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Re: Chairman's Presentation Teams for 2012 CHP
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Originally Posted by stingray27
Anyone have any favorites? Besides your own of course  I really am not familiar with any of the other teams besides the Michigan Teams due to the district system but it seems like there is a lot of power behind some of these teams. |
I'm not sure which is more impressive...
...teams like 1108 who have won 7 chairman's awards at 6 different regional locations...
...or teams like 340 who have won 7 chairman's awards in the same location.
Winning in 6 different locations might mean that your program stacks up well against a much broader set of competitors.
Winning in the same place 7 times would seem to require such a profound impact in an area, (including a way to make that message fresh each year) that the same set of judges are compelled to not spread the honor of this award around to another team.
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Regional Wins: 2016(KC), 2015(St. Louis, Queen City), 2014(Central Illinois, KC), 2013(Hub City, KC, Oklahoma City), 2012(KC, St. Louis), 2011(Colorado), 2010(North Star)
Regional Chairman's Award: 2014(Central Illinois), 2009(10,000 Lakes)
Engineering Inspiration: 2016(Smoky Mountain), 2012(Kansas City), 2011(Denver)
Dean's List Finalist 2016(Jacob S), 2014(Cameron L), 2013(Jay U), 2012(Laura S), 2011(Dominic A), 2010(Collin R)
Woodie Flowers Finalist 2013 (Aaron Bailey)
Championships: Sub-Division Champion (2016), Finalist (2013, 2010), Semifinalist (2014), Quaterfinalist (2015, 2012, 2011)
Other Official Awards: Gracious Professionalism (2013) Entrepreneurship (2013), Quality (2015, 2015, 2013), Engineering Excellence (Champs 2013, 2012), Website (2011), Industrial Design (Archimedes/Tesla 2016, 2016, 2015, Newton 2014, 2013, 2011), Innovation in Control (2014, Champs 2010, 2010, 2008, 2008), Imagery (2009), Regional Finalist (2016, 2015, 2008)
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15-04-2012, 21:37
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