PARK HILLS For the 32nd spring in a row, the creative genius of the areas math and science students will be put on public display at Mineral Area College's Math and Science Fair. <\/p>\n
The event is being held from 2 to 3 p.m. Friday in the Robert E. Sechrest Sr. Field House on the Park Hills campus. <\/p>\n
\"There cant be a math and science fair without great entries and the titles on this years entries promise to be particularly interesting,\" said Nancy Petersen, Math\/Science Fair coordinator. \"Theres no fee to enter the fair, but there is a payoff for all students who participate. The academic reward is apparent, of course, but each student also receives a certificate and a T-shirt thats been designed by the previous years T-Shirt Design winner.\" <\/p>\n
She added that past top winning entries have walked away with scholarships, cash prizes, certificates toward higher education classes, scientific equipment and even a piece of a space shuttle. <\/p>\n
Petersen said each student needs a sponsoring teacher to enter the fair, which is open to grades 6-12. The categories are behavioral and social science, biology, chemistry, computer science, Earth science, engineering, mathematics, physics, and product testing. <\/p>\n
Petersen can be reached for more information at 573-518-2227 or npeterse@MineralArea.edu<\/a>. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Visit link: PARK HILLS For the 32nd spring in a row, the creative genius of the areas math and science students will be put on public display at Mineral Area College's Math and Science Fair. Continue reading
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