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NORTH DAKOTA

STATE SCIENCE OLYMPIAD

SATURDAY, APRIL ��, ��

SPONSORED BY THE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS

The NDSU College of Science and Mathematics would like to offer a special thank you to these organizations for supporting K-12 science, math, and engineering events like the State Science Olympiad.

NDSU - College of Science and Mathematics NDSU – Dining and Catering

NDSU – Department of Chemistry NDSU – Computer Science Department

North Dakota Science Olympiad Program

April 21, 2018

Registration 7:30 - 8:00 Opening Ceremonies 8:00 - 8:30

Opening Remarks: Scott Wood Dean - College of Science and Mathematics Announcements: Lydia Tackett Assistant Professor - Geosciences

Science Olympiad Events 8:45 - 3:05 Lunch – Memorial Union

Hoagie Hutt (basement) 10:30 – 1:30 Pizza Express (basement) 10:30 – 1:30 Burgers @ the U (basement) 10:30 – 1:30 Union Coffee Cart (first floor) 8:30 – 2:30 Free Time for Teams 3:05 - 3:45 Awards Ceremony 3:45 - 5:00

Individual and Team Awards Class B Trophies Class A Trophies Overall Division Trophies

General Rules Revised by the Science Olympiad Rules Committee Chairs and Executive Board, July 2014 (note changes in bold) The goal of competition is to give one's best effort while displaying honesty, integrity, and good sportsmanship. Everyone is expected to display courtesy and respect (see Science Olympiad Pledges below). Teams are expected to make an honest effort to follow the rules and the spirit of the problem (not interpret the rules so they have an unfair advantage). Failure by a participant, coach, or guest to abide by these codes, accepted safety procedures, or rules below, may result in an assessment of penalty points or, in rare cases, disqualification by the tournament director from the event, the tournament, or future tournaments.

1. Actions and items (e.g., tools, notes, resources, supplies, electronics, etc.) are permitted, unless they are explicitly excluded in the rules, are unsafe, or violate the spirit of the problem.

2. While competing in an event, students may not leave without the event supervisor's approval and must not receive any external assistance. All electronic devices capable of external communication (including cell phones) must be turned off, unless expressly permitted in the event rule and left in a designated spot if requested.

3. Students, coaches and other adults are responsible for ensuring that any applicable school or Science Olympiad policy, law or regulation is not broken. All Science Olympiad content (e.g., policies, requirements, clarifications, FAQs, etc. on soinc.org) must be treated as if it were included in the printed rules.

4. All pre-built devices presented for judging must be constructed, impounded, and operated by one or more

of the 15 current team members unless stated otherwise in the rules. If a device has been removed from the event area, appeals related to that device will not be considered.

5. Officials are encouraged to apply the least restric tive penalty for rules infractions. Event

supervisors must provide prompt notification of any penalty, disqualification or tier ranking.

6. State and regional tournament directors must notify teams of any site-dependent rule or other rule modification with as much notice as possible, ideally at least 30 days prior to the tournament.

Any problems or questions about rules and procedures must be submitted to Joe Latimer by phone at 701-219-3181.

Something to Keep in Mind Students, Coaches, Parents, and Event Supervisors

1. This is a Student Competition 2. These are Kids 3. This is a Student Learning Experience 4. The Coaches are Volunteers 5. The Event Supervisors are Volunteers and Human 6. There will be Mistakes (by everyone) 7. Students will Benefit no matter where they place 8. We are building a Student Learning Team, working on high level STEM material and standards 9. No matter what happens Today, there will be a Tomorrow so Students can Learn from their

Mistakes and Accomplishments 10. The Future is Bright! We hope you enjoy the Tournament!!

Student's Pledge

I pledge to put forth my best effort in the Science Olympiad tournament and to uphold the principles of honest competition. In my events, I will compete with integrity, respect, and sportsmanship towards my fellow competitors. I will display courtesy towards Event Supervisors and Tournament Personnel. My actions will exemplify the proud spirit of my school, team, and state.

Coach's Pledge

On behalf of the coaches and assistants at this tournament, I pledge to encourage honesty and respect for tournament personnel, our fellow coaches, and other team members. We want our efforts to bring honor to our community and school.

Parent's Pledge

On behalf of the parents and spectators I pledge to be an example for our children by:

• respecting the rules of Science Olympiad, • encouraging excellence in preparation and investigation, • supporting independence in design and production of all competition devices, • and respecting the decisions of event supervisors and judges.

Our examples will promote the spirit of cooperation within and among all our participating teams.

North Dakota State Science Olympiad Steering Commit tee Paul Kelter, Ph.D., Director, NDSU Center for Science and Mathematics Education

Scott Wood, Ph.D., Dean, NDSU College of Science and Mathematics

Otto Borchert, NDSU Department of Computer Science

Guy Hokanson, NDSU Department of Computer Science

Regional Directors JoDe Knutson-Person, Bismarck State College

Corinne Brevik, Dickinson State University

JoAnn Schapp, Bob Crackel , Minot State University

Tracy Chisholm, Angela Bartholomay, Dakota College at Bottineau

Teather Sundstrom, Valley City State University

Supporting Organizations North Dakota State University – Facilities/Materials

IEEE-HKN honor society

Site Operations

Registration Shanda Lauer

Team/Coach/Facilitator Communications Ashley Birkle, Guy Hokanson

University Arrangements Guy Hokanson

Construction Specialist Guy Hokanson

Arbitration Joe Latimer

Record/Scores Tabulation Otto Borchert

Restaurants/Eating Facilities NDSU Dining Services

Event Accommodations NDSU Physical Plant

Artiest Katy Cox

Participating Schools and Coaches Regional Tournament: Bismarck Regional Director: JoDe Knutson Person Division B (Grades 6-9) School Name Coach Email

Wachter Middle School Ben Schiermeister Wade Curren Jeanne Metzger Logan McCleary

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Horizon Middle School Brent Roningen Tim Fletcher Darryl Duttenhefner

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Carrington Public School Patrick Boehmer Carrie Nichols

[email protected] [email protected]

Medina Public School Joyce Spitzer [email protected]

Hazen Public School Jason Helde Bret Johnsrud


Division C (Grades 9-12) School Name Coach Email

Bismarck High School Scott Johnson [email protected]

Carrington Public School Patrick Boehmer Carrie Nichols


Legacy HS Mike Walz [email protected]

St. Mary's Central High School Marilyn Miller Steve Volk


Hazen Public School Jason Helde Bret Johnsrud


Regional Tournament: Bottineau Regional Director: Tracy Chisholm, Angela Bartholomay Division B School Name Coach Email

Langdon Area Middle School Christina Saylor [email protected]

MLS-Mohall Shannon Grondahl [email protected]

Bottineau Public school Jason Brandvold [email protected]

Rolla High School Ashley.Farnsworth [email protected]

Division C School Name Coach Email

Langdon Area High School Linda Hope [email protected]

MLS-Mohall High School Shannon Grondahl [email protected]

Bottineau Public school Jason Brandvold [email protected]

Williston High School Lanny Gabbert [email protected]

Regional Tournament: Dickinson Regional Director: Corinne Brevik, Paula Martin Division B School Name Coach Email

Beulah Middle School Kathryn Johnson [email protected]

Scranton Public School Gretchen Flatz Jennifer Holecek


Killdeer High School Jeff West Ashlee Viveros


Center-Stanton School Jodi Hintz Nikki Fideldy Brooke Boeshans


Bowman County High School Jason Waskiewicz Melissa Rothe



Bismarck Century High School Scott Johnson [email protected]

Scranton Gretchen Flatz Jennifer Holecek


Dickinson High School Dena Venneman [email protected]

Center-Stanton School Jodi Hintz Nikki Fideldy Brooke Boeshans


Beulah High School Savannah Elkins [email protected]

Regional Tournament: Minot Regional Director: JoAnn Schapp, Bob Crackel Division B School Name Coach Email

Velva Public School Chris Braaten Bridget Flaherty


Jim Hill Middle School Rhonda Evanoff [email protected]

Erik Ramstad Middle School Lisa Potts [email protected]

Nedrose Middle School Evan Kramer [email protected]

Bishop Ryan Catholic School JoAnn Schapp Wendy Peterson Tiffany Miller

[email protected]


Velva Public School Chris Braaten Bridget Flaherty


Minot High - Magic City Campus Gene Curtiss Rich Feldner Todd Sivertson


Nedrose High School Jason Brooking [email protected]

Minot High - Central Campus Kyle Baarstad Elizabeth Kelly


Bishop Ryan Catholic School JoAnn Schapp Wendy Peterson Tiffany Miller

[email protected]

Regional Tournament: Valley City Regional Director: Teather Sundstrom Division B School Name Coach Email

Ben Franklin Middle School Linda Coons Theresa Nygaard


Central Cass Public School Marlen Haugen Sally Anderson


Kulm Public School Phillip King Tom Nitschke


Jamestown Middle School Mary Lenhart [email protected]

Edgeley Public School Jon Schiele Ben Elder



Fargo North High School Eric Arness [email protected]

Davies High School David Schultz [email protected]

Sheyenne High School Shaina Eagleson Jill Wold


Central Cass Public School Marlen Haugen Sally Anderson


Kulm Public School Phillip King Tom Nitschke


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Science Olympiad Facilitators and Helpers

We wish to thank all facilitators and helpers, listed and unlisted, for their time in helping to make the 2017 Science Olympiad a success.

Anatomy B+C Tara Slominski Emily Webb Tanner Anderson Cody DeWitt Astronomy C Scarlet Gray Bernard Brett Mortenson Battery Buggy B Ali Amiri Ameneh Forouzandeh yongchao ma Ali Rahim Taleqani Chemistry Lab C Taylor Benske Tate Brunelle Kushal Das Chunju Gu Kally Kvidera Erin Richards Mindika Tilan Nayakasinghe Crime Busters B Christy Gallagher-Lein Derrick Bush Humayra Ferdous Shoshi Sandy Nasr Austin Rolandson heather schneiter Josh Trautman Disease Detectives B+C Donald Miller Jaylan Abdi Natalie Schulze Amanda Teigen Dynamic Planet B+C Stephanie Day Mohammad Hadi Bazrkar Negin Zamani Ecology B+C Kevin Cortes Hanna Karevold Brooke Nelson Elizabeth Sternhagen Rikki Walter Experimental Design B Fereshteh Shahoveis Seyedali hsseinirad

Kayla Earls Jenna Borseth Experimental Design C Abbas Sedigh Serap Vatansever Muhabbat yakubova Kara Stone Fast Facts B Morgan Gallagher Georgia Davis Kayla Earls Fermi Questions C Dane Skow Michelle Gilley Sean Rider Forensics C Zach Kallmeyer Isabelle Schuster Matti Kariluoma Game On C Simone Ludwig Willem Bohrer Sayantica Pattanayak Conner Reitmeier Ayushi Saxena Hannah Sivertson Generic Helper Lexi Albers Brooke Billadeau Milton Fernandez Megan Frensko Sarah LaVallie Betty Opheim Jcquelyn Shlafmann Tom Walk Kim Whaley Helicopters C Alex Radermacher Xiaowei Chen Pratap Kotala Dipankar Mitra MD Sharijad Hasan Herpetology B+C Jasmine Cutter Richard Frisch Chyna Pei Kailer Riedman

Hovercraft B+C Kelvin Abambora Mohana Asha Latha Dubasi Darby Beyer Arka Biswas Ryan Carda Mousam Hossain Tanner Moerke Ashiq Sakib Ryan Striker Julian Thrash Materials Science C Babak Jahani Noah Knudson Beth Podoll Meteorology B Adnan Akyuz Fecri Karanki Danica Loll Kiara Mens Matthew Rose Chris Spagnolia Microbe Mission B+C Teresa Bergholz Maria Cardenas Autumn Kraft Morgan Petersen Monica Zent Mission Possible B Kenzie Alexander Jake Cleys Jackson Smith Devin Steiner Stefan Vetter Mousetrap Vehicle C Jeremy Straub & Students Mystery Architecture B Brooke Karasch Casey Nelson Kaylee Pierce Optics B+C Brian Miller Rebekah Oliver James Porter

Potions and Poisons B Jordan Brainard Rebekah Cloud Sarvani Dasari Kiesha Dekarske-Riewer Remote Sensing B Jeremy Straub & Students Road Scholar B Ali Rahim Taleqani Jordan Brainard Humayra Ferdous Shoshi Rocks & Minerals B+C Kayleigh C Alme Robyn M Duttenhefner Anna Vanderlaan Roller Coaster B Jose Agudelo Emily Hopfauf John Zipoy Solar System B Scarlet Gray Bernard Debasree Chatterjee Dawn Ze Ni Thermodynamics B+C Christopher Colbert Cole Frederick Jazmin Nelson Towerss B+C Jason Fye Andrew Merkel Wright Stuff B Nasim Soufizadeh Balaneji Demitrius Fenton Avery Jane Dickerson Ismael Kamara Write It Do It B+C Riley Abrahamson Kathryn Bartholomay Kylie Bentz Donovan Mcginley-Colman Andrea Richard Anna Sanford Matt Walters

Answer Key is available at: http://goo.gl/xKskUc

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