Blog of Adventure in Science at Lockheed Martin, Rockville, MD 20850
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Attached are two files. The AIS_PD_Program_2015.pdf contains the: cover sheet, the programs for each room, and a floor plan for the Admin Building at NIST. Print the pages needed. The program is 8 pages total, but the type is bigger than past years.
Unless you find a really big error, it is done. No redoing the program because a project title or name is misspelled.
To find which room their kids are in, they can use the "room finder" file. We will have a small number of copies of the "room finder" at the front tables. Presumably they can look Friday night or Saturday morning to figure out which room they are in. We will also have a small number of full programs printed up and available at the front tables.
Moderators can do the same.
We got a few more moderator names than expected. We assigned 3 per room, first using those with children presenting. For others that do not have presenters, they might still be needed to stand in for some no shows.
The children are listed in in each room in alphabetical order. If several are co-presenting or need to leave early, they can inform the moderators to revise the order
Request from Alga-the AIS 4-H community coordinator
There are two evaluation forms attached. Those who can and want to, please fill it up and send as an attachment to algapie@umd.edu-one (for youth and one for adults)
You can also bring this on Saturday.
https://umdsurvey.umd.edu/SE/?SID=SV_0IEyQHr37xTPj49
https://umdsurvey.umd.edu/SE/?SID=SV_0HY7rfR8SgsCM1T
PLEASE ARRIVE BETWEEN 8:15 AND 8:30. Follow directions of the folks (NIST Volunteers) at the gate. Bring a BIG DOSE of patience!!
See you all Saturday at NIST NOT Lockheed Martin!
Folks
We have a great program for you all this Saturday.
We have one or two AIS assistants presenting for 30 minutes.
We have the following children making their Lockheed Martin Parent's Day presentations.
Then we have a party for you organized by Sai and Purvi.
Please come early.
Because Ryan Guernsey has other things to do ( in addition to being a support person for his siblings) he will be making an early presentation around 8:50 AM. His topic is: ""Are Lights in a Parallel Circuit Brighter than in a Series Circuit?"" Sounds like an exciting topic.
The others that will be presenting are below. If you gave me the presentation topics, I misplaced them. If you could send them to me by tomorrow, it would be appreciated.
1. Anjali Natarajan
2. Surya Natarajan
3. Megha Krishnakumar
4. Arjun Samavedam
5. Lauren Guernsey - "What Happens When You Add Dish Soap to Milk?"
6. Eric Guernsey - "How does the Volume of Air in a Balloon Affect the Distance it Travels?"
7. Ryan Guernsey - "Are Lights in a Parallel Circuit Brighter than in a Series Circuit?"
8. Alisha Tomashevsky
9. Anisha Saxena
10. Aditya Khanna
11 Medhini Muralidharan - Cabbage Chemistry
12. Rohin Shah
13. Alex Okun - Does light travel in a straight line?"
11. Christina Martirosova
12. Deepak Menon - which salt is better to melt ice"
13. Arjun Samavedam
14. Sam Joshua David
15. Malaika Koduol (Genevieve)
16. Sakash Khanna
