Welcome to the Pittsburgh Regional Future City 2011 Competition Site!
National Engineers Week seeks to increase public awareness and appreciation of the engineering profession and technology by emphasizing engineers' positive contributions to society.
To help students better understand the practical applications of mathematical and scientific principles the National Engineers Week Committee sponsors the Annual National Engineers Week Future City Competition™. Regional Competitions are held during January with the National Finals in February. Scroll down for more information on the competition.
Congratulations to the 2011 Winners:
Twelfth Annual Pittsburgh Regional Future City Competition
First Place: The Ellis School
Second Place: St. Bede School
Third Place: Fort Couch Middle School
Fourth Place: St. Agnes School
Fifth Place: Wheeling Middle School
Click here for a complete list of Pittsburgh Regional Winners.
National Competition Finals
Update:
The National Finals were held in Washington, D.C. during National Engineers Week, Feb 13-18, 2011. The Ellis School placed 19th out of 36 schools.
The National Engineers Week Committee provided the airfare and hotel accommodations for the five winning team members from each region. Team members were responsible for all additional expenses such as ground transportation and meals.
Prizes
The National First Place team won a trip to the U.S. Space Camp. Other prizes included scholarships, computers and savings bonds. In addition, teams were eligible for special awards and recognition sponsored by engineering societies and other organizations.
Volunteers
The Pittsburgh Regional Future City Competition is supported by a dedicated group of volunteers. Thanks to the many volunteers who helped to make this year’s program a huge success.
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