28th Coastal Georgia Regional

Presented By Pinova

Registration for The Science & Engineering Fair is now closed. Thanks to all who are participating. We look forward to seeing you! The Coastal Georgia Regional Science & Engineering Fair (CGRSEF) provides a venue for presenting school fair winners from 4-5 th grades and a stepping stone for school fair winners from 6-12 th grades to progress to the Georgia Science & Engineering Fair (GSEF). Top winners in our fair from 9-12 th grades may also be selected to go on the International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF), pending 80% participation from our region’s high schools. The College of Coastal Georgia will once again host the 28th CGRSEF on February 2-4, 2012 at our Brunswick campus. Complete instructions and appropriate forms for participating in the fair are provided below: 2012 CGRSEF Rule Booklet Registration for The Science & Engineering Fair is now closed. Thanks to all who are participating. We look forward to seeing you! The afternoon activities are greatly expanded for 2012! All student participants (including Elementary student participants) may attend the lunch and the afternoon activities! (Elementary students will need to pay an additional $2 to reserve their spot, bringing their total entry fee to $12. Junior/Senior students will already be covered under their entry fee of $15.) You must RSVP for these activities when you send in your entry form the fair! Click on the Mobile Discovery Center above or visit The National Science Center to learn more about the Mobile Discovery Center.. Visit the Coastal Georgia Regional Science and Engineering Fair on Facebook Congratulations to our GSEF representatives! The 2011 Georgia Science and Engineering Fair "Grossest Project" award went to our very own: Akira Stobaeus from St. Francis Xavier School! Great job! Hope to see more GROSS projects next year!

Best of luck to our ISEF representative, Douglas Jones from Glynn Academy!

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Congratulations to the winners of the 2011 CGRSEF!

Junior/Senior Winners
Elementary Winners

Elementary Awards program begins at 10 a.m., and the Junior/Senior Awards program begins at 11 a.m.. Both programs will take place in the Southeast Georgia Conference Center at the College of Coastal Georgia. Junior/Senior winners will be asked to stay to discuss paperwork and for a brief celebration.

Any questions may be directed to Dr. Kim Pause Tucker, CGRSEF Director, or by calling the School of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at 912.279.5344.

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What's In It For Me?

Here is what is really wonderful about science fairs: You participate because you want to participate. You choose your own project because its something you want to explore. You make it work. And because a science fair project allows you to test drive a college major or a career; it gives you training wheels for the real world. Also, science fairs connect you to new friends and can distinguish your future college application. Finally, science fairs are fun roll-up-your-sleeve, hold-your-breath fun! So whats in a science fair for you? Well, everything!" - The Archimedes Initiative

Visit the Archimedes Initiative website for more great videos. You can hear what other kids are saying about designing their experiments, developing hypotheses, and analyzing their data!