The Morgan State University Science-Mathematics-Engineering Fair is an annual event for students in grades 6-12 in the Baltimore, Maryland area. Projects are divided into senior (grades 9-12) and junior (grades 6-8) divisions and can include categories such as physical sciences, earth/planetary science, biological sciences, mathematics, computer science, and engineering. Students can enter individually or in teams of up to three members.
Location(s)
- Morgan State University, Baltimore, Maryland
Schedule
- Annually in March
Cost/Compensation
- Free
Eligibility Requirements
- Any student in grades 6-12 enrolled in a public, private, home or parochial school in the Baltimore, Maryland metropolitan area
Deadline
- Early March
Application or Entry Requirements
- Completed online registration form
- Middle school students must complete the following ISEF forms:
- Abstract (required)
- 1 - Adult Sponsor (required)
- 1A - Student Checklist (required)
- 1B - Approval Form (required)
- Research Plan (required)
- High school students must complete the following applicable ISEF forms:
- Abstract (required)
- 1 - Adult Sponsor (required)
- 1A - Student Checklist (required)
- 1B - Approval Form (required)
- Research Plan (required)
- 1C - Regulated Research Institutional/industrial Setting (if applicable)
- 7 - Continuation Projects (if applicable)
- 4 - Human Participants and Informed Consent Form (if applicable)
- 2 - Qualified Scientist Form (if applicable)
- Human Consent form (if applicable)
- 5A - Vertebrate Animal SRC Form (if applicable)
- 5B - Vertebrate Animal IACUC Form (if applicable)
- 6A - Potential Hazardous Biological Agents Form (if applicable)
- 6B - Human and Vertebrate Animal Tissue Form (if applicable)
- 3 - Risk Assessment Form (if applicable)
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The Morgan State University Center for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Education (CEMSE) is an academic and research institution dedicated to improving the quality of mathematics and science education. Located at Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland, CEMSE focuses on enhancing teaching methods, developing innovative educational programs, and conducting research to advance STEM education. The center aims to support educators and students through professional development, curriculum development, and community outreach initiatives. CEMSE is committed to fostering academic excellence and addressing educational disparities in STEM fields.
