From Deseret News archives:
Utah students win multiple awards
The fair, held in Indianapolis earlier this month, involved nearly 1,500 students from 47 countries, regions and territories.
The Utah winners are:
American Fork senior Shannon L. Babb, second place, Geological Society of America: $750; First Award: $500; Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Award: $500; National Ground Water Association Award: $200; North American Benthological Society first place Grand Award, Environmental Science: $3,000; Glenn T. Seaborg Nobel Trip Prize: trip to the Nobel ceremony in Sweden.
Northern Utah Academy for Math Engineering and Science junior Andrew Allen Gilbert, first place, Drexel University: Full-tuition scholarship valued at $105,000.
Woods Cross junior Lindsey Marie Hubley, first place, Oregon State University: tuition scholarship of $5,000 per year for four years; third place Grand Award, Biochemistry: $1,000
American Fork senior Jeff K. Bean, fourth place, American Chemical Society: $1,000; third place Grand Award, Chemistry: $1,000
Hillcrest sophomores Emmanouel Georgiou Liodakis and Xavier Jeremy Falco, third place Grand Award, Team Projects: $1,000 each.
Fremont sophomore Megan Moulding, fourth place Grand Award, Environmental Science: $500.
Christian Heritage junior Samantha Kay Lawrence, fourth place Grand Award, Chemistry: $500.
Carbon senior Nicole Marie Hovat, second place, Society of Exploration Geophysicists: $400.
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