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Baldwin TSA Students Attend Regional Conference
On February 8, 41 Middle and Upper School students attended the regional competition of the Technology Student Association (TSA), a national student organization devoted to the needs of students engaged in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
MS DREAM Lab Coordinator Addison Lilholt, Instructional Coach, Math and DREAM Lab Teacher Jason Potten, Computer Science and Engineering Teacher Dr. Debora Lui and Middle School Director Cindy Lapinski are very proud of this group of students for the effort they put into their projects and competitions and for the way they supported each other during the months prior to this conference.
The results below speak for themselves. Please join us in congratulating all the TSA students on a successful Regional Conference and wish them well as they continue their competitions at the PA-TSA State Leadership Conference, April 15-18, at the Seven Spring Resort near Pittsburg, PA!
US TSA Results
Event | Place | Students |
Architectural Design | 3 | Izzy Lee ’21 |
Biotechnology Design | 6 | Izzy Antanavicius ’22, Elina Emami ’21, Rucha Kamat ’21, Michelle Li ’22, Layla Siahatgar ’21, Diane Tian ’21 |
Extemporaneous Presentation | 1 | Hana Ahanger ’21 |
Extemporaneous Presentation | 3 | Megan Cooper ’21 |
Fashion Design & Technology | 2 | Hana Ahangar ’21, Megan Cooper ’21, Maggie Song ’21, Diane Tian ’21 |
Forensic Science | 8 | Elva Chen ’22, Emma Chen ’22 |
Forensic Science | 9 | Elina Emami ’21, Alice Zehner ’21 |
Photographic Technology | 1 | Olivia Stratton ’21 |
Photographic Technology | 7 | Elina Emami ’21 |
Technology Problem Solving | 4 | Megan Cooper ’21, Tessa Pearlstein ’21 |
MS TSA Results
Event | Place | Students |
Children’s Stories | 1 | Rachel Mirin ’25, Cynthia Zhang ’24 |
Leadership Strategies | 4 | Olivia Choo ’26, Rachel Mirin ’25, Cynthia Zhang ’24 |
Mass Production | 6 | Olivia Choo ’26, Evelyn Jean ’26 |
Problem Solving | 2 | Eliana Jean ’24, Rachel Mirin ’25 |
Problem Solving | 5 | Anya Henry ’26, Nina Heverin-Alvarado ’26 |
