Program Application

Application for STEM Trivia Competition
A one-day trivia contest for deaf and hard-of-hearing high school students.

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Program Dates:

Session I: October 20, 2026
Session II: November 17, 2026

Think fast. Answer smart. Win big.

RIT/NTID Virtual STEM Trivia brings students from across the country together for an exciting battle of STEM knowledge! Test yourself with challenging STEM questions and a few bonus questions. Compete against other students and see if you have what it takes to claim the top spot!

Please Note:

To be eligible for the Virtual STEM Trivia Competition, students must be:

Deaf or hard-of-hearing
Currently enrolled in grades 9-12 as a high school student
IMPORTANT: Students may participate in both sessions. However, if you win a session, you cannot participate in another session.

Student

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Additional Information

If you wish to be identified with a particular ethnic group, please select the appropriate one.

African American, Black

Asian American

Native American, Alaskan Native

Hispanic, Latino

Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander

White, Caucasian

Other

Please Select a Session:

Session I: October 20, 2026

Session II: November 17, 2026

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Questions:

Voice: 585-362-2185
Videophone: 585-286-4555
E-mail: ntidoutreach@ntid.rit.edu

Application for STEM Trivia Competition A one-day trivia contest for deaf and hard-of-hearing high school students.

Visit Program Site

Student

Parent/Guardian

Academics

Additional Information

Application for STEM Trivia Competition
A one-day trivia contest for deaf and hard-of-hearing high school students.