Address: 1340 S De Anza Blvd. Suite 204, San Jose, CA 95129
Time: 7:00pm to 9:00pm,  Friday, 3/28/2014
Fee: $40/person; $60/two family members; $80/three family members; $100/four family members

Nikhil Buduma is currently a freshman at MIT studying computer science and biology.

Some of his accomplishments include:

1) Two gold medals at the International Biology Olympiad (IBO) in 2012 and 2013

2) 3-time USAMO Qualifier

3) Winner of the National BioGENEius Challenge

4) Intel STS semifinalist, Siemens semifinalist

5) Intel ISEF Qualifier

6) First place in the senior division of the Toshiba Exploravision Contest

7) Reigning California state champion in public forum debate

8) Founder and President of his high school STEM-Med Program
9) President of his high school’s math club

9) Captain of his school’s debate team

1) How he became a confident, persuasive speaker through his involvement in speech and debate

2) How he was able overcome significant obstacles to start a campus-wide STEM program as a high school freshman

3) His success in vast variety of scientific research disciplines, from medicine to computational astrochemistry

4) How he qualified to the International Biology Olympiad in 2012 and 2013, earning two gold medals for the United States

1) What it takes to turn yourself into a persuasive leader who can make enormous changes

2) How to prime yourself for success in academic research and science fairs

3) How to structure your time and energy to reach the highest levels of success in the national and international olympiads