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Invention
Convention 2010 (IC 2010) is a New York statewide
invention education program for public and private school students. The
goal is to stimulate the development of students' creativity and
imaginations, thereby building a new generation of American inventors.
Regional competitions are held in the Capital District, Binghamton, Buffalo and Rochester.
Information
on this web site pertains to the Capital District Region. Rules,
procedures, and deadlines for Invention Convention 2010 vary from
region to region. See our contacts
page for contact information regarding other regional competitions.
The Capital District Regional Invention Convention is open to students
in grades K-8. Invention Convention is made
possible through the volunteer and financial support of a number of
community partners. Our 2009 sponsors included the following:
For information about becoming a 2010 sponsor of Invention Convention,
please contact Carmel Patrick, Director of Development at the
Schenectady Museum and Suits-Bueche Planetarium at 382-7890, ext. 232
or cpatrick@schenectadymuseum.org.
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