38th Annual
New Mexico Science Olympiad
State Championships
Time
Event
Location
7:15a-7:45a
8a-7p
7a-7p
9:00a
9:00a-4p
7:45a-4p
10a-3p
9a-3p
6p-7p
7p-8p
Registration
Fire & Ice Coffee Shop
Chartwells Dining
($9.77) Breakfast 7a-10a
($10.86) Lunch 1130a-2p
($11.95) Dinner 430p-7p
Let the Games Begin!
Arbitration
Home Room Common Spaces
(First come first serve)
Mineral Museum
N.M Bureau of Geology & Mineral Resources
New Mexico Tech Bookstore
B Division Awards Ceremony
C Division Awards Ceremony
Deju House
Fidel
Fidel
Fidel - Quiet Lounge
Fidel Ballrooms 3rd floor
Mineral Museum Corner of Leroy and Bullock
Fidel Center
Macey Center
Auditorium
For emergencies please contact Campus Police:
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575-835-5555
From Campus Phone
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38th Annual
New Mexico Science Olympiad
State Championships
B Division
C Division
B01
B02
B03
B04
B05
B06
B07
B08
B09
B10
B11
B12
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
Sidney Gutierrez
Lovington 6th Grade Academy
Menaul School
Cottonwood Classical Prep
Heights MS
Hatch Valley Middle School
Cloudcroft Middle School
Sarracino Middle School
New Mexico International School
Cottonwood Valley Charter School
Albuquerque Area Homeschoolers
La Plata Middle School
Albuquerque School of Excellence
Mesa View Middle School
Hermosa Middle School
Tse Bit ai Middle School
Albuquerque Academy
Kirtland Middle School
Taylor Middle School
Houston Middle School
Mountain Mahogany
C01
C02
C03
C05
C06
C07
C08
C09
C10
C11
C12
C13
C14
C15
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
Socorro High School
Hatch Valley High
La Cueva High
Centennial High
Piedra Vista High
Lovington High
Cloudcroft High
Hobbs Freshman High
Albuquerque Area Homeschoolers
Los Lunas High
Cottonwood Classical Prep
Silver High
Organ Mountain High
Hobbs High
Albuquerque Academy
Las Cruces High
Highland High
San Juan College High
V Sue Cleveland High
Farmington High
Congratulations!!
Ann Hatch
New Mexico State Science Olympiad Director
I welcome you on behalf of New Mexico Tech and the New Mexico Science Olympiad. New Mexico Tech has been the proud host of the NM Science Olympiad State Championships for 38 years. We hope that you will enjoy your visit to our beautiful campus.
This program is one of the most prestigious science competitions in the United States. Science Olympiad provides rigorous academic challenges to 250,000 students across the 50 states. As a NM Science Olympiad Participant, you are one of these prominent students. Be proud! Your accomplishment was possible because of the commitment made by you, your team members, and your coaches. Your coaches and family devoted hours of their time to make sure you were able to reach this goal. Don't forget to thank everyone who supported you to compete in the State Championship.
As you visit NM Tech, you may also recognize some of our volunteers; many are past NM Science Olympiad participants who have chosen to further their education at NM Tech. Take time to visit with them and ask why they chose to attend this university.
I encourage you to continue your scientific and engineering pursuits. Have fun, play hard, play fair. No matter the outcome, I congratulate you on your accomplishments and making it to the State Championships!
Let the Games Begin!
GENERAL RULES, CODE OF ETHICS AND SPIRIT OF THE PROBLEM
V. 2019 (note changes in bold)
The goal of competition is to give one's best effort while displaying honesty, integrity, and good sportsmanship. Everyone is expected to display courtesy and respect (see Science Olympiad Pledges below). Teams are expected to make an honest effort to follow the rules and the spirit of the problem (not interpret the rules so they have an unfair advantage). Failure by a participant, coach, or guest to abide by these codes, accepted safety procedures, or rules below, may result in an assessment of penalty points or, in rare cases, disqualification by the tournament director from the event, the tournament, or future tournaments.
- Actions and items (e.g., tools, notes, resources, supplies, electronics, etc.) are permitted, unless they are explicitly excluded in the rules, are unsafe, or violate the spirit of the problem.
- While competing in an event, participants may not leave without the event supervisor's approval and must not receive any external assistance. All electronic devices capable of external communication as well as calculator applications on multipurpose devices (e.g. laptop, phone, tablet) are not permitted unless expressly permitted in the event rule or by an event supervisor. Cell phones, if not permitted, must be turned off. At the discretion of the event supervisor, participants may be required to place their cell phones in a designated location.
- Participants, coaches and other adults are responsible for ensuring that any applicable school or Science Olympiad policy, law or regulation is not broken. All Science Olympiad content (e.g., policies, requirements, clarifications, FAQs, etc. on soinc.org) must be treated as if it were included in the printed rules.
- All pre-built devices presented for judging must be constructed, impounded, and operated by one or more of the 15 current team members unless stated otherwise in the rules. If a device has been removed from the event area, appeals related to that device will not be considered.
- Officials are encouraged to apply the least restrictive penalty for rules infractions (see examples in the Scoring Guidelines). Event supervisors must provide prompt notification of any penalty, disqualification or tier ranking.
- State and regional tournament directors must notify teams of any site-dependent rule or other rule modification with as much notice as possible, ideally at least 30 days prior to the tournament.
To our sponsors, volunteers, staff and students,
Thank you!
This event wouldn't be possible without the devotion and dedication that you have put
into this, and for that we are eternally grateful.
