The winner will receive a prize of $1000.
In addition, the winner
and finalistshave recieved Scientific Notebook software
donated by MacKichan Software.
Any high school (or pre-high school) student in the United States is eligible to be nominated by a teacher. Application deadlines will be announced. Entry for National High School Calculus Competition.
Use only standard text in your email. Supporting materials will be requested by the judges if needed - please do not mail or attach any such materials. There is no entry fee. (Employees and editors of calculus.org and close relatives may neither nominate candidates nor receive the award.)
The application should list the following:
STUDENT
Name:
Mailing address:
email address:
Telephone number:
NOMINATOR
Name:
Mailing address:
email address:
Telephone number:
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL (unless student is home schooled)
Name:
Mailing address:
email address:
Telephone number:
and answer the main question:
Why do you think this student should be selected for the National Calculus Student Award?
To help us in improving awareness of this prize in future years, please also answer the question:
How did you learn of this award?
Judges are appointed by the managing editors of eCalculus.org in consultation with the editorial board. If no prize is awarded for one or more years, two or more prizes may be awarded in subsequent years. The award of $1000 will be announced about April 1, 2001.
Emailed entries should be in text format. The subject line
should read
"Entry for National High School Calculus Competition"
To see the results of last year's competition: Click Here
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