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"It is important to encourage students in the community to pursue science as an academic pursuit in college and beyond. If this small award signifies anything, it signifies our commitment to the youth of today and to say how important we think their scientific achievements are" - Murray Gell-Mann
The annual Santa Fe Institute and Santa Fe Alliance for Science Prize for Scientific Excellence and Prize for Outstanding Teacher awards recognizes those members of the local Santa Fe area high schools who best embody the spirit of scientific pursuit found at the Santa Fe Institute. Since 2008, the Santa Fe Alliance for Science has cosponsored the prize with the Santa Fe Institute.
The Prize for Scientific Excellence is awarded to one graduating senior from each of the Santa Fe high schools. The students are selected by their teachers for academic excellence, originality and creativity in either the sciences, mathematics, or computer science. The prize includes a cash award, a certificate of recognition, and an autographed copy of The Quark and the Jaguar by Murray Gell-Mann, SFI Distinguished Fellow and 1969 Nobel Laureate in Physics.
The Prize for Outstanding Teacher this year will be awarded to one Santa Fe area high school and one middle school teacher who demonstrates special achievement in advancing science education, as recognized by the educational community. The prize includes a cash award and a certificate of recognition.
The recipients of the 2013 Prizes for Outstanding Teaching:
Claudia Vanderkolk, Santa Fe High School
Suzanne Rodriguez, Eldorado Community School
The recipients of the 2013 Student Prizes for Scientific Excellence:
Alli Brimacombe, New Mexico School for the Arts
Nico Cruz, Santa Fe High School
Orlando Dominguez, Capital High School
Ariadne Ellsworth, Desert Academy
Madeleine Fort, Santa Fe Preparatory School
Noah Kwicklis, The MASTERS Program
Kyla Mermejo-Varga, Santa Fe Indian School
Elliot F. Radsliff, Santa Fe Waldorf High School
Bree Tassin, St. Michael's High School
Garret Trujillo, New Mexico School for the Deaf
Jordan Vialpando, Academy at Larragoite
Emma Wolinsky, Monte del Sol Charter School
The Santa Fe Institute and the Santa Fe Alliance for Science extends our congratulations to our 2013 student and teacher honorees.