Vector

The Vector Scholars Program was set up during the 2002-2003 school year to inspire high school students to contribute to their communities and to explore educational opportunities outside the classroom. In the spring of 2003, the Program offered up to $36,000 in scholarships in the four Disciplines below. Recipients of the awards had to be members of Mu Alpha Theta.

• Student Teaching Discipline

  The Students Teaching Discipline rewards students for educating other students in their community.

• Proponents of Mathematics Discipline

  The Proponents of Mathematics Discipline recognizes students who write about math and math-related subjects in a thorough and engaging manner accessible to the general public

• Mathematics on the Web Discipline

  The Mathematics on the Web Discipline identifies student-designed websites that promote mathematics and math education.

• Mathematics in the Community Discipline

  The Mathematics in the Community Discipline rewards those students who most effectively apply mathematics to solve problems in their own community.

Winners

• Proponents of Mathematics

  1. Eve Drucker, Bergen County AAST
  2. Mila Singh, Valerie Zhavoronkina, and Andrea Vidler, Clarkstown HS

• Student Teaching

  1. Eve Drucker, Bergen County AAST
  2. Jack Guidarelli, New Trier High School

• Math On The Web

  1. Ryan Lefevre and Alice Pang, Baton Rouge High School

• Mathematics in the Community

  1. NO ENTRANTS