AGENDA

Welcome by Dr. Edward C. Papenfuse
Dr. Papenfuse introduces Major Riddick

Remarks by Major Riddick
Major Riddick introduces the Governor

Remarks by Governor Parris N. Glendening

Presentation of Awards by Governor Glendening

Dr. Papenfuse reads names of recipients while the Governor presents their awards

Winners in order of announcement:

Honorable Mention:

1. Paul Sutton (will attend)
Wilde Lake High School, Columbia (Sophomore)
lives in Columbia
took summer course at Howard County Community College in HTML

Prize: Microsoft FrontPage 97 donated by the Maryland State Archives

2. Alberto Tabian (will attend)
Woodlawn High School, Baltimore (Senior)
lives in Baltimore
Would like to go to University of Maryland, College Park and major in computer science
No formal classes in html. Self-taught and in-home mentoring. Learned a number of softwares at home over the last year which include html editors, graphics software, and mapedit. Used all these tools in designing and producing Web pages.

Prize: Microsoft FrontPage 97 donated by the Maryland State Archives

1. Brian Snively (cannot attend, exams Wednesday - possibly send father)
Brian is a sophomore at University of Maryland, College Park
home address is Columbia, Maryland
He hopes to have a major in business.
No formal classes in HTML - self taught.

Prize: Microsoft Gift Package donated by Microsoft
Representative: Angela Altimont, Microsoft Marketing Manager for the MidAtlantic Region

Third Place: High School

2. Brad Hamblin & Rich Leland (will attend)
both live in Baltimore
Richard Leland and Brad Hamblin are both seniors at Eastern Technical High School.
Richard Leland would like to go to the Maryland Institute, College of Art and major in Visual Communications.
Brad Hamblin would like to go to Catonsville Community College and major in Computer Graphics.
Neither Rich nor Brad have taken any HTML courses. They started from scratch and received help from books and instructor, Eric Wallen.

Prize: Internet access for one year of AT&T WorldNet service
Representative: Joan Marshall, VP of AT&T

Second Place: College

1. Juanson Pitt (will attend)
Morgan State University (senior) majoring in Graphic Design.
home address is Piscataway, NJ
Graduating May 18, 1997.
Never had any training or schooling in html or computers.

Prize: Hitachi Pentium notebook computer donated by COMPUSA of Rockville
Representative: John Sampogna

2. Ray Wenderlich (will attend)
Ray is a senior at St. Mary's High School in Annapolis.
lives in Huntingtown, Maryland
He is undecided on where to attend college, but his top choices include MIT, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell, and Georgia Tech.
He would like to have a double major in Computer Science and Writing.


Prize: Pentium multimedia computer system donated by Twinbrook TV & Computers of Rockville
Representative: Aaron Byrd, Chief Technology Officer

First Place:

Andrew P. Glendinning (will attend)
St. Mary's College of Maryland (graduating senior)
home is Ashton, Maryland
Double-majoring in Dramatic Arts and Math (Computer Science focus)
self-taught Web designer.

Prize: $5,000 donated by Maryland Information Technology Center
Representative: Jim Culp, President