The Colorado State Science Fair, Inc. is looking to you to help support the Colorado Science and Engineering Fair (CSEF), held annually at the Colorado State University - Fort Collins campus. The purpose of the CSEF is to stimulate student interest and encourage them in science and engineering through recognition of their research knowledge, ability and achievement. April 2018 will mark the 63rd year that this prestigious event has been held for Colorado students.
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The Colorado Science and Engineering Fair (CSEF) is the state level competition open to students in grades 6 - 12 who have competed and been selected at one of the 13 regional science fairs. Students are divided into two divisions (junior/senior) and compete in one of 12 categories for grand (place) awards, special awards and scholarships. The CSEF is a 3 day event held on the Colorado State University - Fort Collins campus. Activities of the event include project set-up; judging; tours & presentations; guest key-note speaker; awards ceremony; and public viewings.
We are still working on going back through all 60 years of the CSEF to add students to the database, but it is clear that some regional science fairs (mostly rural areas) have a higher repeat rate than others.
Over the last few years, the CSEF has had over 60% of the students entered into the competition win an award. This compares to the less than 30% at the international level science fair where over 1,700 student compete.
In 2017, Colorado students brought home over $32,000 in cash, scholarships and trips from the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair, making CSEF one of the most successful science fairs in the world.
