Polymorphic Games Interns Win Big at the North Idaho Science & Engineering Fair
April 3, 2019Emily Ball and Ari Carter, high school interns in the University of Idaho’s Polymorphic Games studio, had a resoundingly successful day at the North Idaho Science & Engineering Fair in early March; leaving the event with three major awards and two special ones. Their educational video game Bees & Flowers, entered in the math/computer science/ integrated systems category, received a gold medal, a best-in-category, and was the second runner up project for the entire fair out of 83 entries. Ari and Emily’s game also received two special awards including the Outstanding Research Project award from the Idaho Academy of Science and the Intel Excellence in Computer Science award.