"Make Your Mark" Challenge - Student Science Competition in New York

Dear School Administrators,

 

Have you heard about the New York high school science competition called the "Make Your Mark" challenge?

 

The idea is for students to work with science teachers or science mentors to create and submit a brief, creative proposal on any science topic, including bioart. Teachers are also encouraged to submit proposals that help engage their science classes and that demonstrate the fun of science. 

 

Winning proposals will receive $500 cash to fund the project. Multiple awards will be made.   The competition is now open and requires only a one page written proposal or video submission.

 

The deadline is Nov 5th 2012. More information is available at http://challenge.assaydepot.com/make-your-mark-new-york/

 

Could you please forward this email to science teachers and science groups in your district?

 

Best regards,

 

 

Lauren Lustig-Weill

Syosset High School

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