Quick Overview
| WOC VEX Round Up Invitational | |
| Dates: | October 30, 2010 |
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| Venue: | Sheraton Dallas Hotel |
| Address: |
400 N. Olive Street |
| City: | Dallas |
| State: | Texas |
| Country: | United States |
| Zip/Postal Code: | 75201 |
| Registration Opens: | April 30, 2010 |
| Registration Deadline: | October 8, 2010 |
| Capacity: | 32 |
| Programming Skills: | No |
| Robot Skills: | No |
| VEXNet or Crystal: | Both |
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Event Description
The 15th WOC Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Conference and Apollo Junior High invite robotics teams to the 2010 WOC VEX Round Up Invitational. This is a perfect opportunity for teams to get practice on this year's amazing game early in the year.
The event is also the perfect opportunity for families to attend an exciting, fun, and free educational event that will engage and inspire kids. The competition motivates impressionable young minds to enhance their skills in the critical STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering and math) through the construction, development, programming, and operation of VEX robots.
The 2010 WOC VEX Round Up Invitational is only one of many activities taking place October 28-30, 2010, at the Dallas Sheraton Hotel as part of the 15th Women of Color STEM Conference, www.womenofcolor.net. For more than 14 years, this multi-cultural event for men and women has been the conference of choice for the recognition of the significant accomplishments of minority women in the digital world, and it attracts talented people who serve in innovative, professional, and technical positions.
A high-level meeting of minority women in information technology, computer science, information science, bioinformatics and digital arts; the Women of Color STEM conference (WOC) is the place to connect with the key issues in corporate diversity, the critical shortage of women in IT careers, technological innovation, and women-owned IT ventures.
The Conference, with its widely praised awards, supports and recognizes minority women in technology careers. It connects them with mentors and employers capable of jump-starting—or restarting--their careers. College students also attend, to meet the winners and to learn how to take the next critical steps to forging careers of their own.
The event is also the perfect opportunity for families to attend an exciting, fun, and free educational event that will engage and inspire kids. The competition motivates impressionable young minds to enhance their skills in the critical STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering and math) through the construction, development, programming, and operation of VEX robots.
The 2010 WOC VEX Round Up Invitational is only one of many activities taking place October 28-30, 2010, at the Dallas Sheraton Hotel as part of the 15th Women of Color STEM Conference, www.womenofcolor.net. For more than 14 years, this multi-cultural event for men and women has been the conference of choice for the recognition of the significant accomplishments of minority women in the digital world, and it attracts talented people who serve in innovative, professional, and technical positions.
A high-level meeting of minority women in information technology, computer science, information science, bioinformatics and digital arts; the Women of Color STEM conference (WOC) is the place to connect with the key issues in corporate diversity, the critical shortage of women in IT careers, technological innovation, and women-owned IT ventures.
The Conference, with its widely praised awards, supports and recognizes minority women in technology careers. It connects them with mentors and employers capable of jump-starting—or restarting--their careers. College students also attend, to meet the winners and to learn how to take the next critical steps to forging careers of their own.
Awards & Results
| Excellence Award | |
|---|---|
| 9090C | The Mandarin Chinese School |
| Qualifies for: | |
| 2011 VEX Robotics World Championship | |
| U.S. National Robotics Championship - HIGH SCHO... | |
| Tournament Champions | |
| 2055B | Hudson Middle School |
| 9090A | The Mandarin Chinese School |
| 9090B | The Mandarin Chinese School |
| Qualifies for: | |
| 2011 VEX Robotics Middle School World Championship | |
| 2011 VEX Robotics World Championship | |
| U.S. National Robotics Championship - MIDDLE SC... | |
| Amaze Award | |
| 1461B | Lake Highlands Robotics Club |
| Create Award | |
| 2848 | Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas |
| Judges Award | |
| 2033 | Austin Can! Academy |
Hotel Information
Hotel reservation link will be added shortly
If you experience any problems with reservations, please contact Miller Roberts, mroberts@ccgmag.com.
Contact Information
General questions about the robotics competition or the entire Women of Color Science, Technology, Engineering and Math conference can be directed to:
Miller J. Roberts, III
Chief of Staff
Career Communications Group
729 E. Pratt Street
5th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21218
Other Information
Each registered team will be given a 6-foot table, two chairs, and electricity in a 10' x 10' stall. There will be pipe and drape behind each stall and teams are encouraged to bring their team banners that can be hung from the pipe & drape.
General Info
* A practice field will be set-up all day for testing robots.
*There will be a large video magnification screen shwoing the competition field so that guests can clearly see all the action.
* A separate screen will be located in the team work area with team rankings and match schedule.
Awards (Official VEX Trophies Being Given)
Tournament Champions
Excellence Award
Judges Award
School & Charter Bus Unloading
Teams arriving by school bus or charter bus should pull alongside the right handside of the Olive Street about 1/2 block past the hotel's main entrance to unload. There will be a door clearly labeled as robotics competition entrance. Once inside the hotel, use any one of the hotel's elevators to get to the second floor and then proceed to the Lone Star ballroom.
Car & Minivan Parking & Unloading
Teams traveling by car and minivans should park in the Sheraton parking garage located across from the hotel's main driveway. Teams parking in this garage should not unload until after they park as this parking garage is located in the same building as the competition. Simply park, carry items to the nearest elevator and take the elevator to the second floor. Once you enter the hotel, the Lone Star ballroom will be directly in front of you.
Schedule/Agenda
7:30 AM Doors Open
7:45 AM Judges' Meeting
8:00 AM Check-In
8:30 AM Qualification Rounds Begin
10:00 AM Official Opening Ceremony
2:30 PM Awards Ceremony & Finals Matches
4:00 PM Competition Floor Closes
Team List
(32 Teams)
| Team | Team Name | Organization | Location |
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| 136E | Berkner Fearless Robotics | Berkner HS \ STEM Academy | Richardson, Texas, United States |
| 136M | Berkner Fearless Robotics | Berkner HS \ STEM Academy | Richardson, Texas, United States |
| 136R | Berkner Fearless Robotics | Berkner Stem Academy | Richardson, Texas, United States |
| 136S | Berkner Fearless Robotics | Berkner HS \ STEM Academy | Richardson, Texas, United States |
| 136T | Berkner Fearless Robotics | Berkner HS \ STEM Academy | Richardson, Texas, United States |
| 136T | Berkner Fearless Robotics | Berkner HS / STEM Academy | Richardson, Texas, United States |
| 888A | Ultimate Robotics Team | Apollo Junior High | Richardson, Texas, United States |
| 888B | Ultimate Robotics Team | Apollo Junior High | Richardson, Texas, United States |
| 888C | Ultimate Robotics Team | Apollo Junior High | Richardson, Texas, United States |
| 888D | Ultimate Robotics Team | Apollo Junior High | Richardson, Texas, United States |
| 1461A | Twisted Engineering | Lake Highlands Robotics Club | Dallas, Texas, United States |
| 1461B | Twisted Engineering | Lake Highlands Robotics Club | Dallas, Texas, United States |
| 1604 | Firebots | Phoenix Charter School | Greenville, Texas, United States |
| 1604M | Firebots | Phoenix Charter School | Greenville, Texas, United States |
| 2033 | Crusader Robotics | Austin Can! Academy | Austin, Texas, United States |
| 2055A | Austin Eagles Green | Austin Academy for Excellence | Garland, Texas, United States |
| 2055B | Sparky To the Rescue | Hudson Middle School | Sachse, Texas, United States |
| 2055C | Austin Eagles Black | Austin Academy for Excellence | Garland, Texas, United States |
| 2055D | Hudson Hawks black | Hudson Middle School | Sachse, Texas, United States |
| 2055G | Hudson Hawks Green | Hudson Middle School | Sachse, Texas, United States |
| 2055H | Hudson Hawks White | Hudson Middle School | Sachse, Texas, United States |
| 2055R | Hudson Hawks Red | Hudson Middle School | Sachse, Texas, United States |
| 2055W | Austin Eagles White | Austin Academy for Excellence | Garland, Texas, United States |
| 2082A | RHS Robotics I | Richardson High School | Dallas, Texas, United States |
| 2082B | RHS Robotics II | Richardson High School | Dallas, Texas, United States |
| 2082C | RHS Robotics III | Richardson High School | Dallas, Texas, United States |
| 2848A | The All Sparks | Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas | Dallas, Texas, United States |
| 2848B | The All Sparks | Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas | Dallas, Texas, United States |
| 9090A | T-VEX | The Mandarin Chinese School | Arlington, Texas, United States |
| 9090B | T-VEX | The Mandarin Chinese School | Arlington, Texas, United States |
| 9090C | T-VEX | The Mandarin Chinese School | Arlington, Texas, United States |
| 9090D | T-VEX | The Mandarin Chinese School | Arlington, Texas, United States |

