by Paige Barnes | Aug 2, 2017 | EDAP Winners, Houston, STEM News, STEM Students
Allen Green is a 2017 I-SWEEEP Energy Grand Prize recipient. He graduated valedictorian from Lawrence High School in Cedarhurst, NY. Scientific research became a major part of his life since last year. He has been recognized in several capacities: the Korean Science...
by Paige Barnes | Aug 1, 2017 | EDAP Winners, Houston, STEM News, STEM Students
Indhu Gunda won an award for her entry in the 2017 NCWIT Aspirations in Computing. Indhu is a dedicated and hardworking high school student who likes to explore challenges. Her favorite part of computer science is developing programs that address complex challenges....
by Paige Barnes | Jul 21, 2017 | EDAP Winners, STEM Students
Vijay Moorthy is in third grade and won an award for his art entry in the 2017 CEA and HMNS Art, Essay, and Media Contest. Prior to this award, Vijay won several awards for academic excellence at his school, St John Paul II Catholic School. He has also obtained...
by Paige Barnes | Jun 1, 2017 | EDAP Winners, Houston, STEM News, STEM Students
Amanda Opp was one of the winners of NREL’s 2017 Lithium-Ion Battery Car Competition. Amanda just finished middle school at The Manning School in Golden, CO, where she was honored to be in the National Junior Honor Society. She loves to volunteer in the...
by Paige Barnes | Mar 8, 2017 | Academic Contests, EDAP Winners, Houston, STEM News
We attended our first awards ceremony of the 2017 EDAP season, and it was one for the books. Look at how many young ladies were awarded for their achievements in STEM at this year’s SEFH! We are so proud to be a part of so many competitions that allow students...
by Paige Barnes | Dec 30, 2016 | EDAP Winners, Houston, STEM Students
Caitlin Lau won an award for the NCWIT Aspirations in Computing in 2016. Caitlin is currently (2016) a high school junior with great interests in the Computer Science field. Her curious and adaptable nature has led her to try many new things. When Caitlin was first...
