CSSF Category Awards: 2010
Product Science (Biological)

Junior Division

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J2104 — First Place

Delia M. Bullock, Grade 8
Sweeten Your Knowledge: The Search for the Perfect Sugar Substitute
Advisor: Mrs. Kim Miller
School: Goleta Valley Junior High School, Goleta, Santa Barbara County

J2127 — Second Place

Ariana N. Rupp, Grade 7
Does Lip Gloss/ Balm Increase the Ability of Ultraviolet (UV) Light to Kill Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Yeast)?
Advisor: Mrs. Donna Harbison
School: Holy Trinity School, San Pedro, Los Angeles County

J2117 — Third Place

Monica Bach Le, Grade 7
Examining the Sanitary Rates of Antibacterial Cleaners through the Use of Bacillus subtilis
Advisor: Mrs. Jewely Lopez-Lickey
School: Sanger Academy Charter School, Sanger, Fresno County

J2135 — Fourth Place

Eric T. Yu, Grade 7
The Effectiveness of a Household UVC Wand in Reducing Bacterial Contamination
Advisor: Mrs. Roxanne Hunker
School: Rhoades (The) School, Encinitas, San Diego County

J2101 — Honorable Mention

Austin C. Beaulieu, Grade 7
Algae and Algaecides
Advisor: Mrs. Gretchen Taylor
School: Our Lady of Grace School, El Cajon, San Diego County

J2109 — Honorable Mention

Caitlinn A. Despot, Grade 6
Tylenol Brand vs. Store Brand Acetaminophen
Advisor: Mr. Bruce Hamilton
School: Cesar Chavez Elementary, Bakersfield, Kern County

J2119 — Honorable Mention

Zachary Leitzel, Grade 8
Does Orange Oil Really Work? A Study of Synthetic vs. Organic Pesticides
Advisor: Mr. Robert Leitzel
School: Trinity Pacific Christian School, Thousand Oaks, Ventura County

J2124 — Honorable Mention

Leah M. Ostermann, Grade 8
That's the Pits
Advisor: <none acknowledged>
School: Saint Ann School, Ridgecrest, Kern County

J2131 — Honorable Mention

Kaitlyn Spong, Grade 8
The Effects of Acids and Bases on Cooking Potatoes
Advisor: Mrs. Cynthia Vodraska
School: Sequoia Middle School, Newbury Park, Ventura County