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2010 Science Olympiad
Regional Tournament
Texas A&M University at Galveston

February 20, 2010

 TAMUG will accept 15 teams.

List of Events
(will be updated as more information becomes available)

Name of Event Division

Experimental Design

B/C

Write It / Do It

B/C

Science Word

B

We've Got Your Number

B/C

Road Scholar

B

Elevated Bridge

B/C

Dynamic Planet

B/C

Ornithology 

B/C

Fossils 

B/C

Meteorology 

B

Physical Science Lab (Wind)

B

Physics Lab (Wind)

C

Junkyard Challenge 

B

Mission Possible

C

Cell Biology

C

Remote Sensing

C

Ecology

B/C

Chemistry Lab

C

FORMS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

CONDUCT     RELEASE     FINAL TEAM REGISTRATION     INTERFERENCE    VANDALISM     CONSTRUCTED DEVICES   CHEATING   SCHEDULE

 

TAMUG CAMPUS MAP

Directions for private auto parking: Enter at the main entrance to campus (big maroon sign). Keep right and turn into the first
parking lot on your right. There will be signs.

Directions for bus parking: Enter at the North entrance to campus. This means you will drive past the main entrance. Continue down Seawolf Pkwy
until you see the Valero gas station. Turn right down the road just before Valero. Follow the signs.

All signs for Science Olympiad will be bright pink! There will also be staff wearing bright pink t-shirts. They are there to help you.

REGISTRATION BEGINS AT 7:30 SATURDAY MORNING

LOCATION: LOBBY AREA OUTSIDE CLB AUDITORIUM (FOLLOW THE SIGNS)

What can we do at TAMUG in between events?

Science Olympiad (http://soinc.org/) is a nonprofit organization developed to improve the quality of science education, increase student interest in science, and provide recognition of outstanding achievement in science education by both students and teachers. All of this is done through interscholastic competitions where students in grades K-12 (Texas State only offers programs for grades 6-12) can participate at invitational, local, regional, state, and national level competitions against teams from all 50 states.

State Tournament  
Educational Outreach and Women's Programs is proud to host the 2009 Texas Science Olympiad (TSO) for Divisions B & C (grades 6-12). This 2-day event (April 23-24, 2010) will be held on the campus of Texas A&M University with the awards ceremony at the Bryan Civic Auditorium. (http://outreach.science.tamu.edu/scienceolympiad.asp)

Regional Tournaments 
All Texas teams are expected to compete at a regional qualifying tournaments to advance to State competition. We are happy to have eight regional hosting competitions. Guidelines for the regional competitions are as follows:


Last Edited:Tuesday, 09 February 2010 09:42:23 -0600

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