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Virtual State 2021: First-Round Postings DO NOT SHARE UNTIL 2021 Minnesota Virtual State Contest First-Round Results Exhibit, Documentary, Performance, Website Congratulations to our State Finalists, whose entries have advanced to the Final-Round of competition in the Virtual State Contest. No additional information is needed for students to participate in Final-Round, which is currently taking place. How were projects selected to move to the final round? All First-Round teams ranked their top three entries. A project’s rank determines which Final-Round team will view it: ● Third Place Finals Team: Views projects that placed 3rd in the First-Round. Selects their top one entry to “move-up” to the Primary Team. ● Second Place Finals Team: Views projects that placed 2nd in the First-Round. Selects their top two entries to “move-up” to the Primary team ● Primary Finals Team: Views projects that placed 1st in the First-Round, and the three additional entries that “move-up” from Second and Third Place teams. The Primary Team will consider all these projects in ranking their top five entries. The top two entries are eligible to participate in the National Contest. Minnesota’s Final-Round judging process allows us to consider not just those entries that ranked 1st in the First-Round, but also those that ranked 2nd or 3rd in the First-Round of competition. Why? First-Round judging pools can be more or less competitive based on computer-generated schedules. On the average year, approximately 20% of Minnesota entries selected to participate in the National Contest didn’t place 1st in the First-Round! More information on Final-Round is available here. There are a few exceptions to this process: ● Research Papers: Through the off-site competition, the top 12 Research Papers being judged at State are the Final-Round. No additional results will be available before the Awards Ceremony. ● Senior Individual and Group Performances: There were a smaller number of entries in this category. A single judge team viewed all projects in this category and will rank their top five entries. No additional results will be available before the Awards Ceremony. ● Junior Individual Performances, Junior Group Performances, and Senior Group Documentaries: Given the number of entries in this category, all entries that placed first, second, or third in the First-Round of judging have been placed in the Primary Finals Room. Final Results: Will be streamed live on Sunday, May 2 beginning at 7 pm. We will announce 1st-5th place entries in all categories. All results and a full listing of Honorable Mention entries will be posted to our website following the ceremony: https://www.mnhs.org/historyday/contests-and-judging/state-history-day. *Results are listed alphabetically by school. Please note that some category results split between two pages. Primary Finals Team - Junior Individual Exhibit Title Student(s) School The Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 William Kepford Anthony Middle School Louis Braille: Allowing the Blind to Communicate with Others Averie Rolland Byron Middle School The History and Changes of the Pledge of Allegiance Brynn Liberda DaVinci Academy of Arts and Science Ryan White: A Voice for Communicating and Understanding Maddie Price Kennedy Secondary School HIV/AIDS The Creation of The March of Dimes Jane Laurey Nativity of Our Lord Miscommunication in 1918 Kayden Greeley Nativity of Our Lord Telstar 1: The Small Satellite That Changed the World Carl Steinhoff Nativity of Our Lord Averting Disasters At Sea: the Wireless Ship Act of 1910 Hannah Mason Ordean East Middle School Braille: The Key to Understanding in Communication for the Himani Mondal Scott Highlands Middle School Visually Impaired An Equine Escape Ava Schlomann St. Mary's School The Dakota Conflict of 1862 Avery Beranek Stella Maris Academy - St. John's Campus 2nd Place Finals Team - Junior Individual Exhibit Title Student(s) School Big Voices Behind Little Rock Chloe Yost Anthony Middle School JFK's speech at Rice University: Communicating the Dream to Shambhavi Thakur Byron Middle School Reach the Moon ~Martin Luther King Jr: Communicating Racial Justice~ Valerie Pederson DaVinci Academy of Arts and Science Navajo Code Talkers Kamlyn Arboe Edgewood Middle School A Cry for Freedom Madalyn Blaylark Field Middle School Morse Code: The Key to Understanding Long Range Aidan Godwin Kennedy Secondary School Communication The Milan Conference of 1880 Ellen Antoine Sacred Heart Catholic School 1 Samuel Morse VS. The Atlantic Andrew Bliss Salk Middle School Navajo Code Talkers Jackson Boll Salk Middle School The My Day Article: Paving the Way for First Ladies to Use Their Miraya Ryberg St. Mary's School Voice The Night Witches; A Silent Rebellion Cora Nelson St. Wenceslaus School 3rd Place Finals Team - Junior Individual Exhibit Title Student(s) School Hedy Lamarr: Beauty and the Brains Sylvie Taylor Carondelet Catholic School The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire: Transforming Labor Laws Gwen Glasrud Central Middle School The Minnesota Semi-Starvation Study Angela Proper Maternity of Mary-St. Andrew Catholic School Positively Gay Cuban Refugee Task Force Amelia Kansy Murray Middle School Petite Curies: The Power of Scientific Discovery Halina Tompkins Murray Middle School Hedy Lamarr: The Mother of WiFi Clarise Freberg Murray Middle School Communication in History: The 26th Amendment Alejandra Cruz Murray Middle School The Proof Is In The Shot Mac Murphy Sacred Heart Catholic School They Listened - The Silent Warriors of the Cold War Charles Hayden Stella Maris Academy - St. John's Campus Elisa Lushine Fireside Chat Exhibit Elisa Lushine Twin Cities German Immersion School Morse Code Sophia Yemaneab Twin Cities German Immersion School Primary Finals Team - Junior Group Exhibit Title Student(s) School The USS Indianapolis: A Catastrophe of Miscommunication Gavin Ziemer, Lou Swenson Avail Academy, Edina Qiu Jin: How Communication Through Poetry, Speeches and a Amaya Colby-Clay, Kaya Kotze Capitol Hill Magnet School Magazine Sparked the Rise of Feminism in the Qing Dynasty Navajo Code Talkers Allison Dickson, Elizabeth Schoenbauer, Lillian Columbia Academy 2 Skaja The Jungle: Changing America's Industries Forever Clara Lawrence, Evalyn Green, Mallory Musta Delano Public Schools The Villach Conference: Understanding Climate Change Eleanor Nervig, Lucy Le, Ruby Janzen Keewaydin Middle School "I Have a Dream" Ajay Nicholas, Mackenzie Nicholas, Maitreya New City Charter School Reeder Americans With Disabilities Act Andrea Smith, Jordan Hillestad, Libby Sunrise Park Middle School Horowicki Harry Hay and the Gay Liberation Movement Cecily Jones, Evelyn Haeg Twin Cities German Immersion School 2nd Place Finals Team - Junior Group Exhibit Title Student(s) School The Fall of a Dictator, The Rise of a Nation Kyla Fish, Lauren Brockmeier Avail Academy, Blaine American Propaganda In WWII Evalyn King, Greta Lins Delano Public Schools Anne Frank's Diary Elizabeth Lockwood, Madison Kmiecik Edgewood Middle School The Miss America Protest of 1968 Amelia Nelson, Cecile Smith-Mckeever New City Charter School Ryan White: The Key To Understanding AIDS Chloe Achtelik, Emily Schwerzler Princeton Middle School Jane and the Chimps Ava Kallunki, Elsie Ostmoe Salk Middle School The Deaf President Now Movement Lilian Filand, Sada Harmes St. Peter Middle School Helen Keller Anders Hauer, Arlo Swann, Sylvia Van Twin Cities German Immersion School Hofwegen 3rd Place Finals Team - Junior Group Exhibit Title Student(s) School The Happily Ever After of Communication: How the Brothers Alisha Shah, Emily Oberleitner, Isha Shah Central Middle School Grimm Preserved and Popularized Fairy Tales Miracle on Ice: A Message to the Nations Adam Droogsma, Owen Shelley Community Christian School The Christmas Truce of 1914 Nico Bayless, Ryan Boehme DaVinci Academy of Arts and Science 3 Communication Through Codebreaking: Battle of Midway Cole Nawrocki, Sawyer Laven Fairmont Jr/Sr High School Helen Keller: Her Communication Brody Drew, Sophie Lightfoot Keewaydin Middle School On the Origin of Species Charles Anderson, Vincent Anderson Murray Middle School Lewis Hine Bella Redlund Spieker, Georgia Wickland, Sunrise Park Middle School Rylan Perron His Choice Of Weapon: How Gordon Parks Combatted Madilyn Duch, Talia Bushman Twin Oaks Middle School Segregation with a Camera Primary Finals Team - Senior Individual Exhibit Title Student(s) School A Fight for the People’s Land Taylor Fairbanks Como Park High School “Destroy Every Closet Door” - Harvey Milk Laila Hewitt DeLaSalle High School Dorothea Lange: Communicator of the Human Condition Anna Jones Highland Park Senior High School During the Great Depression Elizabeth Catlett - Communicating Black and Mexican Activism Solvie Smestad Kennedy Secondary School Through Art; the Key to Understanding Cultural Heritage Feeding Folks the Facts: The Nutrition Facts Label and its Daily Elle Wiederholt Providence Academy Value for American Consumers "Sunday Bloody Sunday": Communicating Through Reports, Ruby Clementson Roosevelt High School Retaliations, and Justice 2nd Place Finals Team - Senior Individual Exhibit Title Student(s) School Muhammad Ali: Activism in Athletics Paris Edwards Cretin-Derham Hall Navajo Code Talkers Patrick Anderson DeLaSalle High School Dr Lillehei Open Heart Surgery Lucia Minnehan DeLaSalle High School Ten Days In A Madhouse Kate Ericksen DeLaSalle High School Carl Sagan, Cosmos, and the Communication of Scientific Andrew Valentini Forest Lake Area High School 4 Knowledge Marching to Justice Birmingham Campaign Kate Reubish Highland Park Senior High
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