Keira Mizzi

Emily Parsowith

Brieanna Baldante

These students received Long Island Science Congress High Honors Award and NYIT Excellence in Engineering Award.

Liam Davidson

Ihtesham Khan

Samir Patel

Liam received the Long Island Science Congress Highest Honors Award.

These students received the Long Island Science Congress High Honors Award.

Harrison Bench

For his research in Microhabitat of Green Point Tidal Wetlands Complex and Geospatial Analysis of Four Invasive Freshwater Fish Species Using E-DNA for Detection in New York State.

Nicholas Gibbons

Grace Urmaza

For his research in Geospatial Analysis of Flood Tide Delta at New Inlet.

For her research in Geospatial Analysis of Shoal Configuration of New Inlet.

Emily Rosado

Michaela Re

Sanjeeda Rahman

For their research in Got Crumbled Rubber?   An investigation of the Sublethal and Mitochondrial DNA Impacts on Eisenia fetida

Lindsey Yoder

Joseph Golio

Liam Davidson

Brady Dolan

For their successful completion of college course at SUNY Stony Brook ACE Program GSS 313/314

 Brady Dolan

 For his research in Effect of 17a-ethinylestradiol (EE2) on the Sex Ratios of Menidia menidia and creation of 500 Geospatial maps of Old World Bat Distribution

Bettina Bonfiglio

For her research in a Comparative Analysis of Preterm Birth Rates in the United States Related to Demographics and Environmental Quality.

 Nita George

 For her research in Geospatial Analysis of Pitch Pine Distribution Infected with Southern Pine Bark Beetle. 

Sierra Boyce

For her research in Chemical and Barcode Analysis of a Latin American Ethnobotanical Plant.

Evan May, Eric Stenzel: These students received the Long Island Science Congress Meritorious Award.

Sohum Sheth: For his research in Geospatial Analysis of the Distribution of Sea Turtles and Sharks off the Coast of Long Island.

Isabelle Byrne: For her research in Geospatial Analysis of Air Pollutants and Respiratory Diseases in New York, New Jersey & Pennsylvania.

Mackenzie Damon: For her research in Analysis of Mutagenicity and Sub-lethal Response of Eisenia fetida when Exposed to Roundup