The 37 participants displayed projects in the areas of biotechnology and computer interfacing. The projects ranged from Romiya Glover and Emily Reinertsen's "The Effect of Sulfuric Acid on Microcosms" (pictured at left) to the "Fighting Fountains" of Tammy Austin of Pelzer, SC.

Neil Vasan (pictured below) of Vienna, WV assembled a project entitled "An Electrophoretic Study of Mammalian Sera"

After the display of projects, Dr. Bill Junkin passed out certificates to the participants with the help of their student helpers for the week, Jennifer Stahl, Robert Kuykendall, and Melissa Sprene.

The participants were:
Laura Anthony of West Columbia, SC
Tammy Austin of Pelzer, SC
Linda Ballard of Chapin, SC
Jessica Bradshaw of Lamar, SC
James Burghardt of Atlanta, GA
Amanda Chaney of Spartanburg, SC
Cedric Ching of Anderson, SC
Donna Cram of Summerville, SC
Jeremy Cromer of Saluda, SC
Nicole Garcia of Ladson, SC
Romiya Glover of Summerville, SC
Elizabeth Grant of Cheraw, SC
Gray Gunter of Cayce, SC
Matthew Guyette of Due West, SC
Beau Haynie of Columbia, SC
Benjamin Holloway of Pelzer, SC
Lindsey Hughes of Westminster, SC
Patrick Jebaily of Florence, SC
Joey Jordan of Greenwood, SC
Oscar Judd of Whitestone, SC
Erin Kastenschmidt of N. Charleston, SC
David Lewis of Conway, SC
Scott Meek of Chapin, SC
Monica Nickles of Donalds, SC
Kathleen Page of Spartanburg, SC
Tom Pellerin of Pendleton, SC
Nicole Presnell of Sumpter, SC
Emily Reinertsen of Jacksonville, FL
Loren Rodgers of Hilton Head, SC
D.J. Stewart of Graniteville, SC
Kristina Stoeppler of Spartanburg, SC
Jessica Tillman of Columbia, SC
Neil Vasan of Vienna, WV
Sarah Vingoe or Tega Cay, SC
Patrick Ware of Anderson, SC
Regina Wise of Irmo, SC
Meghan Workman of Lexington, SC