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Educational Systems FCU supports 2015 STEM Events and Science Fairs
GREENBELT, MD (April 28, 2015) — Educational Systems FCU recognized students for their outstanding 2015 school year projects during Prince George’s and Anne Arundel County’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) events and Science Fairs. The Prince George’s County Area Science Fair Awards Night included entries from students in Prince George’s County as well as category winners from Calvert and St. Mary’s counties. Educational Systems FCU awarded gift card prizes and certificates to the winners.
Prince George’s County Area Science Fair Winners:
- Savannah Jabr: 11th grader at Spring Ridge Middle School; Wind Turbine Blades Efficacy
- Ariel Wright: 11th grader at St. Columbia School; Gray Water Filtration
- Natalie Wolfe: 12th grader at Great Mills High School; MedMinder
- OreOluwa Aluko: 12th grader at Charles Herbert Flowers High School; Effect of Fatty Acids on Overwintering Success of Honeybees
- Mina Fahmi: 12th grader at Great Mills High School; Exoskeleton/Supernumerary Limb System
Anne Arundel County Science Fair Winners:
- Brianna Banting: 9th grader at Broadneck High School; Effect of Blade Angle on Energy Output
- Hunter Dement: 9th grader at Broadneck High School; Algorithmic Alteration
- William Murray: 8th grader at Crofton Middle School; How Much Does a Penny Weigh?
“These are the inventors and problem solvers of tomorrow,” said Chris Conway, President/CEO of Educational Systems FCU. “Our students hold the keys to a brighter future for all of us. We are proud to recognize the many students who participated in the science fairs throughout the counties that we serve.”
Educational Systems FCU (esfcu.org) has proudly served the education community for nearly 60 years. With $787 million in assets and 12 branches, the Credit Union serves nearly 90,000 members in seven school systems and three community colleges throughout Anne Arundel, Calvert, Charles, Montgomery, Prince George’s, St. Mary’s and Talbot counties.
