Fort Worth Regional
Science and Engineering Fair
2012

Important Updates!

Division II Poster Presentation

In the upcoming fair, for the first time, Division II students may present their projects to the judges from 10:00-11:30 am on February 27. Although such presentations are optional and not part of the project scoring, students are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity as it will help them prepare well for future presentations. The project presentation for Division I students is mandatory.

UTA Science and Engineering Fun!

UTA is sponsoring a series of afternoon events (from 11:30 AM to 5:00 PM) for the science fair participants on February 27. After both Division I and II project presentations, UTA will provide boxed lunches and then many activity projects organized by the College of Science (COS) and College of Engineering (COE). The students will be divided into groups based on the divisions and schools. Different groups of students will be led by UTA ambassadors to participate in various exciting engineering and science activities suitable for their age groups.

All activities and lunches are free for all students and their teachers. However, prior registration is required. The registration form will be available shortly. To receive the registration forms and detailed information related to the UTA Science and Engineering Fun activities in the near future, please forward your contact information and the number of the students to the fair director, Dr. Liping Tang.

Welcome to the Fort Worth Regional
Science & Engineering Fair Website!

The Fort Worth Regional Science and Engineering Fair has just completed its 61^st year! The fair drew students from ten Texas counties, and in addition, many local high school students, teachers and parents joined us during the public viewing of the projects and for the awards ceremony. This year's fair will be held on February 26–27, 2012 at the brand new College Park Center at The University of Texas at Arlington.

Results of the 2011 Fair Available!

The results from the 2010–2011 fair are now available for download.

For high school students:

The Fort Worth Regional Science and Engineering Fair may elect up to four projects for participation in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) this year.

For middle school students:

Division II (middle school) participants, for the first time, may present their projects to the judges from 10:00-11:30 AM on February 27. Though the presentation is optional and not part of the project scoring, students are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity as it will help them prepare well for future presentations.

The Fort Worth Regional Science and Engineering Fair continues participating in the Broadcom MASTERS™ (Math, Applied Science, Technology and Engineering for Rising Stars) Program, a program created by the Broadcom Foundation™ and the Society for Science and the Public (SSP) as a science competition exclusively for middle school students. An estimated 20 students from FWRSEF will be selected to compete for the opportunity to be one of 30 Broadcom MASTERS Finalists, who will travel to Washington, D.C. in the fall to compete for a $25,000 top prize.