Welcome to the CSRA Regional Science & Engineering Fair, Inc. We are a private non-profit organization designed to aid schools, teachers, and students in developing an interest in all aspects of science and engineering through the science fair project. We are based in Augusta, Georgia and serve 18 counties in the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) which includes portions of both Georgia and South Carolina. Every year, we sponsor a Regional Science Fair in the spring to bring the first place winners from local school science fairs for a competition.

Congratulations to all our exhibitors and winners at this year's CSRA Regional Science & Engineering Fair.  We had many outstanding projects and exhibits.  We hope that everyone enjoyed doing their science projects and that they will continue to have an interest in science.  We also would like to thank the parents, teachers, and mentors who encouraged the students.

We are always looking for VOLUNTEERS.  THIS YEAR WE PARTICULARLY NEED PEOPLE TO HELP JUDGE LOCAL SCHOOL FAIRS. Judging generally takes four to five hours at a school. Anyone with enthusiasm and some background in math, engineering or the sciences is welcome. New judges are paired with an experience person (no reason to be nervous). To volunteer, please proceed to the judging page. In addition, we are looking to expand our support base away from the Savannah River Site by recruiting from area businesses and the community. We need help doing many different things including fund raising, publicity, community outreach and, for the truly interested, serving on the Board of Directors. The Science Fair is a year-round activity with peaks and lulls of activity and most roles and functions do not require a lot of time.  If you can help in any way, or if you have any suggestions or comments about the way we have run the CSRA Regional Science & Engineering Fair, please contact one of the board members listed on the Contacts page or send a message to us at:

P. O. Box 507
Augusta, GA 30903-0507

Select any of the links listed on the left to get more information about the CSRA Regional Science & Engineering Fair.

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This group is staffed by unpaid volunteer science and educational professionals from throughout the CSRA. Funds raised are totally used to support local and regional fairs, and for travel expenses to the International Fair for regional winners. There is no individual student fee.

Our meetings are open to the public.  We will meet on the first Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m.  Unless otherwise indicated, our meetings will be in the Deans Conference Room at the Medical College of Georgia (on Laney Walker Blvd, in Augusta).  Call one of our contacts for directions or other information.

Businesses and individuals are invited to make a tax-deductible contribution.  Make out your contribution to:

The CSRA Science & Engineering Fair, Inc.
Box 507
Augusta, GA
30903-0507

Because we are a non-profit organization, we depend upon tax-deductible contributions from schools, businesses, organizations, and individuals. Please visit our Contributors Page to see who supports the CSRA Regional Science & Engineering Fair, Inc. with their contributions.

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