Structural Division
Jonathan J. Reed Super Pedestrian Bridge
The Jonathan J. Reed Super Bridge event is held in loving memory of one of Somerset Berkley Regional High School's finest true Raiders. As a freshman Engineering student he was awarded the Engineering Student of the Year for outstanding engineering achievement. A graduate of the class of 2013 Jonathan was driven for success in all things he loved including Engineering. He was taken much too young and will remain an inspiration to all who knew him. In his own words..."Only the Strong Survive" are special words of encouragement for all Super Bridge contestants.
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2018 Division Winner Kai R. Mitchell Grade 6 Charles H. Barrows STEM Academy North Windham, CT *********************** |
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2019 Division Winner Gavin Wallace 7th Grade Charles H. Barrows STEM Academy North Windham, CT ************************************** |
****************************** 2020 Division Winner Kai R. Mitchell Miguel Magana Salazar Grade 8 Charles H. Barrows STEM Academy North Windham, CT ****************************** |
2023 (DRAFT) Official Rules
Goal: To build the best Pedestrian Bridge scale model over water
Specifications:
Scale: 1"= 1 (1 inch in the model is 1 foot in real life)
Bridge Length: 30 inches in model = 30 feet in real life
Bridge pathway: 8 inches in model = 8 feet in real life
Material Specs: Students must use real materials used to scale ( concrete, wood, metal, composite materials, recycled materials, etc.
Judging Procedure:
Email us a 3 minute maximum video presentation of your completed Super Pedestrian Bridge. Judges will use a Rubric with a point scale based on proper scale and overall design. Highest tallied points of all models will be Division Winner.
Submit Entry between June 1-5, 2023 to:
Structural@UnitedStatesSuperSTEMCompetition.org
Division Winner announced on June 15, 2023.
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