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1 Greater New Orleans Section 2014 AIAA Space Systems Essay Contest May 29 th, 2014

2 AIAA Greater New Orleans Background AIAA Space Systems Technical Committee’s National Annual Essay Contest for students in Seventh and Eighth Grade Goals: – Encourage technical writing capabilities at a vital development time by presenting technical problem to answer and support – Encourage local section connection with teachers and schools and contribution to STEM education Prizes: – $50 and Certificate of Award for 1st places (Local level) – $25 and Certificate of Award for 2nd places (Local level) – Certificate of recognition (Local & National levels) – $100 to student + $250 for their science classroom (National Level) – Nationwide recognition by AIAA (National Level) Judging Criteria: ̶Originality of ideas presented ̶Soundness of logic used to develop ideas ̶Realism of ideas presented ̶Quality of composition and clarity of expression Essay Topic: Describe an experiment you would like to do on the International Space Station. What would you learn from it? NASA astronaut Nicole Stott, Expedition 20/21 flight engineer, is pictured near the Mice Drawer System (MDS) in the Kibo laboratory of the International Space Station (Image courtesy of NASA).

3 2014 AIAA Space Systems Essay Contest 2014 AIAA Space Systems Essay Contest – Regional Winners GradeAwardNameSchoolEssay Topic 8First PlaceEmily Wright North Gulfport 8th Grade North Gulfport, Mississippi Effect of microgravity on prenatal development 8 Second Place Merlynn Hines North Gulfport 8th Grade North Gulfport, Mississippi Effect of microgravity on astronauts with asthma 2014 AIAA Space Systems Essay Contest – National Winners GradeAwardNameSchoolEssay Topic 8First PlaceEmily Wright North Gulfport 8th Grade North Gulfport, Mississippi Effect of microgravity on prenatal development Honorable Mention: Mrs. Julie Slocum, Teacher (North Gulfport 8 th Grade)

4 Second Place Regional Winner, Ms. Merlynn Hines

5 First Place Regional and National Winner, Ms. Emily Wright

6 Ms. Emily Wright, Mrs. Julie Slocum (Teacher), and Ms. Merlynn Hines

7 AIAA Chair, Mr. Larry DeQuay and National Winner, Ms. Emily Wright

8 Congratulations! from AIAA GNO


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