Five students in grades 6 and 8 competed at the Central New Mexico STEM Research Challenge in March, a qualifying event for the International Science and Engineering Fair. Each student spent months conducting an original research project, and their work was recognized with multiple honors.
Where is the Water?
Brooklynn Dominguez ’27
- Climate Change Award
- Explora Science Center and Children’s Museum Award and invitation to exhibit at Explora
- Regional Research Challenge Junior Encouragement Award
Do Different European Bee Hives (With Different Qualities) Take a Different Amount of Time to Notice an Object on Their Landing Board?
Audrey Finkelstein ’27
- Honorable Mention Junior Earth and Environmental Sciences
- Qualified for State
- BlueHalo CASE Award
- Regional Research Challenge Junior Encouragement Award
Succulents and Sunlight
Brooke Harmon ’27
- 2nd Place Junior Plant Sciences
- Qualified for State
- Broadcom Masters Award
- Regional Research Challenge Junior Encouragement Award
The Exploration of The Behaviors and Abilities of Oobleck, a Multi-Substance
Alehi Musani ’27
- 3rd Place Junior Engineering
- Qualified for State
- Society of Women Engineers Award
- United States Navy & Marine Corps Award
- Regional Research Challenge Junior Encouragement Award
On the Exploration and Analysis of Highly Divisible Numbers
Akilan Sankaran ’25
- 1st Place Junior Division Grand award winner
- 1st Place Junior Computer and Mathematical Sciences
- Qualified for State
- BlueHalo CASE Award
- Broadcom Masters Award
- Titan Development Award
- Regional Research Challenge Junior Encouragement Award
