Thank you to the BYU Engineering alumni and students who participated in the first-ever BYU Engineering Rube Goldberg Challenge!
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Despite the circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Student Innovator of the Year Competition proved as successful as years past. Innovations ranged from improvements on laparoscopic tools to clutter free activities for families.
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Kick-off your Student Innovator of the Year competition experience. Learn how to receive up to $400 to prototype your idea and how to join the process that will increase your technical and professional development and give you a chance to win part of 50k in total prize money. Network with fellow innovators.
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Come present your innovative idea to your peers. Practice your presentation skills and get positive and constructive feedback about your idea.
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Be mentored by BYU College of Engineering alumni and other industry professionals. Deliver your idea or product pitch, answer questions, and receive high-quality feedback from the mentors. You may just find a mentor for your team for the duration of SIOY and beyond.
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Learn basics of protecting your innovative ideas from an IP pro and resources available on campus to help you.
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This preliminary judging competition determines the seven teams that will advance to the Finals competition. Use your refined 4-minute pitch to highlight what makes your product innovative, the engineering work involved, and its impact to judges, students, and visitors. Four Showcase Honorable Mentions and a Crowd Favorite will win $500 each.
Teams who don't advance to the Finals are eligible to compete in SIOY a subsequent year.
EB Event Space and CB step-down lounge
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Prior to the final event, each finalist team will be coached by a private mentor in the development of their short presentation. This presentation coaching will focus on including all aspects of the judging rubric while being engaging and entertaining.
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The seven finalist teams will give their presentation to judges in front of a large crowd. Each finalist team will receive $4,000 just for competing in the final event. Finals competition winners will receive additional cash awards of 1st place- $8,000, 2nd place - $6,000, 3rd place - $4,000, and Crowd Favorite - $2,000.
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