2010 Savannah Ogeechee Regional Science and Engineering Fair

Guide to the Georgia Science and Engineering Fair
The Georgia Science and Engineering Fair (GSEF) is one of a number of learning experiences that help young people meet the
challenges of the future. It provides a stage from which the junior high and high school students of Georgia can demonstrate
their serious contributions to the advancement of society and our way of life.
By participating in the Fair, students learn how to isolate important problems and how to attack and hopefully solve problems
all within the framework of organized, logical thought and study. The local science fair provides the initial opportunity for
students to exhibit their research projects. If the projects show merit, they may be entered in a district fair. First and some
second place winners in district fairs are then eligible to be invited to compete in the GSEF. At all of these fairs, the student's
work is judged by professional scientists who look not only for an attractive functional presentation, but more importantly for the
contribution the work has made to new information and for the basic understanding the students have of their research. Please keep
in mind that in any competition there is always a small degree of subjectivity and inadvertent inequities may occur in judging.
Please remember the decisions of the judges are final.
Entrants in the GSEF compete for more than $50,000 in awards and prizes honoring best achievements in specific scientific areas.
Special Awards are given each year by government, professional, educational organizations, colleges, universities and individual
sponsors. They provide internships, books, equipment grants, scientific field trips, certificates, scholarships and monetary awards
to selected exhibitors and teachers. These awards are tentative and are subject to change until the selection is made during the
Georgia Science and Engineering Fair based on the projects exhibited at the Fair. Current years’ awards will be listed in the 62nd
Georgia Science and Engineering Fair Awards Program.
SORSEF will choose the top 15% of the middle and high school projects to attend GSEF. It will be held in Athens, Georgia but the
date has yet to be announced.
ATTENTION GSEF Qualifiers and Alternates
All GSEF Qualifiers and Alternates will remain in Auditorium after the Awards Ceremony on February 11th from 8:00 - 9:00 pm to
complete GSEF application. Please come prepared with your social security number. If you do not have your social security number
it will delay your receipt of awards and paperwork.
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SORSEF 2010

Important Dates and Deadlines
Fair Week Schedule
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RISK ASSESSMENT GUIDE
EXEMPTIONS IN RULES


For more information or to register your school, please contact Jan Siplon,
SORSEF Coordinator, at 912.966.7941.
Georgia Tech Savannah
Attn: Jan Siplon
210 Technology Circle
Savannah, GA 31407
FAX: 912.966.7841






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