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National History Day Ga 2020 State Contest Category, Special, & Teacher Awards NATIONAL HISTORY DAY GA 2020 STATE CONTEST CATEGORY, SPECIAL, & TEACHER AWARDS NHD GA is a program of: NATIONAL HISTORY DAY GA 2020 STATE CONTEST CATEGORY AWARDS Junior Group Documentary Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #12007 How Nellie Bly's Expose' Exposed Blackwell's Island STUDENT(s) Charlotte Smith Mcdonough, GA, Ola Middle School Danelle Varner TEACHER(s) Zachary Barfield Third Place #12015 The Day that the Sound Barrier was Broken in the Race STUDENT(s) Across the Mojave Desert. Andrew Irvin Jackson, GA, Henry County Middle School Caleb Coons TEACHER(s) Redmond Cross Zachary Barfield Aidan Godwin Second Place #12005 The Footpath Murders: Breaking Down DNA STUDENT(s) Karen Lipson Atlanta, GA, Midtown International School Lily Krachman TEACHER(s) Laura Szymanski First Place #12009 The Smallpox Vaccine: Ending 3,000 Years of Torture STUDENT(s) Kayla Holland Stockbridge, GA, General Ray Davis Middle School Abigail Buchanan TEACHER(s) Carlos Hernandez Senior Group Documentary Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #22010 Beyond the Iron Gates: The Breaking of Minority Barriers at STUDENT(s) the Citadel Christina Brown Augusta, GA, Westminster Schools of Augusta Kate Lynch TEACHER(s) Glenn Bell Third Place #22004 Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer and the Compromise that STUDENT(s) Defined the Constitutional Convention of 1787 Ilia Morshed Alpharetta, GA, Johns Creek High School Eric Chang TEACHER(s) Omeed Kalan Beatrice Wallace Second Place #22012 Ryan White: Advocate for Patients with HIV and AIDS STUDENT(s) Angie Hardison Leesburg, GA, St. Teresa's Samantha Mohl TEACHER(s) Kaylee Yip Tracey Woodcock First Place #22005 Suffrage, Smuggling & Schizophrenia: The Barrier-Breaking STUDENT(s) Ethos of Katharine Dexter McCormick Eva Cheraisi Columbus, GA, Columbus High School Mary McCoy TEACHER(s) Mark Day Junior Group Exhibit Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #16014 Apollo 11: The mission that made impossible, possible STUDENT(s) Lucy Shi Atlanta, GA, The Westminster Schools Anjini Naidu TEACHER(s) Ashley Gayanilo Third Place #16013 Mohandas "Mahatma" Gandhi: Breaking the Barrier for STUDENT(s) Indian Independence Ryan Fazeli Tucker, GA, Chamblee Middle School Oliver Fazeli TEACHER(s) John Donegan Second Place #16001 Michelle Howard: Breaking Barriers in United States Navy STUDENT(s) Fallice Minor Albany, GA, St. Teresa's Carter Mallow TEACHER(s) Ricardo Resendez Tracey Woodcock First Place #16008 Irena Sendler Saved The Children STUDENT(s) Olivia Summey Locust Grove, GA, Ola Middle School Isabelle McDonald TEACHER(s) Zachary Barfield Senior Group Exhibit Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #26001 The Mother of Modern Physics STUDENT(s) Sydney Griffith Thomasville, GA, Thomas County Central High School Grace Huckans TEACHER(s) Teresa Carver Third Place #26004 Kalpana Chawla: Breaking Barriers Beyond the Skies STUDENT(s) Navya Narula Atlanta, GA, Chamblee Charter High School Sanchit Sehgal TEACHER(s) Sally Stanhope Second Place #26003 Time is Money: How the Transcontinental Railroad STUDENT(s) Modernized America David Welsh Tucker, GA, Chamblee Charter High School Eric Xu TEACHER(s) Jake Potthoff Sally Stanhope First Place #26008 The Masculinized Birth of Gynecology STUDENT(s) Bootsie Glasser roswell, GA, Midtown International School Leah Benator TEACHER(s) Sabrina Skolnick Laura Szymanski Junior Group Performance Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #14003 How The Mothers Of The Civil Rights Movement Broke The STUDENT(s) Barriers of inequality and Injustice in the civil rights Demaria Whitley movement McDonough, GA, Henry County Middle School Kenthel Macauley TEACHER(s) Isatou Badjie Melanie Kellam Third Place #14002 The Eternal Movement STUDENT(s) Alana Chrobak Covington, GA, General Ray Davis Middle School Lillian McQueen TEACHER(s) Katherine Bone Carlos Hernandez Marley Stephens Second Place #14005 Mr. Rogers Using Television to Break the Barrier to Racial STUDENT(s) Intergration Chance Barr McDonough, GA, Ola Middle School Jared Walker TEACHER(s) Mattison Crump Zachary Barfield First Place #14001 The Chinese Involvement in the Trancontinental Railroad STUDENT(s) Etta Potthoff Atalnta, GA, Chamblee Middle School Chloe O'Brien TEACHER(s) John Donegan Senior Group Performance Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #24004 Breaking Barriers Through Bops STUDENT(s) Derry Auguste Locust Grove, GA, Luella High School Da Quan Cooney TEACHER(s) Jennifer Coleman Third Place #24002 In '17, '20, '73: A Women's Musical STUDENT(s) Jocelyn Chavez Bishop, GA, North Oconee High School Isabella David TEACHER(s) Lena Cai Kathleen Cole Second Place #24001 Billie Jean King's Journey For Equality STUDENT(s) McKenna Mackey Statham, GA, North Oconee High School Emily Mae Edmunds TEACHER(s) Kathleen Cole First Place #24003 Dividing a "City Too Busy to Hate": Atlanta’s Own "Berlin STUDENT(s) Wall" Brandon Leonard Chamblee, GA, Chamblee Charter High School Jayden Jones TEACHER(s) Layla Burrell Sally Stanhope Gabrielle King Junior Group Website Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #18011 Plessy v. Fergusson STUDENT(s) Elliot Cap Fayetteville, GA, Bennett's Mill Middle School Alex Hill TEACHER(s) Ishaan Merchant Lenzie Lucas Adam Campbell John Di Lazzaro Third Place #18004 No Peak Too High STUDENT(s) Rachel Dressler Atlanta, GA, Chamblee Middle School Isabelle Coursey TEACHER(s) Peirong Gao John Donegan Second Place #18002 The Story Of Amelia Earhart STUDENT(s) Ashlyn Johns Warner Robins, GA, Huntington Middle School Claire Bizzell TEACHER(s) JoAnn Watts Junior Group Website Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) First Place #18008 Lumiere Brothers: Creating The First Cinema STUDENT(s) Georgia White Evans, GA, Westminster Schools of Augusta Caroline Cristofanelli TEACHER(s) David McElhannon Senior Group Website Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #28001 THE POWER OF DESTINY: HOW TO OVERCOME THE STUDENT(s) BARRIERS OF BUILDING A NATION Esther Jeong Suwanee, GA, Northview High School Yoo Jin Chung TEACHER(s) Jiyeon Jeon Eun Sun Kwon Third Place #28012 "Your Blood is Toxic ": How the Tuskegee Syphilis STUDENT(s) Study Molded the Laws of Informed Consent JoiSyni Frink Myles Atlanta, GA, Midtown International School Gavin Noktes TEACHER(s) Laura Szymanski Second Place #28013 Tiananmen Square: The Protest That Never Happened STUDENT(s) Doanh Do McDonough, GA, Luella High School Alyna Lu TEACHER(s) Jennifer Coleman First Place #28006 Silence in the Dome: How Morton's Anesthetic Impacted the STUDENT(s) Medical World Matthew Szymanski Decatur, GA, Midtown International School Andrew Rissler TEACHER(s) Alexander Szymanski Laura Szymanski Kamal Allen Junior Individual Documentary Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #11012 Joan Jett: Breaking Gender Norms and Rocking the Music STUDENT(s) Industry Kaitlyn Sokolowski Albany, GA, St. Teresa's TEACHER(s) Tracey Woodcock Third Place #11007 Breaking Barriers in Unbreakable Codes STUDENT(s) Sterling Mank Decatur, GA, Chamblee Middle School TEACHER(s) John Donegan Second Place #11002 Filippo Brunelleschi: The Dawn of the Renaissance STUDENT(s) Deeksha Khanna Decatur, GA, Chamblee Middle School TEACHER(s) John Donegan First Place #11005 Shirley Chisholm: The Good Fight STUDENT(s) Temple Lester Stone Mountain, GA, Midtown International School TEACHER(s) Laura Szymanski Senior Individual Documentary Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #21006 The Deadliest of Weapons STUDENT(s) Emilia Keesey Locust Grove, GA, Luella High School TEACHER(s) Jennifer Coleman Third Place #21001 Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes: Breaking Through STUDENT(s) the Segregated Doors of the University of Georgia Destiny Mercer Macon, GA, Howard High School TEACHER(s) Stephanie Pekarek Second Place #21003 The Daredevils of the Sky: Paving the Way for Women STUDENT(s) Workers Emily Sharpe Doraville, GA, Chamblee Charter High School TEACHER(s) Sally Stanhope First Place #21004 Tomochichi and James Oglethorpe’s Friendship: Breaking STUDENT(s) Cultural and Language Barriers for the Young Georgia Angela Huynh Colony Morrow, GA, Morrow High School TEACHER(s) Jennifer Henley Junior Individual Exhibit Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #15013 Dosan Ahn Chang Ho Breaking Barriers for Korea during the STUDENT(s) Korean Independence Movement Irene Cheon Midland, GA, Richards Middle School TEACHER(s) Stanley Shively Third Place #15014 Jesse Owens: The Gold Standard for Breaking Barriers STUDENT(s) Jodi Gist McDonough, GA, Eagle's Landing Middle School TEACHER(s) Althea Fordyce Second Place #15002 Barriers Broken From Within To The Signing Of Executive STUDENT(s) Order 9981 Nadia Thomas Macon, GA, Miller Magnet Middle School TEACHER(s) Tony Washington First Place #15003 How The Camera Was Used As A Weapon To End Child STUDENT(s) Labor In The United States Kara Leonard Atlanta, GA, Chamblee Middle School TEACHER(s) John Donegan Senior Individual Exhibit Rank, Student(s) Title, City, Affiliate, School, Teacher(s) Honorable Mention 1 #25012 Fred Rogers: Everyone's Neighbor STUDENT(s) Fiona Lamkin Decatur, GA, Chamblee Charter High School TEACHER(s) Sally Stanhope Third Place
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