Team #2002 Sponsorship Levels

Our sponsor levels are named after famous women in science, technology, and engineering

	$5,000 plus - Marie Sklodowska Curie (1867 - 1934) Isolated plutonium and radium, established nature of radiation First woman to win a Nobel prize, first person to win two Nobel prizes in different disciplines. Company name as part of the team name Name on team letterhead Giant (12x12) logo on sponsor banner at competition Name in all press Logo and link on sponsor page of website Company name on Robot Team T-shirt and Button Invitation to VIP luncheon at Regional
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	$2,500 - $4,999 - Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper (1906 - 1992) Revolutionary computer scientist, invented COBOL programming language. Name on team letterhead Huge (10x10) logo on sponsor banner at competition Name in all press Logo and link on sponsor page of website Company name on Robot Team T-shirt and Button Invitation to VIP luncheon at Regional
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	$1,000 - $2,499 - Stephanie Louise Kwolek (1923 - current) Invented and patented Kevlar (used in bulletproof vests, underwater cables, brake linings, space vehicles, parachutes, skis, and boats). Large (8x8) logo on sponsor banner at competition Logo and link on sponsor page of website Team T-shirt and Button Invitation to VIP luncheon at Regional
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	$500 - $999 - Rosalind Franklin (1920 - 1958) Discovered the helical structure of DNA. Medium (6x6) logo on sponsor banner at competition Logo and link on sponsor page of website Team T-shirt and Button Invitation to Regional Competition
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	$200 - $499 - Sally Ride (1951 - current) First American woman astronaut. Small (4x4) logo on sponsor banner at competition Logo and link on sponsor page of website Invitation to Regional Competition

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