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General Rules

  • An individual exhibit is constructed by one person only.
  • All exhibits must be constructed by students.
  • Each student may enter only one exhibit.
  • Group projects will be eligible in the elementary division only, but each group member must pay the entry fee. Only one form per group needs to be submitted.
  • Teachers or other technically trained people may give information and advice.
  • All equipment and other necessary material must be furnished by exhibitor, 110 volt outlets will be available.
  • If electricity is needed, exhibitor must furnish an extension cord at least 15 feet in length.
  • Posters must be self-supporting.
  • No exhibitor or sponsor will be allowed in the exhibit room during judging.
  • Size of exhibit is limited to 30 inches in depth, 48 inches in width, and 108 inches in height from the floor to the top of the exhibit.
  • Safety precautions must be strictly observed.
  • No student's name or school may be displayed on exhibit.
  • Judges have authority to reclassify a project if they feel it has been entered in the wrong category.
  • If the above rules are not followed, the project will be disqualified and not allowed to be displayed.

Rules for Live Vertebrate Animal Projects

  • If students choose to conduct experiments using live vertebrate animals, the proper forms must be completed and must accompany the project.
  • The student's project will not be judged if the proper forms are not displayed with the exhibit at the TWU Area Science Fair.
  • No live vertebrate animals are allowed to accompany the project.
  • To receive a copy of the forms, please e-mail ACES@twu.edu
  • To download the form: Live Vertebrate Animal Form


This page was last modified 10/16/2002