Participants will choose a dataset of interest and then graph, analyze, and creatively interpret their results in a compelling and unique way. Students (grades upper elementary, middle and high school) and adults will stretch their imaginations to create a graphic, story, play, painting, song, dance, sculpture, etc., being sure to accurately summarize and portray the trends from the data. Data Jammers can compete individually or in small teams (2-8 members) for the opportunity to win great prizes.   Imagination is the only limiting factor in this competition where art meets science!

The ORCA Data Jam showcase and awards ceremony will take place on May 11, 2023 from 4pm-6pm at the Riverhouse in Vero Beach. Following the showcase, Dr. Edie Widder will make a presentation on Why Art Matters in Science at 6pm.

If you have questions about this project or are interested in getting involved in our next Data Jam, please contact Missy Weiss at: mweiss@teamorca.org