Baltimore 61th Science Fair – Judges needed to volunteer

February 9, 2016 by
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Judges needed to volunteer for the 61st Annual Baltimore Science Fair

The ASQ Baltimore Section has once again been invited to participate in the 61st Annual Baltimore Science Fair (http://www.baltimoresciencefair.org) to be held at Towson University. As in past years, the Baltimore Section will provide volunteer judges and awards to students participating in the Baltimore Science Fair. The Section has been continuously supporting the Science Fair for over 20 years.

  1. Section members volunteer as independent judges for ASQ and earn Recertification Points.
  2. Judging takes place on Saturday, March 19th, at the Towson Union Building – Chesapeake Room. On Saturday, the commitment is from 8:30am until about 2pm (may continue until 4pm).
  3. The Awards Ceremony takes place on Sunday, March 20th at the Towson University Union Building – Potomac Room. Participation by judges is optional, but if you would like to assist in presenting the awards, the commitment is from 4:00pm until about 5:30pm.
  4. Judges from ASQ Baltimore will adjudicate the student exhibits for their use and understanding of statistical principles and statistical thinking and provide recognition awards.
  5. The Section will also recognize teams of students for effectively working together to solve their chosen problem.
  6. .Members interested in volunteering to be a Judge may contact the Science Fair Committee Chair, David Moore, at 240-422-3577 or .

The Fair attracts winners of school and county-based science fairs from Maryland’s Baltimore Region. Students represent public and private schools and home schools. Students come from middle schools (Division 1) and high schools (Division 2) within Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard Counties and Baltimore City. The Fair is now operated by the non-profit Baltimore Science Fair Foundation and has numerous additional sponsors and independent judging organizations including the following: Towson University, Towson-Timonium Kiwanis Foundation, Baltimore and Howard County Public Schools, American Chemical Society, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, American Meteorological Society, ASM International Foundation, Discovery Channel, HHS, IEEE Photonic Society, Intel, NIH, NOAA, NSA, National Society of Black Engineers, National Society of Professional Engineers, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Optical Society of America, PNC Bank, Ricoh Corporation, Society of Women Engineers, T Rowe Price Foundation, U.S. Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines and Navy, and the Yale Science & Engineering Association. The Baltimore Section of ASQ serves as both a contributing sponsor and an independent judging organization.

Winners from the Baltimore Science Fair will compete in the International Science & Engineering Fair to be held in Phoenix, AZ in May 2016.

This is a great way to give back to the local community (and to enjoy being impressed by some exceptionally bright students).

Here is a picture of some of our judges from a previous fair.

Quality Community – Science Fair Committee

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