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 NATIONAL CONTEST COMMITTEE
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Chueng-Ryong Ji, Ph.D
Chair of the Committee,
Vice President, KSEA
North Carolina State Univ.
ji@ncsu.edu
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Sang Soo Kim, Ph.D.
President of the CPs Committee
Ohio University
skim@bobcat.ent.ohiou.edu |
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Christopher Ha, Ph.D.
Caterpillar
ha_christopher@cat.com
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Yong Taek Choi, Ph.D.
Sud-Chemie Inc.
YongtaekChoi@gmail.com
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MATH COMMITTEE CHAIR
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Hae-Soo Oh, Ph.D.
Professor, Univ. of North Carolina
hso@uncc.edu
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SCIENCE COMMITTEE CHAIR
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Jeong Seop Shim, Ph.D.
New Jersey Inst. of Technology
jss9471@yahoo.comPhone: 973-596-2453
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NMC2008 OPERATION COMMITTEE
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Chueng-Ryong Ji, Ph.D
Chair of the Committee,
Vice President, KSEA
North Carolina State Univ.
ji@ncsu.edu
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Representatives of
Participating Chapters
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The Korean-American Scientist and Engineers Association (KSEA, www.ksea.org) is pleased to announce that the National Mathematics and Science Competition (NMSC) will be held on April 19, 2008. The KSEA NMSC is open to the 4th-11th grade students. The goal of the NMSC is to promote their interest in mathematics and careers in the fields of science and engineering. Students, parents and guardians who are interested in the NMSC2008 should contact chapter representatives for registration in respective chapter areas.
1. Important items
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April 19, 2008 (2:00pm, Eastern Standard Time) |
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Students from 4th grade to 11th grade in schools in the US & Canada |
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March 3, 2008 - April 5, 2008 ( for the most chapters) |
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As determined by each participating chapter |
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The competition is in the form of a written examination. It will start at 2pm Eastern Standard Time (11:00am Pacific Standard Time) and will last
60 minutes for the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th grade; and
90 minutes for the 9th, 10th, 11th grade.
The location will be determined by each participating chapter and the qualification can be modified by a chapter if necessary. Each participating student may have to pay a small amount of fee determined by the local chapter which administers the exam in the relevant region. No calculators or rulers are allowed.
Some participating chapters will conduct information seminars for parents or guardians while students are taking the tests. Examples of the seminar topics are admission policies of universities, careers in science and engineering, financial plans for university education, introduction to KSEA, etc.
It is expected that each KSEA chapter will present the chapter awards following the exam on the same day. The nature of the chapter awards, which are different from national level awards, varies among chapters.
2. National-level awards
3. Participating Chapters
4. Sample problems, Instruction of Math Test, and Information about Science Test
B. The information of the science contests can be found here.
5. Click this to see NMC2007
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