our community
and school.
PARENT'S PLEDGEOn behalf of the parents and spectators I
pledge to be an example for our children by:
• respecting the rules of Science Olympiad,
• encouraging excellence in preparation and
investigation,
• supporting independence in design and
production of all competition devices,
• and respecting the decisions of event
supervisors and judges.
Our examples will promote the spirit of
cooperation within and among all our
participating teams.
AIR TRAJECTORY Amanda Hauf Chase GrindbergDillon Mattson
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGYTara Slominski Maria GuixéRebecca ReichenbachMorghan SelzlerSarah Underdahl
ASTRONOMYScarlet Gray Bernard Jiawei GongSumathy Krishnan
BIO-PROCESS LABJacob Schmidt Michelle GilleyNeil Lelm
BOTTLE ROCKETJason FyeAlan PerraultPaige MeskanMatthew PeskeJordyn MeskanJacob Goroski
BRIDGE BUILDINGAndrew MerkelMitchell MunarXinnan wang
CELL BIOLOGYTomi FatobaMichael HollandNeil Lelm Jessie ArnesonMelody McConnellAnthony Quinn
CHEMISTRY LABKrystal Kalliokoski Waidath Bio-SaweRamya RaghunathanErin RichardsRavichandranath Singathi
CRAVE THE WAVEGuilherme Volpe Bossa
CRIME BUSTERSChristy Gallagher-LeinWenfang SunWhitney Ong
DISEASE DETECTIVESDon Miller and Students Liz AbelJenna GullicksonCarly TrowbridgeBerit Williamschen
DYNAMIC PLANETLydia Tackett Lexi RoehrichGang Shen
ELASTIC LAUNCHED GLIDERAlex RadermacherZack ShepherdZheng FangZachary Holman
ELECTRIC VEHICLENasim Soufizadeh Balaneji Ali Amiri Shabbir AhmedRebekah OliverDerek JennenRyan Sorkness
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNDominic FettigBreanna Kobiela Nora EricksonPatrick KossilaLauren Singelmann
FOOD SCIENCEBeth Twomey Teresa BergholzAlicia KubasManoj Shah
FORENSICSSvetlana KilinaJarod SmithNaveen DanduBrendan Gifford
FOSSILSLydia Tackett Hannah Marquardt
GAME ONSimone Ludwig Bonnie JanUllrich ReichenbachChengyao Tang
GEOLOGIC MAPPINGStephanie Day Polina BerezinaDebasree Chatterjee-Dawn
GREEN GENERATIONJonny Moses Ryan Carda
HYDROGEOLOGYPaul KelterBarb Kelter
INVASIVE SPECIESMariom A CarvajalEduardo Faundez
IT’S ABOUT TIMEDmitri Kilin Naveen DanduBeth IngramMohammed JabedSvetlana KilinaLevi Lystrom
METEOROLOGYAdnan AkyuzEsena AkyuzSarah GrindbergJared OachsKylee Williams
MISSION POSSIBLEMatti KariluomaJosh HoffartJacob SchneemanTaylor Smith
PICTURE THISRobert CorrellBrian Miller
PROTEIN MODELINGChristopher ColbertSangita Sinha Karen GloverBen LeVahn
SCIENCE OLYMPIAD FACILITATORS AND HELPERS
REACH FOR THE STARSScarlet Gray BernardSumathy Krishnan
ROAD SCHOLARJoel Hektner Debasree Chatterjee-DawnSteve Jeffery
ROBOT ARMBrian Slator Katy CoxAsha Dubasi
SCRAMBLERMatthew Urich Thomas BlommelVijay ShahAnuj Teotia
WIND POWERBattogtokh BoldTyler Holmvik
WRIGHT STUFFDonovan Stewart Andrew LindmeierEvan SitzAndrew Kroll
WRITE IT DO ITKathryn BartholomayChristian NillesMatt Walters
HELPERS/RUNNERSWarren ChristensenCarin EnglerTomi FatobaJason FyeAllison HoySarah Kickert
We wish to thank all facilitators and helpers,
listed and unlisted, for their time
in helping to make the
2016 Science Olympiad a success.
VALLEY CITY
MINOT
BOTTINEAU
BISMARCK
DICKINSON
DIVISION BGRADES 6-9
DIVISION BGRADES 6-9
JODE KNUTSON PERSONREGIONAL DIRECTOR
TRACY CHISHOLMANGELA BARTHOLOMAY
REGIONAL DIRECTORS
PAULA MARTINCORINNE BREVIK
REGIONAL DIRECTORS
DIVISION BGRADES 6-9
DIVISION CGRADES 9-12
DIVISION CGRADES 9-12
DIVISION CGRADES 9-12
LANGDON AREA HIGH SCHOOL Christina Saylor [email protected]
Linda Hope [email protected]
MLS-MOHALL Shannon Grondahl [email protected]
MT. PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOLAshley Farnsworth [email protected]
TGU GRANVILLEAshley Hinrichs [email protected]
BISMARCK-MANDAN AREA HOME SCHOOL Nancy Larson [email protected]
Janis Moylan [email protected]
Natalie Sundby [email protected]
CARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Carrie Nichols [email protected]
Pat Boehmer [email protected]
CENTER-STANTON PUBLIC SCHOOL Brooke Boeshans [email protected]
Nikki Fideldy [email protected]
Jodi Hintz [email protected]
HORIZON MIDDLE SCHOOLBrent Roningen [email protected]
WACHTER MIDDLE SCHOOLBen Schiermeister [email protected]
Wade Curren [email protected]
Dave Fey [email protected]
Jeanie Metzger [email protected]
Wade Curren [email protected]
BEULAH MIDDLE SCHOOL Kathryn Johnson [email protected]
BOWMAN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Jason Waskiewicz [email protected]
Melissa Rothe [email protected]
HAGEN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLDixie Dennis [email protected]
KILLDEER PUBLIC SCHOOLAshlee Viveros [email protected]
Jeff West [email protected]
SCRANTON PUBLIC SCHOOLGretchen Flatz [email protected]
Jennifer Holecek [email protected]
TRINITY HIGH SCHOOLCasey Kessel [email protected]
BOTTINEAU PUBLIC SCHOOL Jason Brandvold [email protected]
Joel Brandvold [email protected]
LANGDON AREA HIGH SCHOOL Christina Saylor [email protected]
Linda Hope [email protected]
MLS-MOHALL Shannon Grondahl [email protected]
MT. PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOLAshley Farnsworth [email protected]
BISMARCK HIGH SCHOOL Scott Weigum [email protected]
CARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Carrie Nichols [email protected]
Pat Boehmer [email protected]
CENTER-STANTON PUBLIC SCHOOL Brooke Boeshans [email protected]
Nikki Fideldy [email protected]
Jodi Hintz [email protected]
HAZEN PUBLIC SCHOOLJason Helde [email protected]
Bret Johnsrud [email protected]
SHILOH CHRISTIAN SCHOOLMarci Johnson [email protected]
BOWMAN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Jason Waskiewicz [email protected]
Melissa Rothe [email protected]
DICKINSON HIGH SCHOOLDena Venneman [email protected]
Elisa Kensinger [email protected]
KILLDEER PUBLIC SCHOOLAshlee Viveros [email protected]
Jeff West [email protected]
SCRANTON PUBLIC SCHOOLGretchen Flatz [email protected]
Jennifer Holecek [email protected]
VALLEY CITY
MINOT
DIVISION BGRADES 6-9
DIVISION BGRADES 6-9
JOANN SCHAPPREGIONAL DIRECTOR
TEATHER SUNDSTROMREGIONAL DIRECTOR
DIVISION CGRADES 9-12
DIVISION CGRADES 9-12
BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLE SCHOOL Linda Coons [email protected]
CENTRAL CASS PUBLIC SCHOOL Marlen Haugen [email protected]
Sally Anderson [email protected]
EDGELEY HIGH SCHOOLJon Schiele [email protected]
LITCHVILLE-MARION HIGH SCHOOLJess Gregerson [email protected]
Maurice Dullea [email protected]
RED RIVER VALLEY HOME SCHOOLJudy Patterson [email protected]
Lori Murphy [email protected]
DES LACS BURLINGTON ELEMENTARY Shawn Kuhnhenn [email protected]
ERIK RAMSTADLisa Potts [email protected]
JIM HILL MIDDLE SCHOOLRhonda Evanoff [email protected]
NEDROSE MIDDLE SCHOOLSharon Davis [email protected]
VELVA PUBLIC SCHOOLBridget Flaherty [email protected]
Chris Braaten [email protected]
CENTRAL CASS PUBLIC SCHOOL Marlen Haugen [email protected]
Sally Anderson [email protected]
DAVIES HIGH SCHOOL David Schultz [email protected]
FARGO NORTH HIGH SCHOOLEric Arness [email protected]
FARGO SOUTH HIGH SCHOOLAngela Larson [email protected]
Josh Rogers [email protected]
KULM PUBLIC SCHOOLPhillip King [email protected]
CENTURY HIGH SCHOOL Jennifer Galbraith [email protected]
Tim Fletcher [email protected]
MAGIC CITY CAMPUS Michael Kelly [email protected]
Rich Feldner [email protected]
Todd Sivertson [email protected]
MINOT HIGH-CENTRAL CAMPUSElizabeth Kelly [email protected]
Kyle Baarstad [email protected]
NEDROSE HIGH SCHOOLTyler Flatland [email protected]
VELVA PUBLIC SCHOOLBridget Flaherty [email protected]
Chris Braaten [email protected]
SCIENCE OLYMPIAD DIVISIONS
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SELECTED OFFICEST13 3 Admission (Ceres Hall)S11 6 Bison Connection
(Memorial Union)T13 3 Career Center (Ceres Hall)T13 3 Counseling Center (Ceres Hall)T13 3 Customer Account Services
(Ceres Hall)Q4 50 Disability Services
(Wallman Wellness Center)A14 117 Human Resources
(SGC Building)S11 6 NDSU Bookstore
(Memorial Union)M12 44 NDSU Dining (West Bison Court)L2 95 Parking Office T13 3 Registration and Records
(Ceres Hall)M12 44 Residence Life (West Bison Court)U11 1 Student Affairs (Old Main)T13 3 Student Financial Services
(Ceres Hall)Q4 50 Student Health Service
(Wallman Wellness Center)M12 43 Student Loan Services
(Bison Court)U6 75 University Police
(Auxiliary Enterprises)
NDSU DOWNTOWN
CAMPUS MAP NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
N2 119 AES GreenhouseS9 14 Agricultural and Biosystems EngineeringS13 10 Alba Bales House
(Equity and Diversity Center)T13 106 Alumni Center, Harry D. McGovern K2 46 Animal Nutrition and Physiology Center V9 69 Askanase Hall (Theatre NDSU)
(Reineke Fine Arts Center)U6 75 Auxiliary Enterprises
(University Police, Safety Office) 142 Barry, Richard H., Hall
(811 2nd Ave N) (Business, Agribusiness and Applied Economics, Center for Global Initiatives, ND Trade Office, NDSU Bookstore2)
E3 139 Batcheller Technology CenterP12 20 Bentson/Bunker Fieldhouse
(Athletics, HNES, ROTC)I8 105 Biosciences Research LaboratoryV9 110 Bison Block IT13 3 Ceres Hall (Admission, Career Center,
Cooperative Education, Counseling, Customer Account Services, Registration and Records, Student Financial Services, TRIO Programs)
P10 66 Civil and Industrial EngineeringP10 94 Construction Management EngineeringW5 128 Criminal Justice and Public PolicyI11 49 Dacotah FieldP11 18 Dolve Hall (Mechanical Engineering)R9 15 Dunbar Laboratories (Chemistry)R11 7 E. Morrow Lebedeff Hall
(Human Development and Education)Q11 84 Ehly HallQ10 65 Electrical and Computer EngineeringJ3 79 Ellig Sports ComplexQ11 64 EngineeringQ10 63 Engineering Center Equine Center (3 miles west of
campus on 19th Ave N)E10 122 FargodomeQ7 70-A Gate City Bank AuditoriumR9 17 GeosciencesV14 140 Graduate CenterS7 28 Harris Hall
(Cereal Science, Food Science)R7 87 Hastings Hall (Herbarium)T8 22 Heating PlantS8 26 Hultz Hall (Animal Science, Entomology,
Range Science)R4 118 Johansen Hall
(Seed Research, State Seed Dept.)G4 135 John Deere Electronic SolutionsR11 83 Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Family Life,
4-H Center (Education) 144 Klai Hall (711 2nd Ave N)
(Architecture and Landscape Architecture)S9 5 Ladd Hall (Chemistry)V10 12 LibraryP8 78 Loftsgard Hall (Plant Sciences)T7 147 Lord and Burnham Greenhouses (North)T7 29 Lord and Burnham Greenhouses (South)
R14 X10 Lutheran Student CenterR6 32 Maintenance BuildingsS11 6 Memorial Union (Bison Connection,
Food Court, International Programs, Multicultural Programs, NDSU Bookstore)
U9 21 Minard Hall (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences)
S8 23 Morrill Hall (Ag Communication, Agricultural Administration, Print and Copy Services)
U8 16 Music Education Building (Festival Concert Hall, Reineke Fine Arts Center)
A12 126 NDSCS FargoK8 123 Newman Outdoor FieldT7 93 Northern Crops InstituteS5 120 Northern Crops Science Laboratory U11 1 Old Main (Administration, Student
Affairs, University Relations)L2 95 Parking OfficeT5 33 Plant Sciences GreenhouseU6 60 Potato Research-Pesticide StorageU13 100 President’s HouseU11 11 Putnam Hall (Equity, Diversity and
Global Outreach, Graduate School)R8 25 Quentin Burdick Building
(Computer Network, Computer Science, Industrial Agriculture, Information Technology Services, Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute)
127 Renaissance Hall (650 NP Ave) (Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Tri-College University, Visual Arts)
G6 131 Research IG6 137 Research I AdditionE6 132 Research IIE4 130 Research and Technology ParkN9 59 Residence Dining CenterT7 60 Residence Life Facility ServicesP5 85 Robinson Hall (Veterinary Technology)I12 72 Sanford Health Athletic Complex/
Scheels Center (Athletic Administration, Athletic Media Relations)*
O5 86 Service Center, Pilot PlantA14 117 SGC Building (Distance and Continuing
Education, Human Resources/Payroll, Family Studies Institute)
J10 136 Shelly Ellig Indoor Track and Field FacilityP8 34 Shepperd ArenaT10 13 South Engineering (Physics)R12 145 STEM Classroom and Lab BuildingQ7 70 Stevens Hall (Natural Sciences)W14 X06 St. Paul’s Chapel (Newman Center)O9 52 Sudro Hall
(Pharmacy, Nursing, Allied Sciences)T6 81 Sugar Beet ResearchD1 133 Technology IncubatorR7 31 Thorson Maintenance Center (Facilities
Management, Telecommunications, Emergency Support Technologies)
Q6 82 Van Es Hall (Microbiological Sciences, Vet Science)
P7 37 Waldron Hall (Agriculture, Soil Testing Lab, Statistics)
Q4 50 Wallman Wellness Center (Campus Recreation/Intramural, Disability Services, Student Health Service)
O8 53 Walster Hall (Agriculture) West Building (3551 7th Ave N)
(Health Sciences Library, NDSU Archives, Center for Heritage Renewal)
M8 80 West Dining Center (Student Success Programs, ACE Tutoring)
P7 36 Wiidakas Laboratory (Corn Seed House, Plant Sciences)
HOUSING UNITSM12 43 Bison Court (East)M12 44 Bison Court (West)V12 56 Burgum HallR12 8 Churchill HallS11 9 Dinan HallM10 58 Johnson HallN4 101 Living Learning Center (East)N4 104 Living Learning Center (West)D15 114 Niskanen Expansion 1D15 115 Niskanen Expansion 2D15 116 Niskanen Expansion 3E14 88 Niskanen HallE14 98 Niskanen Hall (North)E14 92 Niskanen Hall (South)N7 77 Pavek HallM10 55 Reed HallM7 76 Seim HallM8 67 Sevrinson HallN13 42 Stockbridge HallN8 68 Thompson HallF15 166 University Village (166-192)N10 57 Weible Hall (North)N10 61 Weible Hall (South)
FRATERNITY AND SORORITY HOUSEST15 X09 Alpha Gamma Delta R13 X11 Alpha Gamma RhoV15 X07 Alpha Tau OmegaS14 X17 Delta UpsilonV12 X05 FarmHouseS14 X16 Kappa Alpha ThetaS14 X15 Kappa DeltaQ14 X13 Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical FraternityW6 X02 Sigma Alpha EpsilonT14 X18 Sigma ChiV15 X19 Sigma NuV11 X03 Sigma Phi DeltaW11 X04 Tau Kappa EpsilonR13 X12 Theta Chi
*Athletic Administration and Athletic Media Relations temporary location is 1301 39th St. N. (701) 231-7447
SCHEDULEEVENT SCIENCE DIVISION 7:30
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Anatomy & Physiology Life B & C 1-12 B 13-24 B 1-12 C 13-24 C FLC 415A
Bio-Process Lab Life B 13-24 B 1-12 B STEM 200
Cell Biology Life C 13-24 C 1-12 C Walster 247
Green Generation Life B & C 1-12 B 13-24 B 1-12 C 13-24 C Stevens 230
Invasive Species Life B & C 1-12 B 13-24 B 1-12 C 13-24 C Hultz 209
Astronomy Earth C 1-12 C 13-24 C STEM 300
Dynamic Planet Earth B & C 1-12 C 13-24 C 1-12 B 13-24 B Dolve 115
Fossils Earth B & C 13-24 B 1-12 B 13-24 C 1-12 C STEM 214
Geologic Mapping Earth C 1-12 C 13-24 C Stevens 134
Hydrogeology Earth C 1-12 C 13-24 C QBB 116
Meteorology Earth B 1-12 B 13-24 B Loftsgard 102
Reach for the Stars Earth B 13-24 B 1-12 B STEM 300
Road Scholar Earth B 1-24 B Walster 220
Air Trajectory Physical B & C Signup Impound BBF Gym
Chemistry Lab Physical C 13-24 C 1-12 C STEM 308
Crave the Wave Physical B 13-24 B 1-12 B Walster 247
Crime Busters Physical B 1-12 B 13-24 B STEM 204
Disease Detectives Physical B & C 13-24 C 1-12 C 1-12 B 13-24 B Sudro 22
Food Science Physical B 13-24 B 1-12 B STEM 208
Forensics Physical C 13-24 C 1-12 C STEM 206
It's About Time Physical C Impound 1-12 C 13-24 C STEM 330,326,334
Protein Modeling Physical C Impound 13-24 C 1-12 C QBB 244
Wind Power Physical B & C Impound Walster 221
Bridge Building Technology B & C Walk-In Walk-In Walk-In Walk-In Walk-In Walk-In FLC 313
Elastic Launched Glider Technology B Signup BBF Gym
Electric Vehicle Technology C Signup Impound BBF Gym
Game On Technology C 1-12 C 13-24 C QBB 116
Mission Possible Technology B Signup Impound Dolve 117
Robot Arm Technology C Signup Dolve 215
Scrambler Technology B Signup Impound Loftsgard 104 + hallway
Wright Stuff Technology C Signup BBF Gym
Bottle Rocket Inquiry B Signup Soccer Practice Field
Experimental Design (B) Inquiry B 13-24 B 1-12 B Dolve 118
Experimental Design (C ) Inquiry C 13-24 C 1-12 C Dolve 202
Picture This Inquiry B Signup Dolve 204
Write It/Do It Inquiry B & C 1-12 C 13-24 C 13-24 B 1-12 B ECE 123/125
