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2016 Science Olympiad National Tournament
(SONT) UW-Stout May 18-23
SCIENCE OLYMPIAD has led a revolution in science education. What began as a grassroots assembly of science teachers is now one of the premiere science competitions in the nation, providing rigorous, standards-based challenges to nearly 7,000 teams in 50 states.
Scale. Prestige. Vision.Today’s PresentationPlanning UpdateEarly Challenges
PurposeRecruit future students, faculty and community members
Elevate the public perception of UW-Stout
Establish new and/or strengthen public and private partnerships
Strategy
Showcase the great things that students and faculty do at UW-Stout through their
creative and active involvement
Play to the Wisconsin Theme
Prestigious. Gracious. Fun.
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD Dr. Gerard Putz, President and Co-Founder Sharon Putz, Executive Administrator James Woodland, Nebraska State Director Jennifer Kopach, Marketing Communications Mike McKee, Florida State Director & 2014 National Tournament Co-Director Steve Betza, Lockheed Martin Jack Cairns, Co-Founder, Emeritus !ADVISORY COMMITTEE Phyllis Buchanan, DuPont Corporation CeAnn Chalker, Wright State University, 2013 National Tournament Co-Director Tina Gilliland, Indiana University, 2006 National Tournament Director Azania Heyward-James, Centers for Disease Control Kelli Key, Texas Instruments Dr. Peter Lu, Harvard University, Science Olympiad Alumnus
Harold Miller, New York State Director Jon Pedersen, 2015 National Tournament Director, University of Nebraska Dr. Sam Richie, University of Central Florida, 2014 National Tournament Co-Director Fred Siegel, Claremont Graduate University, 2008 National Tournament Committee Joe Simmons, Illinois Science Olympiad State Director, VWR Education Tim Taylor, Science Olympiad Coach, Ohio Peggy Vavalla, DuPont Corporation !NATIONAL RULES COMMITTEE CHAIRS Karen Lancour - Life, Personal & Social Science Mark Van Hecke - Earth & Space Science Dr. Alan Chalker - Physical Science Linda Wozniewski - Chemistry CeAnn Chalker - Technology & Engineering James Woodland - Inquiry & Nature of Science
UW-Stout Tournament TeamForrest Schultz Tournament Director Steve Nold Director of Events Juliet Fox Fund Raising !!Darrin Witucki Student Center Amy McGovern University Housing Emily Ascher Campus Activities / Event Planner Jim Selz University Dining (purchasing & board operations) Rod McRae University Dining (catering manager) Trevor Ludwig Student Center / Technical & Production Coordinator Mandy Colby Conference & Events Director
Michelle Dingwall, Joan Friedenfels and Joanie Dulin from Greater Menomonie Chamber of Commerce and Mainstreet Menomonie
peak 4500# of VIPs, Admin. Staff, Volunteers peak 500
Tuesday, May 17th Wednesday. May 18th Thursday, May 19th Friday, May 20th Saturday, May 21st Sunday, May 22nd Monday, May 23rd
Morning
Room Setup Delivery of Equipment
NSO Rules Meetings !
150 people
State Directors Meeting !
50 people
Afternoon NSO Rules Meetings
State Directors Meeting
Evening VIP event
Team Picnic !Opening
Ceremony !Team Social
Team Banquet !Award
Ceremony !Team
Celebration
NSO Rules Meetings
Com
petitive Events
Olym
pic Village*
Com
petitive EventsCam
pus and Comm
unity Activities
30 Teams Arrive 600 Students
Olym
pic Village*
Olym
pic Village*
20 Teams Arrive 400 Students
70 Teams Arrive 1400 Students# of Students, Parents, Coaches
SONT 2016 Overall Schedule of Activities
*Olympic Village A “State Fair” atmosphere of food, entertainment and interactive displays of STEM related businesses and organizations which will also be open to the general public
Campus and Com
munity Activities
VIPs “Very Important People” are a collection of about 200 people comprised of the National Event Supervisors, and State Directors and Corporate Representatives
SONT Science Olympiad National Tournament NSO National Science Olympiad
50 Events Running Simultaneously
LIFE, PERSONAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE Anatomy
Disease Detectives Entomology
HeredityWater Quality
EARTH & SPACE SCIENCE Dynamic Planet
Meteorology Solar SystemRoad Scholar
Rocks and Minerals PHYSICAL SCIENCE & CHEMISTRY
Simple MachinesShock Value
Sounds of MusicCrime Busters
Can't Judge a Powder TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING
BoomileverRobo-Cross
Wheeled VehicleHelicopters
INQUIRY & NATURE OF SCIENCE Metric MasteryRotor Egg Drop
Experimental DesignWrite It Do It
LIFE, PERSONAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE Anatomy and Physiology
Disease Detectives Entomology
Designer GenesWater Quality
EARTH & SPACE SCIENCE Astronomy
Dynamic Planet GeoLogic MappingRocks and Minerals
PHYSICAL SCIENCE & CHEMISTRY MagLev
Circuit LabCompound Machines
Chem Lab Forensics
Materials Science TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING
Mission PossibleBoomileverScrambler
Elastic Launched Glider INQUIRY & NATURE OF SCIENCE
Experimental DesignBungee Drop
Technical Problem SolvingWrite It Do It
Middle School-Division B High School-Division C
The concept: An outdoor gathering of Science/Technology interactive displays, food, and entertainment. This is something that could be opened to the general public or local schools to visit during the day. This area could be placed on campus and provide a “Wisconsin State Fair" experience.
Olympic VillageWhat will 2400 students do in Menomonie
when they get off their bus?
UW-Stout Facilities
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-STOUTInspiring Innovation. Learn more at www.uwstout.edu
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Budget Based on UW-Madison model of 2011
Branding Update
SCIENCE OLYMPIAD 2016 University of Wisconsin-Stout, Menomonie WI
AURORA BOREALIS
OUTDOOR INSTALLATION"THE BIG CHEESE"+LIGHTS UP FROM THE INSIDE, PROJECTING LIGHTS FOR ALL TO SEE.
+HIGH BEAMS TO LIGHT UP THE SKY, BUILDINGS, AND TREES
+LOW BEAMS TO LIGHT UP THE SIDEWALK AND ANY STANDS/BOOTHS NEARBY
+BY ADDING LENS COVERS WITH CUTOUTS WE COULD PROJECT NAMES OF WINNERS, EVENTS, THE TIME, ETC. ONTO THE SIDEWALK TO HELP INFORM GUESTS
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Womens V neck T shirts:
Black or White
Mens V neck T shirts:
Black or White
Black Track Jacket
Back: Category and last name
White hat
Category on the front
Work of students in Nagesh Shinde’s Graphic Design
course
Early ChallengesOpening and Award Ceremony Capacity
Anticipate 4000+ peopleMaximum occupancy in the Johnson Field House is 3460. Maximum occupancy in the MPR is 1530.These spaces could hold more, but egresses would need to change.
Hotel Occupancy and QualityOlympic Village
Inclement WeatherBanquet Capacity
Need a dome……
Early Interesting Ideas
Guinness World Record for Mass Participation Video Game2400 participants controlling a fieldhouse sized video game with laser pointers
Ted Talk at Mabel Tainter
VIP Reception at Mabel Tainter and Cottage Winery Regional Wine/Beer Tour
Next Few StepsPlanning Visit to University of Central Florida for 2014 SONT on May 17, 2014
Fund Raising: 3M, Xcel, Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board, Green Bay Packers/NFL
Decision on Olympic Village
Outline in detail budget expenses/revenues on campus
Assign Tournament Team Responsibilities
SCIENCE OLYMPIAD 2016 University of Wisconsin-Stout, Menomonie WI
AURORA BOREALIS
Branding Decision
Website/App Development
Tournament Director Plan
