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AIChE ChemE Jeopardy Competition - Regional & Annual Student Conferences

AIChE ChemE Jeopardy Competition - Regional & Annual Student Conferences

Jeopardy Game utilizing questions from Chemical Engineering Undergrad Coursework.  ChemE Jeopardy Games are held at the Regional Conference level in the Spring.  The Championship teams from each of the 9 Regional Conferences go on to compete at the Annual Student Conference in the Fall to determine the Champion school for the year. 

The Rules for ChemE Jeopardy were updated as of May 2019.  Please download the most up to date copy of the rules here:

 PDF icon AIChE ChemE Jeopardy Rules and Instructions

Nomination Packet (Documents) 

Details
DeadlineNovember 12, 2016
Nomination Instructions

ChemE Jeopardy at Regional Conferences

  • The host school is responsible for developing the clues & responses following the criteria given above. Suggestions for generating clues & responses include:
    • Utilizing chemical engineering (and other) textbooks.
    • Ask professors in your department to write clues & responses for courses that they have taught recently
    • Review clues & responses from previous competitions for ideas. These can be obtained upon request from David Murhammer (david-murhammer@uiowa.edu).
  • The completed board(s) must be inspected and approved by the AIChE Student Chapter Advisor and/or other chemical engineering faculty in order to verify the accuracy of the clues/responses and to identify potential alternative correct responses.
  • The Emcees and assisting students should be trained for their roles and be aware of thecorrect responses and potential alternative correct responses. Note that multiple Emcees and assisting students will be needed for preliminary round games that are held simultaneously.
  • Team Members: Team members must all be undergraduate students at the time of the

    competition, i.e., no graduate students are allowed to be team members.

ChemE Jeopardy at the Annual Student Conference

  • The winners of the nine Regional Conference competitions will automatically qualify for the national competition held at the Annual Student Conference.
  • If the winning team of any of the nine Regional Conference competitions is not able to compete in the national competition, then the 2nd place team from that Region will be invited to compete.
  • At large ChemE Jeopardy teams will be selected on a first come, first serve basis as needed to fill all nine spots at the national competition if any of the Regional Conferences fail to hold a ChemE Jeopardy competition.
  • There will be three randomly selected teams in each of three preliminary games at the Annual Student Conference. These games will be conducted simultaneously using the same Jeopardy and Final Jeopardy clues.The winners of the three preliminary games will meet in the championship round to determine the national champion.
  • The clues & responses will be developed by ChemE Jeopardy subcommittee members.
  • ChemE Jeopardy subcommittee members will serve as the Emcees in the preliminary and championship games.
  • Team members: All members of the team that participated in the regional competition are eligible to compete in the national competition, including students that have received their BS degree since the regional competition. Furthermore, any or all of the members of the regional competition team can be replaced with other students, but these replacement team members must be undergraduate students at the time of the national competition

 

SponsorsOmega Chi Epsilon

Award winners

  • 1st Place, North America

    2021
  • 2nd Place, International

    2021
  • 2nd Place, North America

    2021
  • 3rd Place, North America

    2021
  • 1st Place, International

    2021
  • 3rd Place, International

    2021
  • 2nd Place, North America

    2020
  • 3rd Place, North America

    2020
  • 1st Place, International

    2020
  • 3rd Place, International

    2020
  • 1st Place, North America

    2020
  • 1st Place, International

    2020
  • 2nd Place, North America

    2019
  • 1st Place, North America

    2019
  • 2nd Place, International

    2019
  • 1st Place, International

    2019
  • 3rd Place, International

    2019
  • 3rd Place, North America

    2019
  • 3rd Place

    2018
  • 2nd Place

    2018
  • 1st Place

    2018
  • 3rd Place

    2017
  • 2nd Place

    2017
  • 1st Place

    2017
  • 3rd Place

    2016
  • 2nd Place

    2016
  • 1st Place

    2016
  • 3rd Place

    2015
  • 2nd Place

    2015
  • 1st Place

    2015