Meetings for Seniors

Fall Meetings for Seniors

Check the calendar on midwoodscience.org often. Individual, team, or small group meetings are the way business gets done. (Large group meetings are rare.) Keep your supervising teacher up to date on your progress. Do not hesitate to tell us of problems. Above all, do not miss your appointments. They count significantly toward your grade.

• September
  • Entrance meeting on the second day of the semester. Everyone attends.
  1. Status update
  2. Programming issues
  3. Contact info
  • First Meeting
  1. Research Paper: First Draft
  2. Siemens Status
  3. Summer Lab Logs
  • Second Meeting
  1. Research Paper: Second Draft
  2. Siemens Status
  • Competitions
  1. Siemens Competition for Math, Science, and Engineering (optional)
• October
  • First Meeting
  1. Research Paper: Third Draft
  2. Intel Registration
  3. September Lab Logs
  • Second Meeting
  1. Research Paper: Fourth Draft
  2. Intel Essays
  • Third Meeting
  1. Research Paper: Fifth Draft
  2. Intel Essays
  • Competitions
  1. Siemens Competitions Regionals (if invited)
• November (2 meetings before the Intel STS deadline)
  • First Meeting
  1. Research Paper: Sixth Draft
  2. Intel Essays
  3. October Lab Logs
  • Second Meeting
  1. Research Paper: Seventh Draft
  2. Intel Essays
  • Competitions
  1. Intel Science Talent Search
• December (1 meeting before the NYCSEF deadline)
  • First Meeting
  1. NYCSEF Registration/Paperwork
  2. JSHS Registration/Paperwork (if invited)
  • Competitions
  1. NYCSEF
  2. JSHS (if invited)
• January
  • First Meeting (1 meeting after you hear from NYCSEF)
  1. NYCSEF Status
  2. St. Joeseph's Poster Session Registration
  • Second Meeting (1 meeting during Regents week)
    1. Scientific Poster: First Draft
    2. NYCSEF/JSHS/St Joseph's Status

Spring Meetings for Seniors

Check the calendar on midwoodscience.org often. Individual, team, or small group meetings are the way business gets done. (Large group meetings are rare.) Keep your supervising teacher up to date on your progress. Do not hesitate to tell us of problems. Above all, do not miss your appointments. They count significantly toward your grade.

• February
  • First Meeting (in January during Regents week)
  1. Prepare for St. Joe's
  • Second Meeting
    1. Prepare for NYCSEF
    2. Prepare for JSHS (if selected)
  • Competitions
    1. High School Poster Session at St. Joseph's College
    2. NYC Metro JSHS (if selected)
• March
  • First Meeting
    1. Prepare for Google Science Fair
    2. Prepare for NYCSEF finals (if selected)
  • Second Meeting
    1. Prepare for Google Science Fair
    2. Prepare for NYCSEF finals (if selected)
  • Competitions
    1. NYCSEF Preliminary Round at City College
    2. NYCSEF Finals Round at the American Museum of Natural History (if selected)
• April
  • First Meeting (only meeting)
    1. Final preparations for Google Science Fair
    2. Develop strategy for mentoring sophomores
  • Competitions
    1. Google Science Fair
• May
  • First Meeting
    1. Sophomore mentoring activity logs
    2. Prepare for Brooklyn College Science Fair
  • Second Meeting
    1. Sophomore mentoring activity logs
  • Competitions
    1. Brooklyn College Science Fair
    2. Midwood High School Science Fair
• June
  • First Meeting (only meeting)
    1. Exit Topics

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