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43rd Annual North Central Region
Junior Science and Humanities Symposium
Thu Mar 25 - Fri Mar 26, 2010
Sponsored by: Army Research Laboratory's Army Research Office, Office of Naval Research, and Air Force Research Laboratory's Air Force Office of Scientific Research.

American Junior Academy of Science Winners
AJAS - Two high school students will win a trip to compete at next winter's American Junior Academy of Sciences (AJAS), thanks to Ecolab. At AJAS, held in conjunction with the national American Association for Advancement of Science (AAAS) meeting, students meet others from around the country and participate in non-competitive oral and poster presentations.

Past Winners
  2009
1st Place - Emily Nimmer, Breck
2nd Place - Sharmila Ahmed, Burnsville
Alternate - Lena Swander, Cloquet
Alternate - David & Neil Erdahl, Austin

  2008
  2007

1st Place - Michael Zaiken, Century
2nd Place - Madelaine Taft-Ferguson, Breck
1st Alternate - Brandon Law, Wayzata
2nd Alternate - Catherine Ishitani, Mayo
3rd Alternate - Elaine Ayers,Winona


Siddharth Damania & Ginny Dines, Breck
JulieAnn Rader, Breck
John Register, Austin High

  2006
  2005

Matthew Weiss, Breck
Rachel Lisson, Cloquet
Richie & Ryan Huynh, Champlin Park


Rosemary Lelich, Breck
Stephen Trettel, St. Wenceslaus

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