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Thank you to everyone who attended our judge training sessions. We hope they were informative and helpful. If you'd like, download the PowerPoint slides we showed during the training sessions. As always, if you have questions, please contact us.
Here are a few important documents that you’ll want to be familiarize yourself with before judging projects at SLVSEF.
Judge Training Session Slides (pdf)
Judges Score Sheet (pdf)
Judging Rubric (pdf)
Expectations For Students (pdf)
Judge Scoring Highlights (pdf)
Project Numbering Format (pdf)
Engineering, Math & Computers (pdf)
How Projects Are Judged (pdf)
Read through this years’ project abstracts to get a feel for the projects you’ll be judging.
Do something great this year—be a judge at the 2012 SLVSEF! You get to meet great kids, see neat projects and have a lot of fun. Register Now. Don't forget to attend a judge training seminar—information about one being held near you is shown below.
One of the most valuable experiences for young scientists is the opportunity to discuss their findings with established members of the scientific and engineering communities. SLVSEF participants take great pride in their work; judging interviews greatly contribute to the overall educational experience of the competition. Each year professionals, representing university faculty, industrial scientists and engineers, representatives of private and federal research centers and agencies, and medical researchers, and community members volunteer their time to interview and award promising young students that participate in SLVSEF.