Student Recognized in a National Science Competition

On October 21, Moo Been Chung ’14 was awarded as a semi-finalist in the Siemens Competition of Math, Science and Technology, which “reveals the brightest high school minds in contention for the nation’s most coveted teen science prize.” According to the Siemens Foundation website, an all-time record of 2,436 students registered to enter the 2011-2012 Siemens Competition for an unprecedented 1,541 projects submitted. The Competition, administered by The College Board and funded by the Siemens Foundation, gives students an opportunity to achieve national recognition for science research projects that they complete in high school. Student research is judged on creativity, field knowledge, comprehensiveness, interpretation, a literature review, scientific importance, clarity of expression, and presentation.

A banner from the Siemens Foundation representing Moo Been’s achievement will hang in Bogle Hall. Congratulations to Moo Been on this outstanding accomplishment!

Posted 11/7/11

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