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Graduates Featured in MyVU Article
Last week, Vanderbilt’s MyVU news site featured this article about the SSMV and two of our graduating seniors. The class of 2014 is the fourth, full graduating class of the SSMV. You can see a list of graduates, their high schools, and their colleges here.
Posted by Greta on May 19, 2014 in News
SSMV Class of 2014 Commencement
This past Saturday, May 10, 2014, the School for Science and Math at Vanderbilt held its fourth commencement exercises. Together with their families, friends, and community members, 23 graduates from four MNPS high schools celebrated completion of the four-year, honors program. Cheryl Mayes, chair of the Metro Nashville Public School Board, was a distinguished guest…
Posted by Greta on May 16, 2014 in News
SSMV and ISR Students Score Big at Middle TN STEM Expo
The Middle Tennessee STEM Innovation Hub (MTSIH) aims to promote interest and increase student achievement in STEM fields. On April 10, 2014, MTSIH recognized the hard work of STEM students throughout the region during the Middle TN STEM Project Expo held at Volunteer State Community College. Students were invited to present projects involving an extended…
Posted by Greta on April 11, 2014 in News
SSMV Students Continue on a Winning Streak
SSMV Students Continue on a Winning Streak Last month, three SSMV students won first place prizes including cash awards at the Middle Tennessee Science and Engineering Fair. Congratulations to sophomores Jenni, Saba, and Xiyua for their project, “Sequencing the GAPDH Gene in the Invasive Species Hedera helix and Ligustrum sinense to Map Phylogenetic Relationships” Senior Michelle Lu’s project,…
Posted by Greta on April 4, 2014 in News
Food for Thought
…and 14 hours later, SSMV seniors Reeta Bandyopadyay, Oge Onuh, Elizabeth Li, and Shu Zhang, completed a 17 page mathematical modeling solution during the Moody’s Mega Math Challenge on Saturday, March 8th. They sought to answer the nationally debated question: Can nutritious food be affordable and delicious (Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010)? The students addressed the issues…
Posted by Greta on March 12, 2014 in News
Four SSMV Seniors Attend American Junior Academy of Science Meeting
Last April, four SSMV seniors won the top prize at the Tennessee Junior Academy of Science meeting for their group project, Characterization of β-glucosidase in Indigenous and Domesticated Mushrooms under Assorted Condition. In addition to a cash prize, they were also invited to represent Tennessee at the American Junior Academy of Science meeting in Chicago, which…
Posted by Greta on February 19, 2014 in News
SSMV Wins Sustainability Competition
The SSMV was recently named Vanderbilt’s “greenest group on campus” for the students’ awareness of sustainability issues and involvement in campus sustainability projects. The prize included VIP tickets to the Vanderbilt vs.Texas A&M game including seats in the “Crow’s Nest” with catering and special recognition during the game. Read the full MyVU artilce here.
Posted by Greta on February 17, 2014 in News
SSMV Seniors Published in Research Journal
For their sophomore research project, Emma Bilbrey and Natalie O’Dell created a new tool for measuring the quality of the retraction notices of published scientific articles. As the title of their article states, the development of such a rubric is unique and unprecedented. With the mentorship of their SSMV advisor and co-author, Dr. Jonathan Creamer,…
Posted by Greta on January 28, 2014 in News
Four SSMV Students are Intel Science Talent Search Semifinalists
Four members of the School for Science and Math at Vanderbilt’s (SSMV) senior class have been named as Semifinalists in this year’s Intel Science Talent Search (http://www.societyforscience.org/STS). Three students attend Hume Fogg Academic Magnet and one is a student at Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Magnet. All will receive $1,000 prizes and matching awards will…
Posted by Christopher Vanags on January 8, 2013 in News
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