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Information for Judges
There are two kinds of judges for the Alaska Science & Engineering Fair:
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Main Category Judges award the Alaska Science & Engineering
Fair's main category prizes. These judges work in teams to interview the
students and judge the content of their projects and how much the students
know about their own projects. The Main Category judges for Senior High
determine which student(s) will go on to the International Fair. If you
would like to judge and you are a
professional in the science, engineering, or mathematics fields
in Anchorage, Alaska, please
contact the Science Fair Committee for judging information.
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Judge Training:
Please watch the
Judge Training Slide Show (PDF) before the event.
Please
ignore the dates shown on Slide 3; this year's judging is on
Saturday, March 24, 2012. The times listed are correct.
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- Special Category Judges are sent by organizations or professional
societies that offer their own Science Fair prizes.
Examples are the IEEE
Electrical Engineering award, the Audubon Alaska award, and the Alaska
Professional Communicators Abstract and Display awards.
Instructions for how and what to judge are given by
the sponsoring organization. If you are a member of a workplace or
professional organization in the science, engineering, or mathematics
fields, contact your organization to see if it sponsors an AS&EF prize. For
information on how to sponsor a new prize,
contact the Science Fair Committee.
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Special Category Judge Training:
Sponsoring organizations
usually offer training for their own special awards. The
Science Fair committee's
Judge Training Slide Show (PDF) may also be
helpful for special award judging.
Please
ignore the dates shown on Slide 3; this year's judging
is on Saturday, March 24, 2012. The times listed are
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