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ASA 2010 Poster and Project Winners

August 1, 2010 Leave a Comment

The American Statistical Association is pleased to announce the winners of the 2010 poster and project competitions. First-place winners received $200, a plaque, a plaque for their school, and graphing calculators from Texas Instruments. Second-place winners received $100 and a plaque; third-place winners received $50 and a plaque; and honorable mentions received certificates.

The competitions are directed by the ASA/NCTM Joint Committee on Curriculum in Statistics and Probability. Information about the competitions—including entry forms, instructional webinars, and a rubric of how the posters and projects are judged—is available on the ASA education website via the K–12 link.

2010 Poster Competition Winners

    Grades K-3

    First Place

    Bradley Carter, Marissa Folkert, Jacob Larson, Donovan Lance, and Elizabeth Visscher
    Battle of the Condiments
    Holland Public Schools, Holland, Michigan

      Second Place

      Madison Avery
      What’s Your Favorite Board Game?
      Collins Elementary, Grand Rapids, Michigan

        Third Place

        Sam Boezwinkle
        Lotsa Pasta
        Thornapple Elementary, Grand Rapids, Michigan

          Honorable Mention

          Julian Perez
          Season of Birth and Allergies
          Rydal Elementary, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania

          Honorable Mention

          Charlotte Nadel
          Analysis of a Piggy Bank
          Rydal Elementary, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania

          Poster Competition Judges

          Linda Quinn of John Carroll University directed the poster competition. Neal Rogness and John Gabrosek of Grand Valley State University (GVSU) directed the judging of the posters. Judges included the following:

          David Coffey, Mathematics, GVSU
          Dan Frobish, Statistics, GVSU
          Marcia Frobish, Mathematics, GVSU
          John Gabrosek, Statistics, GVSU
          Jennifer Kaplan, Statistics and Probability, Michigan State University
          Nancy Mack, Mathematics, GVSU
          Whitney Minor, Statistics, GVSU
          Matt Race, Annapolis High School, Dearborn Heights, Michigan
          Mary Richardson, Statistics, GVSU
          Neal Rogness, Statistics, GVSU
          Oscar Saucedo, Padnos College of Engineering and Computing, GVSU
          Gerald Shoultz, Statistics, GVSU

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