Posters that won the SCASA Regional Competition in 2024 (our category is Grades 10-12 only):
We are pleased to announce The SCASA 2024 Regional Statistics Data Visualization Poster Competition for students in Grades 10-12. Students should submit a photo/image file of a physical poster or a PDF file containing a single slide with their digital poster.
Registration fee: none
Submission deadline: Friday, March 22, 2024, 11:59:00 PM
FAQs:
- What are the requirements for my poster? Download Poster Instructions.pdf
- What are the competition rules? Download Competition Rules.pdf
- How to register for the competition? Download Registration Form.pdf
- Where should I send my registration form and poster? Please email all the materials to Rebecca Le at becky_le@yahoo.com
- When will the results be known? The results of the regional competition will be announced by Friday, April 5, 2024, via email.
- How can I make my poster stand out? Remember, it is a data visualization poster competition, so judges are looking for many outstanding graphs rather than deep statistical research. See the competition rules. The text on the poster should cover 25% of the area or less. The rest should be covered by wow graphs.
Cash Prizes:
First place: $200
Second place: $150
Third place: $100
Fourth place: $50
Fifth place: $50
Everyone will receive a certificate of participation. The best five posters will be submitted to the American Statistical Association (ASA) Data Visualization Poster Competition in May 2024 (more information about this national-level competition is here).
If you have any questions, please contact Rebecca Le at becky_le@yahoo.com.
WINNING POSTER ARCHIVES (1ST PLACE IN THE REGIONAL COMPETITION)
- 2024 Owen Sun, California Academy of Mathematics and Science (grade 10), Carson, "Retractions Through The Lens of Data: A Visualization"
- 2023 Raymond Levine, Westview High School (grade 11), San Diego, Covid on the Border" (Won 2nd place in the national competition!)
- 2022 Kriselle Madamba, Allain Perez, and Senai Seifu, Sato Academy for Mathematics and Science (grade 12), Long Beach, "A Musical Composition that Motivates the Basketball Team"
- 2021 Beverly To and Jessie Yu, Mark Keppel High School (grade 12), Alhambra, "How do the effects of California wildfires in 2020 Compare to Previous Years' Wildfires?"