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| - | Below is an example of a parent permission form that can be used. Permission forms must be turned into iGEM for every student participating in the competition.
| + | In order to participate in the iGEM 2012 High School competition, all student team members must obtain parental consent. Team leaders may download the consent form below. The team registration will not be approved until: |
| | + | # all team members are listed on the official team roster and |
| | + | # parental consent forms are received by iGEM HQ for each team member. In addition, each team must have principle approval. See the [[Consent_Forms/Principle | principle consent form page]] for details. |
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| | + | Download the parent consent form '''[https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2012hs/0/01/IGEM2012HS-parent_permission_form.pdf here]'''. |
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| - | Dear Parents,
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| - | Your child has been given the opportunity to participate in iGEM. iGEM stands for the international genetically engineered machine. This competition allows high school students to participate in synthetic biology. During the competition your child will design a biological machine. This machine will have a purpose that the team engineers. Students will use genetic material to construct the circuit for the machine. They will then insert the circuit into their cell and test the effectiveness of their machine. iGEM provides teams a virtual documentation center known as a wiki. This wiki will be managed by iGEM and be open to the public. Any information that is posted on the wiki will be viewed by other teams, judges, and any individual interested in iGEM.
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| - | The competition finishes at the jamboree. The jamboree is where the team’s wiki, poster, and 20 minute presentation will be judged by leading members of the scientific community. The judges will judge each project by reviewing the engineering process, laboratory procedures, purpose of their machine and information on the team members. This means that your child’s name and pictures can be posted on the team wiki, poster, and presentation. The judges award prizes to the team they view as exceptional in the given areas. Because of the nature of iGEM and the information that can be posted on the wiki, your permission will be required for your child to participate. If you have any questions or concerns please contact the team leader or Rebecca Schini, Rebecca@igem.org.
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| - | Sincerely,
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| - | Rebecca Schini
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| - | Team leader name and contact information
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| - | I give______________________________________________ to participate in iGEM and document on
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| + | Back to [https://2012hs.igem.org/IGEM_2012_HS_Registration Registration page]. |
| - | Parent's Signature:_________________________________________________________
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| - | Print Name:___________________________________________________________
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Revision as of 15:01, 12 January 2012
In order to participate in the iGEM 2012 High School competition, all student team members must obtain parental consent. Team leaders may download the consent form below. The team registration will not be approved until:
- all team members are listed on the official team roster and
- parental consent forms are received by iGEM HQ for each team member. In addition, each team must have principle approval. See the principle consent form page for details.
Download the parent consent form here.
Back to Registration page.
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