CPET
Sponsored by the University of Florida Center for Precollegiate Education and Training and the Army Education Outreach Program, JSEHS is designed to:
While participating in the Florida Regional JSEHS, students, teachers, and parents will have the opportunity to:
Comments from Past Participants
“The atmosphere was business-like and adult. Science had a distinct air of importance.”
“The symposium was wonderful! It’s a great learning experience where one has a chance to look into the fields of study they are interested in. It is no wonder that this program has been such a success for thirty-five years.”
“It was an enriching experience to have the opportunity to talk to the actual researchers, not just see them on television or read about them in magazines, journals or books.”
“The ability to nurture our highly motivated students and recognize their talents was a refreshing experience.”
ALL Attendees MUST REGISTER HERE (even if an application has already been submitted via email)
Speaker Competition deadline is November 12, 2019
Poster Competition deadline is December 2, 2019
General Registration deadline is January 6, 2020
Rooming lists for groups is due January 6, 2020
The 2020 Program Fee is $225 for students (quad occupancy hotel) and $275 for adults (double occupancy hotel). Students and adults may upgrade to a lower occupancy room for an additional fee. Program fee covers all symposium sponsored activities, hotel accommodations, meals from Sunday dinner to Tuesday lunch, and all program materials.
| Fees* | |
|---|---|
| Students $225 (Quad Occupancy) | Students selected for the STEM Research Speaker Competition and Poster Competition receive a fee waiver ($225). One STEM Research Competitor Sponsoring Teacher per school is also provided a fee waiver ($275). |
| Teachers $275 (Double Occupancy) |
One adult fee wavier ($275) is provided for chaperoning every 10 students. |
*Students and adults may upgrade to a lower occupancy room for an additional fee.
*All cancellations and substitutions must be made in writing by the registration deadline. Late registration will be accepted as space allows.
All individual registration will be through the cVent Registration System which is hosted through our partnership with the National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium. Paper registration will not be accepted.
Please complete the forms below. Email the completed forms and rooming lists to jsehs@cpet.ufl.edu. (please include school name in the subject line) or fax to 352-392-2344.
One adult fee wavier ($275) is provided for chaperoning every 10 students.
Payments may be made by group/organizational check or personal check or credit cards. Payment by credit card is available through Eventbrite for a small service charge
Online Payments: (Eventbrite page coming soon).
Check Payments: (include registrants name(s) on the memo line) mailed to the UF CPET office.
JSEHS c/o UF CPET
PO Box 112010 of 334 Yon Hall
Gainesville, FL, 32611
The Student Science and Humanities Forums provide opportunities for all student participants to present original library or bench research to peers, teachers, parents, and representatives from UF. The forums are non-competitive and no selection process is required; although students must preregister to present their research. Students gain professional communication experience and receive feedback on their research and presentation. All Florida Regional JSEHS participants attend the forums and participate in the feedback and discussion process.
The two Student Science and Humanities Forums are as follows:
9th and 10th grade students who have conducted library or bench research and demonstrated an aptitude for verbal presentations are invited to participate in the 9th and 10th Grade STEM Research Speaker Presentations. The presentation sessions are an opportunity for students to share current research information with peers, to develop professional verbal presentation skills, and to prepare students for future science competition.
Speaker Presenters give a 5 minute talk, with up to 2 minutes of questions from the audience. Student may use PowerPoint or similar computer based visuals. Students will receive both peer and teacher/educator feedback.
Students wishing to participate in the 9th and 10th Grade STEM Research Speaker Presentations should prepare, revise, and practice their presentations before arriving at JSEHS. The 9th and 10th Grade STEM Research Speaker Presentations should reflect the high quality of work conducted by the students and the professionalism of a state science symposium.
The Florida Regional JSEHS Poster Session includes three presentation styles as follows:
1. Science/Humanities Research Posters
2. Science Models
3. Science-Based Visual Arts such as drawing or photography
Students may submit up to one work in each of the three styles.
All students attending the Florida Regional JSEHS are invited and encouraged to participate. There is not a selection process for the Poster Session, however we request that teachers work with students to develop work that reflects the high standard of the Florida Regional JSEHS.
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