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2000 State Science Fair Winners

Elementary Division (Grades 3-5)

Project Winners

John Lucus Wood; J.C. Sawyer Elementary School, Elizabeth City
Diurnal Vertical Migration in the Winter Pasquotank

John-James West Ormond; Gregory School of Science Math Technology, Wilmington
Who’s The Culprit?

Noel Diane Baker; Lake Norman Elementary School, Mooresville
Green Lawn or Green Lake… You Decide

Brian Patrick Mulligan; Claremont Elementary School, Claremont
Still Going Ballistic: A Second Study

Kara R. Peterson; Woodleaf Elementary School, Woodleaf
Do you See What I See?

Christy Rose Wallace; Mclauchlin Elementary School, Raeford
The Sun is Hot Hot Hot.

Snayah M. Nath; Washington Elementary School, Cary
To Shake or Not to Shake?

John R. Deans; Benvenue Elementary School, Rocky Mount
Notes and Neurons

 

Honorable Mention

Jenna Leigh Wood; Sheep Harney Elementary School, Elizabeth City
Effect of Sugar Concentrations in Making The Best Bread

Maggie Ann Baker; Ridgecroft Elementary School, Ahoskie
Trash Over Time

Ashton Meleah Little; Mountain View Elementary School, Newland
Who Would You Kiss?

Parker Lewis Taylor; Piney Creek School, Piney Creek
Which Causes Greater Penetration of An Arrow, Weight or Diameter?

Aaron T. Campbell; Granite Quarry School, Granite Quarry
What Section of Granite Quarry Has the Most Pollution?

Catherine G. Dobb and Marci D. O’Donnell; The O’Neal School, Southern Pines
Effect of Color Filter On Radish Growth

 

Junior Division (Grades 6-8)

Biological Science

First Place Elizabeth P. Wear; Sacred Heart Catholic School, Salisbury
Life in a Mangrove Swamp

Second Place Ishani Sud; Shepard Middle School, Durham
The Effects of Organic Pesticides (Compared to Chemical Pesticides) on Selected Living Things

Third Place Katherine Irene Jicha; Guy B. Phillips Middle School, Chapel Hill
When Birds Eat

Honorable Mention

Whitney Ann Pilson and Amanda Leigh Perry; Ridgecroft School; Ahoskie
Water Lettuce: What Concentration of Salt Water Will Kill Water Lettuce

Casey Michelle Privalle; Brogden Middle School; Durham
Daphnia, Sink or Swim

Ayana Tsent; Kiser Middle School, Greensboro;
What Is The Lowest Concentrations of Garlic Extract That Inhibits Bacteria Growth?

 

Earth Science

First Place Alicia Lynn Finney and Cara Kathleen Pasik; River Road Middle School; Elizabeth City
Faucet Phobias

Second Place Meredith Allana Parr; M.C.S. Noble Middle School; Wilmington
Mason Creek: Will Dredging Ocean Inlets Improve Water Quality in Tidal Creeks?

Third Place Katie B. Berkelhammer; Kiser Middle School; Greensboro
Nutrient Pollution or Fertilization Solution

Honorable Mention

Susan Lewis Hudson; River Road Middle School; Elizabeth City
Salinity Investigation of the Little River

Adrian Mandler Tambor; Asheville Middle School, Asheville
(Title Not Available)

 

Physical Science

First Place Sean William Finch; West Lake Middle School, Apex
How Does A Magnetic Ramp Affect the Velocity Of A Ball?

Second Place Michael A Gore; Corriher-Lipe Middle School, Landis
What Wood Will Withstand What Weight?

Third Place Nathan Andrew Harrell; Elkin High School, Elkin
The Study of the Strength of Wood Glues

 

Technology

First Place Claire Ellington Caldwell; Sparta Elementary School, Sparta
Where There’s Smoke There’s...

Second Place Whitney M. Sauter; St. Peter’s School, Granville
Desalination...The Answer To A Future Crisis

Third Place Charles S. Lingafelt; Shepard Middle School, Durham
The Magnetic Door

Honorable Mention

Caitlin Ann Pike; Topsail Middle School; Hampstead
Alternative Building Materials for Flood Prone Areas

Brandon Royal Christmas; Avery Middle School, Newland
Stop Stalling

 

Senior Division (Grades 9-12)

Biological Science

First Place Amber Renee Snipes; J. F. Webb School, Oxford
What Effect Does Humidity Have on Isopods?

Second Place Katherine Lee Lawson; North Iredell High School, Statesville
Sedative Effects of Kudzu: A Second Year Study

Third Place Edison Darrell Allen; Hertford County High School, Ahoskie
Biological Bungee: Measuring The Elastic Properties of Spider Silk

Honorable Mention

Vanessa Anne Handsel; Union Pines High School, Cameron
Do Internal Rhythms Require External Clues?

Priti R. Rao; Forsyth County Day School,Lewisville
The Effects of Thyroxine on the Metamorphine of Xenopus Tadpoles

 

Earth Science

First Place Luvinia Davis; Union Pines High School, Cameron
Hurricane Affects Water Quality

Second Place Catherine Elaine Trip; Southern Nash Senior High School, Bailey
What If The Earth Were Cubical?

Third Place JoAnne Blank; Hoke High School, Raeford
Do Cars Wreck Our Water?

Honorable Mention

David Matthew Jones; East Rutherford High School, Forest City
Water, Air: An Integrated Assessment.

Angela Fisher; South Granville High School, Creedmoor
How Clean Is the Air You Breathe?

 

Physical Science

First Place Amy Elizabeth Marsh; Wilmington Christian Academy, Wilmington
The Relationship Between Propeller Blade Pitch and Power Production in Windmills

Second Place John H. Vaders; Elkin High School, Elkin
A Comparative Study of Heat Pipe Working Fluids.

Third Place Daniel William Mathews; Fayetteville Academy, Fayetteville
Which Angle of Attach Creates the Most Lift?

Honorable Mention

Matthew Aaron Wood; Smokey Mountain High School, Smokey Mountain
The Effects of Barriers on Magnetic Attraction

Dan Jared Edwards; Raleigh Charter High School, Raleigh
Maximizing Engine Performance

 

Technology

First Place Clayton E. Durham; West Rowan High School, Mt. Ulla
The Dissipation of Thermal Energy From a Microscope

Second Place Adam Samuel Bloomfield; Forsyth County Day School, Winston-Salem
E. Coli Resistance to Ampicilian and Gentamicin

Third Place Sheena Ann Brannock; Alleghany High School, Sparta
Biochemical Evidence for Evolution

Honorable Mention

Douglas R. Isenberg; West Rowan High School, Mt. Ulla
Artificial Intelligence Through the Interfacing Sensory Components

Constance Lucia Barbee; Union Pines High School; Cameron
How Well Do Some Common Building Insulation Materials Suppress Different Frequencies of Same Wave Transmission?


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