LBCC CWOSE Middle- & High-School Science Fair Results

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Awards were recently announced for the Central Western Oregon Science Expo (CWOSE) held at Linn-Benton Community College in March.

CWOSE is a regional fair affiliated with the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair and the North West Science Exposition. The fair hosted 87 high school students and 90 middle school students from Linn, Benton, Lane, Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Tillamook and Lincoln counties to compete in science and engineering categories.

The students produced 147 exhibits, with 50 judges on-hand to score the projects. Participants won a combined total of $56,000 in scholarships to Oregon Universities, along with acknowledgment of excellent achievement from several organizations. Two students also won an all-expense paid trip to participate at the International Science and Engineering Fair to be held in Los Angeles, California in May.

Middle School Awards

Outstanding Project in an Atmospheric Science Exhibit
sponsored by American Meteorological Society
Lorien Deyo-Rivera, Karen LaGesse, Emily Midyette; Lighthouse School

Army Outstanding Middle School Project
sponsored by Army Research Office, U.S. Army
Austin Bitz, Memorial Middle School
Brian Cebra, Zion Lutheran School
Max Richcreek, Lighthouse School

Naval Excellence in Science and Engineering Award
sponsored by Office of Naval Research, US Navy and Marine Corps
Dakoda Ribera, Memorial Middle School
Joshua Pauls, Zion Lutheran School

U.S. Air Force Outstanding Project
sponsored by U.S. Air Force
Jens Mortensen, Yamhill Carlton School District

Broadcom Nominations
Emily Wiest, Memorial Middle School
Lorien Deyo-Rivera, Lighthouse School
Karen LaGesse, Lighthouse School
Emily Midyette, Lighthouse School
Sara Rockow, Leslie Middle School
Liberty Greenlund, Yamhill Carlton School District
Taylor Johnson, Memorial Middle School

High School Awards and Scholarships

Outstanding Project in an Atmospheric Science Exhibit
sponsored by American Meteorological Society
Lipi Gupta, Crescent Valley High School

Outstanding Geoscience Project
sponsored by Association Of Women Geoscientists
Victoria Callaway, Tillamook High School

NOAA's Taking the Pulse of the Planet
sponsored by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Kyla Martichuski, Andy Siemens; West Salem High School

Award for Excellence in Scientific Research in Environmental Health
sponsored by Oregon Environmental Health Association
Benjamin Arvey, Hannah Marvin, Tristan Stickle; Crescent Valley High School

Sustainable Development Award
sponsored by Ricoh Corporation
Joseph Meyer, Tillamook High School

U.S. Regional Stockholm Junior Water Prize
sponsored by Water Environment Federation
Allison Lind, Renee Engleson, Carrie Huang; Crescent Valley High School

Outstanding Project in Materials Science
sponsored by ASM International Foundation
Bryce Johnson, Crescent Valley High School

Intel Excellence in Computer Science
sponsored by Intel Corporation
Vighnesh Shiv, Catlin Gabel School

Mu Alpha Theta Award
sponsored by Mu Alpha Theta
Vighnesh Shiv, Catlin Gabel School

Innovative Engineering Award
sponsored by National Society of Professional Engineers
Rohan Jhunjhunwala, Catlin Gabel School

Outstanding Project by an 11th Grade Student
sponsored by Yale University Science and Engineering Association
Bryce Johnson, Crescent Valley High School

Outstanding Use of the International System of Units
sponsored by U.S. Metric Association
Victoria Callaway, Tillamook High School

Outstanding Research in Psychology
sponsored by American Psychological Association
Shawn Meacham, West Salem High School

Army Awards for Scientific and Engineering Excellence
sponsored by Army Research Office, U.S. Army
Laurel Field, Sasha Bogdanovic, Crescent Valley High School
Savannah Tobin, West Salem High School
Kushal Agarwal, Crescent Valley High School
Elinor Manoogian-O'Dell, Crescent Valley High School

Army Outstanding High School Project
sponsored by Army Research Office, U.S. Army
Savannah Tobin, West Salem High School

Naval Excellence in Science and Engineering Award
sponsored by Office of Naval Research, US Navy and Marine Corps
Cameron Cruscial, Paige Zagar; West Salem High School

U.S. Air Force Outstanding Project
sponsored by U.S. Air Force
Aida Behmard, West Salem High School
Damian Kulp, Crescent Valley High School
Janki Patel, Jin Kwon, Crescent Valley High School

GENIUS OLYMPIAD
Joseph Meyer, Tillamook High School
Kyla Martichuski, Andy Siemens, West Salem High School

OSU College of Engineering Scholarship
sponsored by Oregon State University
Bryce Johnson, Crescent Valley High School

OSU General Scholarship
sponsored by Oregon State University
Joseph Meyer, Tillamook High Schoo

University of Oregon Scholarships
sponsored by University of Oregon
Shawn Meacham, West Salem High School
Savannah Tobin, West Salem High School

Regional ISEF Finalists
Joseph Meyer, Tillamook High School
Heidi Wade, Crescent Valley High School

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