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Award Name & Sponsor Award Details Student Name Student School Award Name & Sponsor Award Details Student Name Student School American Meteorological Society Certificate, subscription to For Outstanding Achievement for Ability & Weatherwise Magazine, invite Madison Dietz St. Martin of Tours School Creativity in an Atmospheric Science Exhibit to LA AMS Annual Banquet American Meteorological Society Certificate, subscription to For Outstanding Achievement for Ability & Weatherwise Magazine, invite Jonah Henry Millikan MS Creativity in an Atmospheric Science Exhibit to LA AMS Annual Banquet American Psychological Association Certificate of Award for Achievement in Certificate Faatima Zahra Motala Institute of Knowledge Research in Psychological Association American Vacuum Society Jack Sun & $100 Ribet Academy Excellence in Vacuum or Surface Chemistry Yurui Jeffrey Zhang American Vacuum Society Francisco Bravo Medical $100 Katya Garcia Excellence in Vacuum or Surface Chemistry Magnet HS ASM Materials Education Foundation Mayfield Jr. School of the Holy Certificate of Recognition - Most Outstanding Certificate & Medallion Joseph Adams Child Jesus Exhibit in Materials Science Association for Women Geoscientists Julia Coffey & Certificate Beverly Vista Elementary Student Awards for Geoscience Excellence Sienna Wolfe Certificate + Nomination for the ASU Walton Sustainability Solutions Award 2016 Sustainability Solutions Titash Biswas Crescenta Valley HS Festival in Arizona CA Assoc. of Professional Scientists (CAPS) Plaque, $100 & Eligibility to 7th-11th grade - Overall Outstanding Project in compete for CAPS Outstanding Michael Gyadukyan Ribet Academy any Category Young Scientist Award Earthwatch Institute Chadwick School Grant from Peter & Helen Bing Paid Expedition Caroline Smith Earthwatch Institute Palos Verdes HS Grant from Peter & Helen Bing Paid Expedition Margaret Tajirian Earthwatch Institute Grant from Peter & Helen Bing Paid Expedition Laura Ratliff Flintridge Preparatory School Earthwatch Institute Grant from Peter & Helen Bing Paid Expedition Albert Zhai La Canada HS GLATSA - Daryl Smedley Award (Jr) $100 Joshua Fernandez Fleming Middle School GLATSA - Daryl Smedley Award (Sr ) $100 Andrew Karroum St. John Bosco Intel Excellence in Computer Science Award for California Academy of Math & Certificate & $200 Kevin Pho outstanding achievement in Computer Science Science (CAMS) Intel Science Talent Search - Invitation Erica Whiting Pasadena HS Invitation to Compete Intel Science Talent Search - Invitation Ethan Uetrecht Palos Verdes Peninsula HS Invitation to Compete Intel Science Talent Search - Francisco Bravo Medical Invitation Davyd Slesarenko Invitation to Compete Magnet HS Mu Alpha Theta Award for the most challenging, original, thorough, and creative Certificate Sanath Devalapurkar West HS investigation of a problem involving mathematics National Assoc. of Corrosion Engineers $50 Boston Wilson Sarah Ross Science Fair (MS) (NACE) 3rd Place National Assoc. of Corrosion Engineers $100 Peter Hyan IV Our Mother of Good Counsel (NACE) 2nd Place National Assoc. of Corrosion Engineers $150 Enrique Garza (NACE) 1st Place El Sereno Magnet Center National Assoc. of Corrosion Engineers $150 James Karroum II St. John Bosco HS (NACE) 2nd Place National Assoc. of Corrosion Engineers $200 Max Brown The Navigator Academy (NACE) 1st Place NASCO Science Gift Card $500 Mahmoud Alamad Al Huda Islamic School National Aeronautics & Space Administration Certificate La Canada High School NASA Earth System Science Award Albert Zhai NOAA’s Taking the Pulse of the Planet Award - for presenting research that demonstrates the Principles & Technical Innovations that Letter, Certificate, & Lapel Pin Cristofer Lortz Fleming MS offer the greatest potential for an improved understanding of Earth's dynamic processes Nuclear Society Award $200 William Labrador Chandler School Nuclear Society Award $200 J.J. Newman Chandler School Nuclear Society Award $300 Mia Bella Pardo Ribet Academy Nuclear Society Award $200 Vivien Shi Ribet Academy The Office of Naval Research Jr. Certificate & Medal Naval Science Award Adam Yang South Pasadena MS The Office of Naval Research Naval Science Award Jr. Certificate & Medal Xavier Csato Mirman School The Office of Naval Research Naval Science Award Jr. Certificate & Medal Anson Noland Portola Highly Gifted Magnet The Office of Naval Research Naval Science Award Jr. Certificate & Medal Dylan Lee Portola Highly Gifted Magnet The Office of Naval Research Naval Science Award Jr. Certificate & Medal Sophie Carter Westridge School for Girls The Office of Naval Research Naval Science Award Jr. Certificate & Medal Vishnu Murali Portola Highly Gifted Magnet The Office of Naval Research Naval Science Award Jr. Certificate & Medal Aram Petrosyan Ribet Academy The Office of Naval Research Naval Science Award Jr. Certificate & Medal Daryan Daneshvar St. Martin of Tours School The Office of Naval Research Naval Science Award Jr. Certificate & Medal Logan Dalton Portola Highly Gifted Magnet The Office of Naval Research Naval Science Award Sr. Certificate, Medal, & $50 Rei Landsberger Palos Verdes Peninsula HS The Office of Naval Research Shannon Chen Palos Verdes Peninsula HS Naval Science Award Sr. Certificate, Medal, & $50 The Office of Naval Research Sr. Certificate, Medal, & $50 Elan Filler Palos Verdes HS Naval Science Award The Office of Naval Research Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet Sr. Certificate, Medal, & $50 Gerry Williams Naval Science Award HS Professional Engineers in California Target Gift Card & Honorable Mohammad Mustafa Al Huda Islamic School Government (PECG) Honorable Mention Mention Medal Khan Professional Engineers in California Target Gift Card & Honorable New Horizon School Government (PECG) Honorable Mention Mention Medal Omar Yahia Professional Engineers in California Target Gift Card & Honorable Braden Nucum St. John Fisher School Government (PECG) Honorable Mention Mention Medal Professional Engineers in California Target Gift Card & Honorable Enzo Pardo Ribet Academy Government (PECG) Honorable Mention Mention Medal Professional Engineers in California Target Gift Card & Honorable The Rabbi Jacob Pressman Jonah Bard Government (PECG) Honorable Mention Mention Medal Academy of Temple Beth Am Professional Engineers in California Target Gift Card & Honorable Phoebe Kellogg John Muir MS Government (PECG) Honorable Mention Mention Medal Professional Engineers in California Target Gift Card & Honorable Enzo Banal Walter Reed Middle School Government (PECG) Honorable Mention Mention Medal Professional Engineers in California Target Gift Card & Honorable Andrew Karroum St. John Bosco HS Government (PECG) Honorable Mention Mention Medal Professional Engineers in California Government (PECG) Marylin Jorgenson-Reese $1,000 Piper Mape St. Mel School Award for Excellence Professional Engineers in California Charles Government (PECG) James E. Roberts $1,000 Felimon Incarnation School Legaspi Award for Excellence Ricoh Americas Corporation Sustainable Development Award 2014 - for research Certificate demonstrating the Principles & Technical Annie Benedict Palos Verdes Peninsula HS Innovations offering the greatest potential for Sustainable Development So. Bay Business Environmental Coalition Gift Card - $100 Chloe Brandon Sierra Madre MS Award for Innovation in Sustainability So. Bay Business Environmental Coalition Gift Card - $100 Annie Benedict Palos Verdes Peninsula HS Award for Innovation in Sustainability 3rd Place Money, Certificate, Possible Publication in Society's The Rabbi Jacob Pressman Journal, 1-yr honorary Mikayla Weissberg So. California Paleontological Society Academy of Temple Beth Am Award for Academic Excellence membership, Invitation to meeting at Page Museum &Tour 2nd Place Money, Certificate, Possible Publication in Society's So. California Paleontological Society Journal, 1-yr honorary Kate Terbush St. Cyril of Jerusalem School Award for Academic Excellence membership, Invitation to meeting at Page Museum &Tour 1st Place Money, Certificate, Possible Publication in Society's So. California Paleontological Society Journal, 1-yr honorary Benjamin Hewitt Portola Highly Gifted Magnet Award for Academic Excellence membership, Invitation to meeting at Page Museum &Tour 2nd Place Money, Certificate, Possible Publication in Society's So. California Paleontological Society Tiffany Min & Daniel Journal, 1-yr honorary Palos Verdes HS Award for Academic Excellence Park membership, Invitation to meeting at Page Museum &Tour 1st Place Money, Certificate, Possible Publication in Society's So. California Paleontological Society Journal, 1-yr honorary Margaret Tajirian Palos Verdes HS Award for Academic Excellence membership, Invitation to meeting at Page Museum &Tour Stockholm Junior Regional Water Prize Certificate + Nomination to Award of Excellence for a Water-Related Kaitlyn Arst Daniel Pearl Magnet HS State SJWP Competition Science Research Project Stockholm Junior Regional Water Prize Certificate + Nomination to Award of Excellence for a Water-Related State SJWP Competition Diana Agdashian Ribet Academy Science Research Project Stockholm Junior Regional Water Prize Certificate + Nomination to Award of Excellence for a Water-Related Crescenta Valley HS State SJWP Competition Titash Biswas Science Research Project UCLA Brain Research Institute $50 Gift Card Junior Division - for outstanding projects Faatima Zahra Motala Institute of Knowledge related to Neuroscience UCLA Brain Research Institute $100 Gift Card Senior Division - for outstanding projects Lauren Yen Palos
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