|
To be a judge:
Training
will be held during the following times (Judges need to attend only one
of the training sessions):
Judges' training opportunities in March will be
posted closer to the Fair.
Click
here to sign up on-line to be a Judge
Send an e-mail
with any judging questions or to volunteer to help with judging.
Volunteering
to judge at the Washington State Science and Engineering Fair is a
rewarding and uplifting experience that is best seen when a participant
is presenting his/her science project and realizing someone understands
and cares about their efforts.
Students
across the state of Washington are making amazing discoveries and
making the world better around them. The Washington State Science
and Engineering Fair provides these terrific students a forum to show
case their work and earn more than $1,000,000 in scholarships,
opportunities and prizes. In 2009, a Washington State student earned
“Best in the World ~ Earth & Planetary Sciences” and a trip to CERN
Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland. All made possible by people
like you volunteering to judge at the Washington State Science and
Engineering Fair.
By
judging, you are giving encouragement and opportunities for our future
scientists and engineers to grow and succeed. An added bonus is that
Judges receive the opportunity to experience first-hand the interesting
and innovative ideas giving you renewed faith in our future generation.
Frequently Asked
Questions (FAQs) for Judges
Q:
Who can be a judge?
A:
Anyone who has a desire to promote the advancement of the sciences and
science education. Judging of projects in the high school division will
require more specialized knowledge in a particular field where judging
of projects in lower grades will be more focused on encouragement for
the future.
Q:
What is expected of a judge?
A:
To evaluate projects in an impartial manner while applying the judging
guidelines and provide positive feedback to the student. New
judges will be paired with more experienced judges.
Q:
Where is the Science Fair?
A:
Bremerton High School, 1500 13th Street, Bremerton, WA 98337.
Q:
When should I arrive at the judging center?
A:
Judges should arrive at 2:00 p.m. on Friday and 7:30 a.m. on Saturday
for training. Complimentary meals and refreshments are provided
throughout the day for judges.
Click here to sign up
on-line to be a Judge
Send an e-mail with any judging
questions or to volunteer to help with judging.
The forms on this page
require
Adobe® Reader® (free to download).
|
