PECG "2011 James E. Roberts Award" $1,000
Student: Hao Sun,
Grade 11
School: Ribet Academy, Private/Parochial
Category: Engineering Applications (Junior Division)
Project Title: “Testing Efficiency of Bridges”
Hao Sun's letter to PECG
PECG “2011 Marilyn Jorgensen Reece Award” $1,000
Student: April King, Grade
12
School: Int. Polytechnic High School PAU
Category: Engineering Research (Senior Division)
Project Title: “Bridge Extensions”
April King's Resume
April King's Essay for PECG
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2010 Award Winners
PECG "2010 James E. Roberts Award" $1,000
Was shared between two finalists students who both received
equal scores of 95% each by the judges
Student: George Khabbaz, Gr: 6
School: Saint Gregory’s & M. Hovsepian School, Private/Parochial
Category: Engineering Applications (Junior Division)
Project Title: “Which Building Structure is Most Earthquake
Resistant”
Read George's Thank You Letter to
PECG
Nicholas Lamborn, Gr: 6
School: John Marshall Fundamental High School, Pasadena Unified
School District
Category: Engineering Research (Junior Division)
Project Title: “Which Bridge Design is the Strongest”
Read Nicholas Lamborn's Essay
PECG “2010 Marilyn Jorgensen Reece Award” $1,000
Student: Asha Banks, Gr: 6
School: Saint Timothy, Private/Parochial School
Category: Engineering Applications (Junior Division)
Project Title: “Which Building Design Will Best Withstand an
Earthquake”
Read Asha Banks' Essay
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2009 Award Winners
PECG "2009 James
E. Roberts Award"
Student: Keoni Aricayos, Grade: 9
School: Ribet Academy - Private/Parochial
Category: Engineering Applications (Senior Division)
Project Title: "Earthquake Structural Research Project"
Read Keoni's Thank You Letter to PECG
PECG "2009
Marilyn Jorgensen Reece Award"
Student: Megan Wooley,
Grade: 8
School: Miraleste Intermediate - Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified
School District
Category: Engineering Applications (Junior Division)
Project Title: "Under Pressure, What Bridge Holds The Most
Weight With The Least Flex"
Read Megan's Thank You Letter to PECG