Student Registration
Awards Ceremony Photo - March 29, 2009 in Syracuse
So, you’re doing a science fair project! Whether a personal adventure or a school assignment, science research or engineering design takes time and, if approached with the right attitude, can be a lot of fun. With anything new, it’s always best to develop an idea of what to do before you actually begin doing something. Throughout these sections, you will find out how to do science research the “scientific” way as well as how to participate in the TRSEF. As with most anything, there are rules and procedures to follow.
How to do a project?
To do your project itself, click on “How do I do a science fair project?” on the left nav bar to access really good resources and guidelines.
Student Eligibility
Students “plug into” the Ying TRSEF through different paths – Poster Presenters or Research Students, Junior or Senior Levels. First, in order to participate in the Ying TRSEF, you must be able to say “yes” to both questions 1 and 2:
Question 1: Are you in grades 5-12?
Question 2: Do you live and go to school in one of these counties?
- Allegany
- Broome
- Cattaraugus
- Chautauqua
- Chemung
- Clinton
- Delaware
- Erie
- Essex
- Franklin
- Genesee
- Herkimer
- Jefferson
- Lewis
- Niagara
- Orange
- Orleans
- Otsego
- Rockland
- Schuyler
- Steuben
- St. Lawrence
- Sullivan
- Tioga
- Tompkins
- Ulster
- Wyoming
Question 3: Will you bring a poster on a topic you have learned about in science, technology, engineering or mathematics but not done an experiment or design?
Yes? You’re a Poster Presenter. PDF
No? Continue to the next question.
Question 4: Do you plan to do an experiment or engineering project?
Yes? Junior Level Research Student (Grades 5-8) PDF
Yes? Senior Level Research Student (Grades 9-12) PDF
FYI: You can find Housing information at this LINK.
Here is the Science Fest Schedule DOC
OCC Directions and Map LINK
