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Dear Science Olympiad Community:
New Year, new updates! We hope everyone had a wonderful holiday and a great start to the new year. Hard to believe, but we are just 4 months away from the National Tournament at UNL!
Check out this insightful Forbes article featuring how students can stand out in the application process. Forbes even mentions us, expressing how joining our program is a great way for students to show knowledge and skills in competitive settings.
New resources are available on our website for trial events, material science, and more. New simplified rules for the Engineering CAD trial event have also been posted, along with other training resources from our event partner Onshape.
March 31 Letters of intent for Science Olympiad Alumni Research (SOAR) Grants due ($25,000 Research Grants)
June State Incentive Grants open ($10,000 Grants for your State)
Congratulations to Science Olympiad coach Patti Richardson for being awarded "Outstanding Biology Teacher" in Michigan from the National Association of Biology Teachers!
🌎 Join Amber Liggett, MSEM, a communications specialist at NOAA's Climate Program Office, for a Thinking Thursday Webinar on climate and weather. As a science writer and public speaker with expertise in weather, climate, and emergency management, Amber will help Meteorology students understand the intersection of climate and weather, and their impact on our lives. She holds a B.S. in Meteorology and an M.S. in Emergency Management from Millersville University.
🔬 On this Thinking Thursday, Stephanie Wang, Science Olympiad Alum and Harvard student, will talk about Disease Detectives. As a past competitor in this event, Stephanie has a unique insight into what it takes to be ready to tackle this event on tournament day. She will answer questions and give some great event tips!
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