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ERIE M3 Challenge FAQ

The competition will begin with a kickoff event in October 2026. Various stages of project development will happen through March 2026. All teams will be required to submit the final elements of their project and present their findings and solutions in March.

The challenge is open to regional high school students. Teams should include three to five students and a teacher or school representative who can help coordinate participation.

No. Registration and participation are free. Project development costs and approved project materials will be covered by funds available through 名媛直播.

All registration forms must be submitted by October 1, 2026. Teams can register their teams online by completing this .

By connecting students with mentors who provide personalized guidance and expertise, participants will develop practical skills and a holistic understanding of the principles of science, engineering and sustainability. The challenge is committed to securing a healthier environment, fostering resilient infrastructure and encouraging a culture of innovation for the future.

Teams may conduct an investigation, develop a model, build a prototype, or create a monitoring or mitigation system. Each project should address one of the identified environmental challenges and include measurable results.

Teams will receive guidance from Gannon University faculty or professional mentors. They may also have access to university facilities and resources, including the .

The challenge begins with a kickoff event in October and concludes with the final competition in March. Teams will develop and test their projects between these events.

Teams will present their projects to a panel of judges and explain the problem, their design process, their results, and the potential impact of their solution.

Projects will be evaluated based on:

  • Understanding of the environmental problem
  • Engineering or scientific approach
  • Creativity and innovation
  • Testing and use of evidence
  • Feasibility and potential impact
  • Presentation, teamwork, and communication

Yes. Each student on the top three teams will receive a one-time scholarship to attend Gannon University:

  • First Place: $3,000
  • Second Place: $2,000
  • Third Place: $1,000