Viking Update: Six Discovery Students Nominated to Attend the 2018 AJAS Conference

Six Discovery Students Nominated to Attend the 2018 AJAS Conference

L-R (Elizabeth Dillon, Casey Carter, Elaine Patterson, Ishita Kapoor and Aman Pitalia)
Not Pictured Elizabeth Bickel

Discovery students Elizabeth "Evie" Bickel (10), Casey Carter (10), Elizabeth Dillon (10), Ishita Kapoor (10), Elaine Patterson (12), and Aman Pitalia (11) have been selected as South Carolina delegates to attend and present at the American Junior Academy of Science (AJAS) meeting held in conjunction with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) national meeting in Austin, Texas in February 2018. The nominees this year were selected based on having achieved high distinction in both their oral presentations and written research papers.

Congratulations to these outstanding young scientists and their research teachers, Dr. Joanne Bedlek-Anslow, Dale Soblo and Michelle Spigner!

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Six Discovery Students Nominated to Attend the 2018 AJAS Conference