Rep. Ed Case has named a Honolulu student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Hawaii’s 1st district. Laurel Springs Online School’s Arjun Sharma’s submitted CleanMyBeach, an app that focuses on streamlining the process of planning, publicizing, and finding local beach cleanups for event organizers and individuals. When asked why they were passionate […]
Rep. John Sarbanes has named a Burtonsville student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Maryland’s 3rd district. Takoma Park Middle School’s Tinu Vanapamula submitted The Homework Manager, an app for classrooms to manage homework, reminders, and announcements. When asked why they were passionate about creating an app that focuses on educational management […]
Rep. Jason Crow has named a Littleton student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Colorado’s 6th district. Devon Quispe submitted Bem Chavito, an app that is able to bring immigrants into contact with immigration resources around them.
Rep. Warren Davidson has named four Hamilton students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Ohio’s 8th district. Sam Nunn, Brett Eads, Dalton Ashcraft and Jeremy Dean submitted Maze Run Fun, teaches anyone willing to learn about cyber security while also allowing a fun environment for the user.
Rep. Thomas Suozzi has named a Dix Hills student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New York’s 3rd district. Half Hollow Hills High School West’s Krish Malhotra submitted Fyesta, an app that allows people to connect with friends.
Rep. Salud Carbajal’s has named two Montecito students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in California’s 24th district. Providence School’s Sydney Whitehead and Ruby Kilpper submitted Santa Barbara Volunteer Opportunities, an app that allows for local volunteers to find service opportunities in a fast and effective way.
Rep. Cynthia Axne has named three Clive students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Iowa’s 3rd district. Waukee High School’s Owen Scott, Arya Karnik and Shriya Magatapalli submitted MediMate, an app that allows paramedics to easily communicate information regarding their patient’s condition with the trauma team at the hospital.
Rep. Katie Porter has named two Irvine students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in California’s 45th district. Portola High School’s Stephanie Zhang and Minsoo Kang submitted Blossom, a novel drug discovery app that uses multilayered machine learning algorithms to predict hotspots on protein complexes.
Rep. Troy Balderson has named three Columbus students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Ohio’s 12th district. McCord Middle School’s Kristina Ma, Stephen Ma and Arya Narayan submitted SociEmoti, an app that teaches elementary and middle school children with Autism social, emotional and communication skills in order to make more friends.
Rep. Tim Ryan has named three Youngstown students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Ohio’s 13th district. Boardman High School’s Emma Davis, Alara Erzurum and Ranean Sulebi submitted Ohio Gun Obtaining Quiz, an app designed to explain how guns are legally obtained.