Aloha
A BIG mahalo to all who participated in the 2010 Hawaii STEM Conference – the first-ever regional conference dedicated to EAST Labs in middle and high schools across the state.
From April 9-10, over 200 EAST students, teachers, parents, community and business leaders gathered on Maui to celebrate their work over the past year, share stories and meet other EAST students from different islands.
For many, it was their first experience at a regional technology conference complete with breakout sessions, a formal awards banquet and exhibit presentations. It proved to be an excellent opportunity for students to get the latest training and compete against other teams in challenging but fun software competitions.
This Conference section is intended to be a helpful resource, providing students and facilitators with the information needed to plan and prepare for the Hawaii STEM Conference.
Congratulations to the Competition Winners!
LOGO COMPETITION
Jason Bascon, King Kekaulike High School
ESRI GIS COMPETITION
Megan Walsh, Kauai High
CAD DESIGN– CO- WINNERS
Justin Nagura, Tyson Omura, Tyler Yamashita - King Kekaulike High
DJ Herr, Daniel Degracia - Kauai High School
WEB DESIGN CONTEST
Kurt Jay Rasos, Faith Rosal Cariaga, Marc Casinas - Maui High School
GAME DESIGN
Stephanie Foster, Kihei Charter School
VIDEO COMPETITION
Andrew Alimbuyuen, Jon Asato & Faith Rosal Cariaga - Maui High School
Justin Barlahan, Dylan Lazo, Wylan Myers - King Kekauliki (Special Recognition Award)
PROGRAM IMPACT ASSESSMENT (not a competition)
King Kekaulike High School - 1st Place
McKinley High School - 2nd Place
Molokai Middle School - 3rd Place
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The 2010 Hawaii STEM Conference is sponsored by the Maui Economic Development Board’s Women in Technology project in partnership with the County of Maui and the Career and Technical Education Center.
