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Judges
and volunteers: Please
register on-line  Project
judging is Friday, February 12, 2010 (4:00 - 9:30 p.m.) If
you received your user name and password via email, please
log in and update your account!
We need more volunteers to make TCRSF even better!
(See the list below.) Questions? Email us at judging@tcrsf.org
or call (Contact Us).
February
12- 13, 2010
Location:
Field House,
Minneapolis
campus
University
of Minnesota
We
need judges and volunteers for:
-
reading
and scoring/judging research papers available electronically
in mid-January (from the comfort of your own computer)
-
judging
the finals of the research paper competition in symposium
format based on the student's PowerPoint presentation of
their work, including a time for judge questions (at the
University of Minnesota near the Field House on Friday,
February 12, 2010)
-
judging
the science fair projects in the University of Minnesota
Field House, Minneapolis campus from 4:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
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volunteers
are needed for many jobs any time between 7:00 a.m. Friday,
February 12, 2010 to very late p.m. and more volunteers are
needed for many jobs from 8:00 a.m. Saturday, February 13,
2010 until clean up is finished... about 3:00 p.m.
Volunteers are needed for:
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Data
Entry:
need 3-4
people to enter scores into data base
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Protocol
team:
need 6 people -- 2 teams of 3 to review projects before
judging—specifics will be given. Protocol makes sure
that projects have no chemicals, food, or dangerous
things at their display; and checks to be sure projects
are not too large and have proper paperwork on display.
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Find
and Seekers:
need 6-9 people to direct presenters and judges to
correct area
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Envelope
stuffers:
need 4-
5 people (Late evening, after judging) paperwork and
ribbons into envelopes
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Calligraphers:
need 2-3 people to enter names onto certificates
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Food
Handlers:
2-3 keep the teenagers out of the judge’s food and
make sure food is replenished
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Registration:
6th, 7th, 8th 9-12th
(2-3 people needed per section) to instruct
presenters how to find their project space, what to do
if they have an SRC violation, and make sure they wear
their buttons.
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SRC:-must
be experienced with SRC (Scientific Review Committee)
issues and current ISEF rules
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Receiving:
2 people to direct presenters/judges coming in to
correct area i.e., registration for students and judges
/keep students out of judges area/ students to use
port-a-potties.
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Set-up
Friday morning --
ROTC, electrical crew, Nokomis -- all tables, chairs,
floor protectors must be set up, but can use 3 - 4
volunteers to cover the tables with paper, measure the
proper width for each student booth, and place the
project numbers at the correct places
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Number
checkers:
score runners during judging
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Security:
no parents or teachers are allowed on the floor during
judging. Judges
and Presenters must have on soft soled shoes. No heels
allowed on the athletic floor.
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Judges:
if you have a science or engineering work experience
(and/or degree), let us know if you’d like to be a
judge.
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