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Science and Engineering Fair
of Houston
Special Award
At
the annual Science and Engineering Fair of Houston Mothers for Clean
Air presents a Special Award for exceptional projects in the field
of air quality. Part of our mission statement is to encourage the
participation of children in learning about air quality, and it
is in this spirit that we honor the work of students who have excelled
in the study of air quality. The award winners are listed here as
well as in the quarterly newsletter Clearing the Air and
receive a one-year membership in Mothers for Clean Air.
Congratulations
to these dedicated students!
2007 Winners, 2006 Winners, 2005 Winners, 2004 Winners, 2003
Winners, 2002 Winners, 2001
Winners, 2000 Winners
2007 Winners
Junior Division
- Justin Simmons, Lanier Middle School, Houston ISD,
The Air in Bellaire
Ninth Grade Division
- Manpreet Kaur, Clear Brook High School, Clear Creek ISD,
Houston Pollution: Taking It in Our Own Hands
Ninth Grade Team Division
- Jordan Henshaw and Nicole Delk, Academy for Science & Health Professions, Conroe ISD, Pollution in Lichens
Senior Division
- Jason Pau, Academy of Science and Technology, Conroe ISD,
Fuel for the Fire
2006 Winners
Junior Division
- Thomas Slataper, V.W. Miller Intermediate, Pasadena ISD,
Can Pillbugs Survive a Smoke Bomb?
Junior Team Division
- Cassandra Castro and Megan Garza, Harby Junior High, Alvin ISD,
Gasoline Savers
Ninth Grade Team Division
- Mananne Braun and Abigail Branch, The Academy of Science and Technology, Conroe ISD,
Warning! Warning! Global Warming
Senior Division
- Shena Jagadish, Stephen F. Austin High School, Fort Bend ISD,
Ob “NOX” ious Ozone
2005 Winners
Junior Division
- Yi-Shan Chen, T.H. Rogers Middle School Education Center, Polluting our Environment with Household Products
Junior Team Division
- Nicole Powers and Daniel Clark, Harby Junior High, Ready, Set, Poof
Ninth Grade Division
- Alice Yu, Academy of Science and Technology, The Effect of Ozone on Mold (in Schools)
Senior High Division
- C. Wallace, Kinkaid School, Tillandsia usneoides: An Indicator Species
2004 Winners
Junior Division
- Ashwin Shankar, Webster Intermediate, Is it Safe to Gas Up Your Car?
Junior Team Division
- Matthew Brownewell, Khurram Khan, Vincent Paresa
- Hodges Bend Middle School, Hover or Not?
Ninth Grade Division
- Thomas Meek, Clear Lake 9th Grade Center, Solar School Bus
Senior High Division
- James Winkler, Alief Hastings High School , Carbon Dioxide: Poison or Panacea?
2003 Winners
Junior Team Division
- Matthew Keus and William Gulsby, Trafton Academy, Acid
Rain in Your Neighborhood
Junior High Division
- Rachel Farias, W.W. Miller Intermediate, Pasadena ISD, You
Leave Me Breathless
Ninth Grade Division
- Vivek Dubey, Clements High School, Fort Bend ISD, Acid
Rain, The Rain that Ruins
Senior High Division
- Rod Afshar, Academy of Science and Technology, Conroe ISD, Determining the Presence of Aldehydes and Ketones in the
Air
2002
Winners
Junior
Division
- Daniel
Vervalin, V.W. Miller Intermediate School in Pasadena, Global
Warming
Ninth
Grade Division
- Bailey
Harris, Academy of Science and Technology in Conroe, It's
a Hard NOx Life
Senior High Division
- Manmohan
Singh, Clear Brook High School in Friendswood, Houston Smog
2
2001
Winners
Junior
Division
- Saskia
Anzda, Doerre Intermediate: Earth 2001: A Cleaner Breath
Junior
Team Division
- Aurita
Mallick and Suyash Somwalker, Dulles Middle School: UV Radiation,
Air Pollution, and Weather
Ninth
Grade Division
- Anita
Shankar, Clear Lake High School: Is it Safe to Breathe Air
in Clear Lake City?
- Manmohan
Singh, Clear Brook High School: Houston Smog: A Lung Cell's
Life
Senior
High Division
- Benjamin
Higgins, Conroe Academy of Science and Technology: Can Schools
Make you Sick?
2000
Winners
Junior
Division
- Miguel
Mosivas and Rube Coronado, Burbank Middle School: Ozone:
Good or Bad?
- Stephen
Keys: Air Today Gone Tomorrow
Ninth
Grade Division
- Elyse
Fritschel, Conroe Academy of Science and Technology: Ozone
and Particulate and Smog, Oh My!
Senior Division
- David
DeFelice, Taylor High School: Manmade CO2 and El Nino
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