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SMCM Newsroom > Accomplishments > Students Serve as Science Fair Judges

St. Mary’s students Gregory Flanigan ’14, Shelby Dahlen ’14 and Daley Burns ’17 volunteered their time and expertise as judges at the Ridge Elementary School Science Fair held on April 29. Working together with Patuxent River Naval Air Station scientists Bethany Schaeffer and Matt Gensley, the students had one-on-one sessions with fourth and fifth grade fair participants. Flanigan, Dahlen and Burns also had the opportunity to talk about their own research at the awards ceremony that followed.





