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Award DescriptionsGrand PrizesSenior Division 1st Place Award: Certificate, gold medal, choice of Intel or Science Congress, and $500 from RPI School of Science; teams split the prize money. 2nd Place Award: Certificate, silver medal, choice of Intel or Science Congress, and $300 from RPI School of Science; teams split the prize money. 3rd Place Award: Certificate, bronze medal, invitation to Science Congress, and $200 from RPI School of Science; teams split the prize money. 1st Honorable Mention Award: Certificate, ribbon, invitation to Science Congress, and $100 from RPI School of Science; teams split the prize money. 2nd Honorable Mention Award: Certificate, ribbon, invitation to Science Congress, and $75; teams split the prize money. 3rd Honorable Mention Award: Certificate, ribbon, runner-up to Science Congress, and $50. Junior Division 1st Place Award: Certificate, gold medal, invitation to Society for Science and the Public (SSP) Program, invitation to attend the STANYS State Science Congress, and $300 from RPI School of Science; teams split the prize money.
Award: Certificate, silver medal, invitation to Society for Science and the Public (SSP) Program, invitation to attend the STANYS State Science Congress, and $200 from RPI School of Science; teams split the prize money.
Award: Certificate, bronze medal, invitation to Society for Science and the Public (SSP) Program, invitation to attend the STANYS State Science Congress, and $100 from RPI School of Science; teams split the prize money. 1st Honorable Mention Award: Certificate, ribbon, Possible invitation to Society for Science and the Public (SSP) Program, and $75; teams split the prize money. 2nd Honorable Mention Award: Certificate, ribbon, Possible invitation to Society for Science and the Public (SSP) Program, and $60; teams split the prize money. 3rd Honorable Mention Award: Certificate, ribbon, Possible invitation to Society for Science and the Public (SSP) Program, and $30; teams split the prize money. The Intel International rules state that each regional fair can send up to two single projects and one team project to the International finals. The Planning Committee reserves the right to decide how many projects to send to the International finals. Members of the planning board will act as chaperones. Teachers of winning projects may be able to attend depending on funding. Schools may have to pay all or half of the cost. Ten percent of the junior participants may be invited to compete in the Society for Science and the Public (SSP) Program. If there is a team winning project, then each person in the team counts as one of the five. Therefore, if first place went to a team of three, then there would be two-three prizes left that can go to two-three individual projects or one team projects. |