The results rank the University among the institutional leaders who mentor high school researchers from Long Island and around the country.
The regional finalists, selected from the group of national semifinalists, will advance to one of six regional competitions held over three consecutive weekends in November.
For a complete list of the regional finalists and semifinalists, and their Stony Brook University mentors, see this Stony Brook University webpage on the Siemens Science Competition. For more details on the competition this fall, see this Siemens Foundation press release. Among the 17 regional finalists mentored at Stony Brook, 10 are students from Long Island. Your Website. Discovery Education partners with districts, states and like-minded organizations to captivate students, empower teachers, and transform classrooms with customized solutions that increase academic achievement.
Explore the future of education at www. Skip to content. New programs will be announced later this year, according to the statement. There were no details Monday on how exactly the foundation plans to shift its focus from the competition to other opportunities for young people. Students could compete as individuals or as members of a team. The number of students submitting projects during that time topped 28,, and more than 1, of them won scholarships. At Stony Brook University, where hundreds of students have been mentored for the Siemens and other science competitions over the years, professors were puzzled as to why the program was ending.
About 30 percent of all the high school research students mentored at SBU are from Long Island, with the rest from nearly every region across the country. Next up for the regional finalists are a series of six regional competitions over a span of three weekends in November: Nov. Winners of the regional events will then advance to the national finals at The George Washington University in Washington, D.
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