Science Olympiad
The Wilmington Regional Science Olympiad will take place on Saturday, March 10th, 2018. Please put this date on your calendar. This is an opportunity for you to share your knowledge and experiences with budding adolescent scientists!
UNCW will again host close to 1,000 high school and middle school students, parents, local teachers, and administrators from our Wilmington area. Science Olympiad is a targeted opportunity to both serve and recruit interested students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
2018 event leaders and helpers needed for all the events at the regional Science Olympiad (there are 46 different events). If you are again interested in volunteering to assist with an event, please e-mail Dennis Kubasko at kubaskod@uncw.edu or better yet, use the sign-up genius here: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0c4facac28abf85-wilmington.
Did your middle school or high school compete in Science Olympiad? If so, then you know what I mean! If not, then it is time to find out why Science Olympiad is the most important science competition around!
Q. What is Science Olympiad?
A. Find it explained here: https://www.sciencenc.com/
Q. What events are being held this year?
A. Find those listed here (be sure to scroll down on the web page):
- Middle School - https://www.sciencenc.com/resources/middle-school/
- High School - https://www.sciencenc.com/resources/high-school/
News & Events
- Best for the Nest
- 2020 Fall Seminar Schedule
- Congratulations to the eight Chemistry faculty who recently received funding from Cahill awards and the IP Support Initiative.
- Research by the MACRL group on perfluorinated contaminants was recently highlighted here in the Guardian. Click here to learn more about this state-funded research.
- Dr. Steve Skrabal is part of a new $138,000 grant from National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
- The department of Chemistry is currently hiring two faculty positions in Marine/Atmospheric Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
- Dr. Nathan Grove and Dr. Jeremy Morgan are highlighted with We Are UNCW stories.
- UNCW Honors Yousry and Linda Sayed for Largest Corporate Gift to the University
- Dr. Jeremy Morgan receives $360,000 NIH Grant, read more about his group's research here
- Cecilia Kieber receives VWR Charitable Grant & Friends of UNCW Grant
- Dr. Nathan Grove receives $294,000 NSF Grant
- Dr. Hee-Seung Lee and Dr. Robert Hancock receive $330,000 NSF Grant
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