The Symposium is sponsored by the Academy of Applied Science and the United States Department of the Army, Navy and Air Force with the assistance of the University of Wisconsin Madison. The JSHS recognizes students with outstanding talent and genuine interest in the are of science.
Young scientists showcase their talents in collegial competition.
Each student is allowed 15 minutes to present their research. Afterwards they are questioned by peers and judges alike. Later they are met in closed doors with the panel of judges. Travel, food and lodging is paid for by the National JSHS Program. On March 5 th two students from the Independent Science Research Projects Class of Divine Savior Holy Angels High School presented their research as a major paper presentation at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in competition at the JSHS They were Courtney Kimi Nishi and Allegra Joan Roberts.