lewHacks() is the first student-based hackathon in Francis Lewis High School! We aim to provide an opportunity to the best high school developers, designers and hackers in the New York City area to converge, and build some amazing technologies! We hope these hackers will take their projects and go beyond the hackathon, and implement it so that it will have a positive impact on the world!
Eligibility
- Participants: Any high school student with a passion for tech in the New York City area can come and participate in the hackathon.
- Mentors: Unfortunately, we are not accepting college students or graduates, but we are accepting non-high school mentors! Check our website for more details.
Requirements
- Potential - does this project show any future? Are the participants going to continue to work with an integrate it?
- Design - how does the project look
- Innovation - if this project is new, and what does this bring to the table? What features of this project brings a “wow” to the judges.
- Usefulness / Impact - does this project help the world in anyway and has the potential of helping the world?
- Presentation - how well did the participants pitch and sell their idea?
- Validity - is this project new? Has the participants worked on this prior to the hackathon? Is there any presence of plagiarism?
Prizes
Best Overall Hack
Best Get.tech hack
Best Cybersecurity Hack
Best Game Hack
Most Innovative Hack
Best Hardware Hack
Best Beginner Hack
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
How to enter
Go to our website, lewhacks.tech and signup through our registration forms!
Judges
Brandie Claborn
Intel Cybersecurity Vice President of Communications
Derek Pastor
Executive Director of lewHacks(0
Alan Cao
Director of lewHacks()
Judging Criteria
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Potential
Does this project show any future? Are the participants going to continue to work with an integrate it? -
Design
How does the project work? -
Innovation
If this project is new, and what does this bring to the table? What features of this project brings a “wow” to the judges? -
Usefulness / Impact
Does this project help the world in anyway and has the potential of helping the world? -
Presentation
How well did the participants pitch and sell their idea? -
Validity
Is this project new? Has the participants worked on this prior to the hackathon? Is there any presence of plagiarism?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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