BDPA is actively recruiting high school and college undergraduate students to participate in the
12th annual National BDPA Information Technology (IT) Showcase (
co-sponsored by Eli Lilly and Company and Johnson & Johnson).
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2012 IT Showcase Winner |
The BDPA IT Showcase allows student presenters from educational institutions all over the United States to showcase their research papers and posters by presenting and demonstrating their research. The presentations will represent science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) topics presented by highly motivated high school and college students to an audience of students and IT professionals. College and high school students have the opportunity to participate in this 3-day event held in conjunction with the
National BDPA Technology Conference held in Indianapolis, IN, August 6-9, 2014.
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2013 IT Showcase Winner & Friends |
The Presentations and Research Projects will be judged in two divisions … high school and college … by a panel of judges. Three awards will be made in each category for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. Each participant will be recognized with a Certificate of Appreciation at the end of the IT Showcase session. The awards will be presented at the annual Gala on Saturday, August 9, 2014.
See list of past winners!
BDPA seeks scholarly papers/projects on leading edge technologies in STEM disciplines with a focus on, hardware and software methodologies, research proofs of concept encompassing, but not limited to,
artificial intelligence, intelligent technologies, smart toys, machine learning, genetic algorithms, wearable computing, web technologies, green IT technologies, virtual IT technologies, high performance computing, computing curricula, computational science (across the physical and life sciences), green energy technologies, robotics, climate change or global warming.
The National IT Showcase Coordinators will work with chapter volunteers and students to help them develop their research project. The final recommendation on the student's participation will be made after the research paper is completed.
Participants are expected to follow this timeline:
- Research paper (8 page maximum) – due April 15, 2014
- PowerPoint presentation from the paper (10 min. for IT Showcase) – due June 6, 2014
- Poster display (3ft by 4ft) graphically depicting research topic - due June 6, 2014
- Photo (B&W) and Bio – due April 15, 2014
- Trip Report - Due August 16, 2014.
The presentation and poster are driven by the research paper. The PowerPoint presentation is given at the podium and poster presentations are given in the poster display area.
Contact
Dr. Jesse Bemley (IT Showcase
coordinator) on (301) 584-3135 if you have questions or wish to discuss further.
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