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Alan Kato, civil engineer, left, joins Maydean Martin, historic architect — both with the Honolulu District — as proctors for the MATHCOUNTS Honolulu Chapter Competition at Kapolei Middle School in Kapolei, Hawaii, Feb. 17. Photo by Agren Ramento, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District.
The College of Engineering's Autonomous Control Engineering Lab (ACE) demonstrated robots they're creating in their lab to local middle school students who were on campus for the MATHCOUNTS competition
stars and stripes challenge at MSM - there is one red stripe in the striped banner at the bottom of the page; lots of blue, and the stars and stripes are easy to find.
Barbara Martinez, standing at left, a member of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Honolulu District, serves as a proctor during the MATHCOUNTS Honolulu Chapter Competition at Kapolei Middle School in Kapolei, Hawaii, Feb. 17. (USACE photo by Agren Ramento, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District.)
Congratulations to our MathCounts team members—Lucos Ma, Caleb Hinton, Sarah Vanderloo, Coleman Recore, and Jake Suggs—who brought home numerous awards from the competition. Lucos Ma earned 1st place, while Coleman Recore and Caleb Hinton both placed in the top 10. Additionally, the team finished in 2nd place overall in the team competition. We also want to acknowledge the hard work of Ty and John Marshall, who were greatly missed. We are incredibly proud of the team's performance and dedication.
The College of Engineering's Autonomous Control Engineering Lab (ACE) demonstrated robots they're creating in their lab to local middle school students who were on campus for the MATHCOUNTS competition
The College of Engineering's Autonomous Control Engineering Lab (ACE) demonstrated robots they're creating in their lab to local middle school students who were on campus for the MATHCOUNTS competition