Today, Rep. John R. Carter (R-TX-31) announced six students from Texas District 31 have been accepted to attend the Congress of Future Scientists and Technologists in Lowell, Massachusetts from July 29 to July 1, 2016.  The following students have been chosen from Central Texas: Jaleah Heggs, Cedar Park; Kember Campbell, Leander; Patrick Gehlbach, Georgetown; Sean Miller, Round Rock; John Hudec, Temple; Samuel Coleman, Temple.

“I commend these outstanding students on their academic achievements, leadership potential, and work ethic,” said Rep. Carter. “The commitment these students have demonstrated towards science and technology will help ensure America leads the world in innovations of the future.”

“Success comes as a result of setting high standards and focusing on constant development. I applaud each of these students’ desire to excel in academic endeavors. The selection to attend this program is further evidence of their hard work and dedication for research and innovation. I am confident they will do an excellent job representing the District and the great State of Texas. Congratulations on this great honor.”

The Congress of Future Scientists and Technologists is an honors-only program with the purpose of motivating and directing the top aspiring students who would like to become scientists, technologists, and engineers. The students will hear from several notable speakers with background and leadership experience in the areas of science and technology. After the Congress, the Academy will assist students with a strategy to help them reach their goals.

For more information on the National Academy of Future Scientists and Technologists, please visit www.SciTechLeaders.com

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