Regional Science & Engineering Fair
Results
All first place winners who are listed in bold & green have won entry to the Kansas State Science & Engineering Fair at Friends University in Wichita on April 3 & 4, 2009. See the KSSEF website. Congratulations to all participants! Thanks for all of your hard work!
Division One (Grades 9-12)
Physics:
- 1st Place (tie): “Electricity Created by a Coil,” Blake Seitz, Hays High School
- 1st Place (tie): “Relationship Among Angle of Blade, the Amount of Resistors & Efficiencies of Microturbines,” Dong Won Kim, Thomas Moore Prep/Marian
- 2nd Place: “UVA/UVB Protection in Common Foundations,” Allison Vahling & Kayla Kitchen, Hays High School
- 3rd Place: “Pressures of Basketball,”Aaron Schinstock, Taylor Renz, Cameron Rohleder, Hays High School
Chemistry:
- 1st Place: “Stain Zappers,” Koby Daily, Matt Plante, & Trevor Henningson, Hays High School
- 2nd Place: “Action Packed Dtergent,” Shannon Schubert & Courtney Zimmerman, Hays High School
- 3rd Place: “Cleaning the Kool-Aid,” Paige Lindsford, Daniel Dinkel, Emily Pfeifer, High High School
Botany:
- 1st Place: “Gravity & Plant Growth,” Mackenzie Boone, Otis Bison High School
Environmental Science:
- 1st Place: “Sandbag Ingredients,” Luke Madden, Michael Purvis & Josh Rounkles, Hays High School
Biochemistry, Medicine & Health:
- 1st Place: “The Shocking Truth of Acid,” Samantha Fisher, Emma Nassif, Sam Drabkin, Hays High School
- 2nd Place: “Colors & Cardiology,” Aaron Cunningham, Kaven Arnhold & Xan Faber, Hays High School
- 3rd Place: “The Effects of pH Level in Carbonated Beverages on Veal,” Jackie Balzer & Jordan Capo, Hays High School
Behavioral /Social Science:
- 1st Place: “Reaction Lab,” Jillian Taylor & Madeline Kasra, Hays High School
- 2nd Place (tie): “Seeing Double,” Madeline Trout, Erica Staab & Brenda Soto, Hays High School
- 2nd Place (tie): “How Music Effects Mood,” Catherine Waring & Caitlin Luck, Hays High School
- 3rd Place: “Color & Personality,” Larissa Marcot & Kiara Schwartz, Hays High School
Division II (Grades 4-8)
Physics:
- 1st Place: “Magic Levitating Ball,” Erin Brown & Jessica Engler, Lakeside Middle School
- 2nd Place: “Magnetism of Different Temperatures,” Kaden Rohr, Gage Nichols & Tanner Krug, Ruppenthal Middle School
- 3rd Place: “Slick & Slide,” Kenton Wondra, Otis Bison Elementary School
Botany & Zoology:
- 1st Place: “Epson Salt vs. Water,” Renee Royer, Ceciley Mitchell & Andrea Kraisinger, Otis Bison High School
- 2nd Place: “Do Crickets Like Sugary Drinks,” Megan Tammen, Otis Bison Elementary School
Behavioral/Social Sciences:
- 1st Place: “Rural Tastes vs. Universal Preferences,” Hannah Bannister, Otis Bison High School
- 2nd Place: “Gender Riot,” Kayla Bell & Kylee Simon, Hill City Grade School
- 3rd Place: “Thamatrope & Animation Project,” Taylor Pennington, Ruppenthal Middle School
Biochemistry, Medicine & Health:
- 1st Place: “Germ Busters,” Amanda Conway & Lily Couey, Hill City Grade School
- 2nd Place: “Bacteria & Soil,” Jordan Moubry, Courtney Farmer & Cassidy Froelich, Ruppenthal Middle School
Environmental Science:
- 1st Place: “Wind Energy,” Brandon Bachar, Ian Finger & Christian Gulano, Ruppenthal Middle School
- 2nd Place: “Rescue Resources 911,” Kim Bradshaw & Lexie McDowell, Hill City Grade School
Engineering:
- 1st Place: “Air Power,” Gage Hardiek & Kade Tremblay, Hill City Grade School
- 2nd Place: “Bending Bridges,” Krystina Vaughn & Justus Bartonek, Otis Bison High School
- 3rd Place: “Eddison’s Electric Pencil,” Sam Higgason, Otis Bison High School
Chemistry:
- 1st Place: “Electrolytes,” Kole Urban & Jordan Hoffman, Otis Bison High School
- 2nd Place: ”Electrolosis Experiment,” Noah Schnider, Austin Donovan & Tucker Kauffman, Ruppenthal Middle School
- 3rd Place: “Lemon Electricity,” Katie Tammen, Otis Bison High School
Mission Statement
The Kansas State Science and Engineering Fair competition will involve students in dynamic scientific investigations. The participating students will gain perspective of the world through science and will develop skills necessary to persist in today’s society.
This venue provides students with experience in critical thinking , leadership, and creative problem solving. We appreciate the involvement of students and teachers who participate in the Kansas Science & Engineering Fair.
“There are lots of jobs in scientific fields from Medicine to Physics. You are all young but tempus fugit as they say. Science Fairs are an opportunity to get involved and meet your peers from around the world. So go for it; it’s a kick.”
~Dr. George Marchin, Associate Professor of Biology,
Kansas State University
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