Broadcom MASTERS Award Winnerss — 2018 California Science & Engineering Fair

The California Science & Engineering Fair is proud to announce that California participants in the 2018 Broadcom MASTERS Competition performed exceptionally well, including winning the top three awards!

Georgia Hutchinson won the Samueli Foundation Prize and $25,000.
Jack Albright won the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Award for Health Advancement and $20,000.
Jacqueline Prawira won the Marconi/Samueli Award for Innovation and $10,000.

Here is the complete set of awards received by California participants:

Student	School	City	Award
Albright, Jack D.	The Nueva School	Hillsborough	Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Award for Health Advancement
Bhimaraju, Sriram V.	Harker (The) School	San Jose	Rising Stars Award, and Team Award
Feng, Alice	Harker (The) School	San Jose	STEM Engineering Award, First Place
Hutchinson, Georgia G.	Woodside Elementary School	Woodside	The Saueli Foundation Prize
Prawira, Jacqueline	Altamont Elementary School	Mountain House	Marconi/Samueli Award for Innovation
Slettnes, Espen	Abel Academy (Homeschool)	Castro Valley	STEM Mathematics Award, First Place

The First Place STEM Awards carry cash prizes of $3,500 to support the student’s choice of a STEM summer camp experience in the U.S., as well as an iPad. The Rising Stars Award includes a trip to Phoeniz, Arizona in May 2019 as the United States delegate to Broadcom MASTERS International and Official Observer at the 2019 Intel ISEF. Team Award winners each received an iPod Touch.

We are also proud to note that California has the greatest number of award winners of any state in the country.

See the press release announcing all awards as well as our earlier list of CSEF participants who were named as finalists in this year’ Broadcom MASTERS.

2018 California Science & Engineering Fair / Broadcom MASTERS Award Winners / CSEF@usc.edu