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GENIUS'Olympiad'FINALIST'GUIDE'
Dear GENIUS Olympiad Finalists,
If you have more questions, please let us know by emailing info@geniusolympiad.org. Email is preferred
communication. In order to provide you with the best possible experience at the GENIUS Olympiad, you must read
each of the following topics carefully and provide the requested information in a timely manner.
1. Steps to Follow
2. Check List - What to bring
3. Shipping Information
4. Accommodation / Lodging Information
5. Travel & Airport Pick up/Drop Information
6. Parking Information
7. Dress Code
8. International Fair
9. Washington DC/NY City and Boston Trips
10. Printing Information
11. Certificate programs
12. Insurance Information / immunization records
13. Media Agreement and Code of Conduct (Behavioral Expectations)
1.'STEPS'TO'FOLLOW'
a) CHECK your finalist status on our website or application site. Finalists should take the following steps.
b) REGISTER PARTICIPANTS (ALL participants must be registered, including chaperones, and those who will stay
in hotel) by logging into project application system. This is additional step and different than application.
Provide participant information correctly and pay the participation fee per participant (including chaperones,
guests, and those who will stay at hotel) in order to confirm your participation (Deadline May 1).
c) INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS: REQUEST an invitation letter after participant registration for whole group
travelling together and fees paid for within the application platform. Once the participation list is approved,
invitation letter will be posted into the application site under participant tab. You may print your letter from
your account. The sooner you provide participant information and fees, the sooner you will receive your letter.
The guests MUST also pay participation fee in order to be included in the invitation letter.
d) DECIDE and REGISTER TRIPS (optional) whether you will attend the Washington DC, Boston, or NY City Trip
(Deadline: May 10). We will provide bus service ($100, Monday June 10) from JFK to RIT Campus for those who
will register at trip (see item #11). You will register for the trips in application system by May 10.
e) SUBMIT your Travel Information (Deadline: June 1) using the “Travel information” tab in the application system.
This information should be submitted only once for the project by the group chaperone.
f) RULES & MEDIA AGREEMENT: By participating into GENIUS Olympiad, you agree to all the rules, code of
conduct, and media consent agreement stated on this document under item 15.
2-'CHECK'LIST'–'WHAT'TO'BRING?!
1- £ Photo I.D. for all participants (keep a color copy of your passport with you at all times, including US Visa)
2- £ All project display materials (if not shipped).
3- £ Cultural items, promotional catalogs, and small gift items to share with others at the international fair.
4- £ Personal hygiene items (towel, shower gel, toothpaste, etc.).
5- £ International-to-US outlet converter for your charging needs (computer, cell phones etc.).
6- £ Business/formal attire and traditional cultural attire (optional) for opening and award ceremonies.
7- £ Sweaters for chilly nights: Weather will be 65-90 F (20-32
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C) during the day and 60-70 F (15-22
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C) at night.
8- £ Cash in U.S. currency for shopping at on-campus shops. The campus has ATM machines.
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3-'SHIPPING'INFORMATION! !
§ Bring electronic copies of your documents on a flash drive. If something goes wrong (such as your luggage
does not show up), you will need these for last-minute printing.
§ We recommend that you personally bring your project display materials with you. For those who prefer to ship
their display materials, including trifolds, please use the TERRA Science and Education address:
835 West Genesee St. Syracuse, NY 13204 USA - (315) 422-2902
1. Make sure that you have your name printed on the shipment in large format.
2. Your shipment must arrive at the following address between May 15 and June 6. (We will not be at the
address after June 6
therefore make sure for
the arrival of the package by June 6)
3. Your shipment will be brought to the display area by 9 am for project set-up.
4. You are responsible for the return of your project materials. The campus has a US Postal Service and UPS
store at DSP Hall or Global Village Post Office for your shipment needs.
5. The Terra address or any campus address CANNOT be used to ship personal. The campus does not
provide mail service for participants. We are NOT responsible for any lost packages or mail. Any
packages or mail received after June 7 will be returned to the sender.-'!
4-'ACCOMMODATION'/'LODGING'INFORMATION'
Official Check In: Please arrive at Fredericka Douglas Sprague Perry Hall (DSP Hall) on RIT campus for Registration
Check-in. Participants will stay in student housing dorms with double bedrooms with no air conditioning.
GENIUS check-in starts on Monday June 10 at 10 am. We will have late night check in on June 10 (until 2 am). We
will have welcome table at the Rochester Airport Luggage Claim area to guide you to the GENIUS Bus pick up area
(until 1 am).
Official Check Out: You may leave after Award Ceremony on Friday June 14. GENIUS Olympiad participants MUST
check out of the dorms by 10.30 am on Saturday June 15.
Children under the age of 12 will NOT be offered housing on campus due to NY State regulations. Parents with a
child under the age of 12 should arrange their own accommodation at a hotel.
EARLY ARRIVALS/LATE DEPARTURES: Please arrange your own hotel accommodations with a RIT INN Hotel or any
other area hotels for a day or two for the early arrival or late departures. Hotel will provide shuttle service to RIT
campus. Those who stay at RIT hotel will cover all their hotel expenses and it is not covered under registration fees.
ROOM ASSIGNMENTS will be made at the check-in during your arrival. Participants will be placed in the rooms
according to their preference; either with another participant of the same gender from same school or different
school. Chaperones may be roomed with another chaperone as well. If a student attends with his/her parent, they
may be roomed together, based on their preference. Male and female participants will be placed on separate
buildings/floors. Families who are roomed together will be placed in a separate building identified as mixed gender.
GENIUS Olympiad is willing to work with participants who are without a gender identity.
DORMS: Dorms have community bathrooms (separate for males and females). Linens, pillow, and a cotton blanket
will be provided. Personal hygiene products (soap, shower gels, toothpaste, etc.) and towels will NOT be
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provided. You should bring all your personal hygiene products for a week. Campus store located in the basement of
dorms may carry some of these items.
PETS are NOT allowed in the dorms.
DINING SERVICES: GENIUS Olympiad provides meals, which are stated on the schedule, as part of your participation
registration fee. RIT Dining will be offering meals at an all-you-care-to-eat facility (including salad bar, soup,
sandwich bar, and hot meal bar) at Gracie’s Dining Hall. RIT Dining will be offering halal and several vegetarian food
options, however it is not Kosher certified (for any Kosher needs, please reach out to GO via email so these needs
can be accommodated). Food items will be specified as Gluten free. All participants are responsible for their
personal expenses other than what will be provided by GENIUS Olympiad. RIT Campus has other a la carte dining
options available for a fee to purchase, which can be made by credit/debit (excluding AMEX) and offer a wide
variety of food options. For anyone with special dietary needs or restrictions, please contact Genius Olympiad via
email directly. For more information on RIT dining locations and services, please visit
https://www.rit.edu/fa/diningservices/locations.
All halls, where accommodation, dining, and events take place are ACCESSIBLE for disabled participants.
CHAPERONES MUST BE with their students at all times per NY State law while on campus. Parents, teachers, a
close relative can be adult chaperones accompanying students during the event. One chaperone may accompany
several students.
FREE Wi-Fi will be available for GENIUS Olympiad participants on campus and in dorm rooms.
GUESTS (additional parents, chaperone, sibling, or student participants, which will be identified during registration
by the system) are subject to pay $850 guest fee, which is the actual cost of each participant, to cover lodging, food,
Niagara Falls trip. However, if the guest decides to stay in a hotel, their fee will be $500 to cover their food, Niagara
Falls trip, event management, and airport pickup/drops. Additional guest accommodation is subject to availability.
Guests choosing to stay at hotel must arrange their own hotel and pay for it in addition to registration fees.
Students may choose to stay with their parents in hotel.
Student or Chaperone Participants who choose to stay at a hotel, instead of provided dorm rooms, must be still
registered with GO and pay the registration fees at full to cover dining services, Niagara Falls trip and Airport
services. Again, they need to arrange their hotel and pay for it.
HOURS of BUILDING - SECURITY: Participants will have a card to access their buildings. The doors of the dorm
building will be locked and NO one will be allowed to socialize in the common areas after 11.30 pm. Campus
security will be present outside of the dorms. Conduct that threatens or endangers the health and/or safety of a
person(s) including, but not limited to, exiting a building through the window or the throwing of objects out of the
window is prohibited.
ALCOHOL POLICY: The consumption or possession of alcoholic beverages is prohibited. GENIUS Olympiad is an
ALCOHOL-FREE event, therefore drinking or serving alcohol is not allowed during the event even for the adults. If
you are under 21 years of age, you are prohibited from possessing or consuming alcohol in US.
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SEXUAL CONDUCT: All forms of sexual misconduct, including any form of unwanted sexual contact are explicitly
prohibited. Sexual conduct with someone under age of 17 may cause imprisonment between 1-25 years.
SMOKING POLICY: Smoking is strictly prohibited in all college buildings. RIT Campus is SMOKING FREE campus,
therefore you are not allowed to smoke (includes E-CIGARETTES) on campus premises.
LAUNDRY: The laundry room with washing machines and driers is located in the basement. If you wish to hand
wash your clothes, please use sinks in laundry room ONLY. Detergent is NOT provided, but can be purchased.
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES:
FIRE ALARMS: You must evacuate the buildings by ONLY stairways in the case of a fire alarm. Please do not use the
elevators in the case of a fire alarm. Be sure to move 50 feet away from the building. Setting a fire, causing a false
fire alarm, tampering with a fire alarm, or causing an situation that creates a fire safety hazard is prohibited.
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES: If you cannot navigate the stairs, please wait at the top of the stairwell on your floor
for fire safety personnel to assist you in exiting the building.
FIRE SAFETY EQUIPMENT: There are fire extinguishers/pull boxes located on each floor in case of an emergency.
5-'TRAVEL'&'AIRPORT'PICKUP/DROP'INFORMATION'
Participants are responsible for their own travel expenses to attend the GENIUS Olympiad event.
ROCHESTER AIRPORT PICK UP ONLY: GENIUS Olympiad will provide free pick up and drop off services from ONLY
Greater Rochester Airport of NY on Monday June 10 between 11am until Midnight (or last plane arrival). Those
who take bus to arrive (Greyhound, Megabus, or Trailways) should take a cab (taxi) or Uber/Lyft to arrive RIT
campus.
Chaperones who accompany students must provide travel information about all participants who are coming to
GENIUS Olympiad as a group/school. Please purchase your tickets before you provide this information to us.
Groups which arrive a day early (Sunday) or late (Tuesday) MUST arrange their own transportation to RIT Campus.
RIT Campus is 8 min away from the airport and costs only $10-12 by Uber or Lyft. Early arrivals must arrange their
own lodging at a hotel until June 10 by 11 am.
TRAVEL BY AIR: The closest airport to RIT is GREATER ROCHESTER AIRPORT (4-5 miles, 8 min drive, $10-12 by
Uber/Lyft). GENIUS Olympiad will provide free shuttle services from the airport ONLY ON MONDAY, June 10,
starting at 11.00 am until late midnight at 12.30 am. The bus will leave the airport almost every hour and as it gets
full. GENIUS Olympiad will welcome you at the airport and direct you to transportation services.
JFK AIRPORT PICK UP for TRIP PARTICIPANTS ONLY: If you are planning to attend optional DC/NYC trips after
GENIUS, your arrival airport can be JFK and you can be picked by GO bus at JFK airport. You will be dropped at JFK
airport at the end of trip (except IVY Trip, which will end at Boston). JFK airport pick-up service will be $100 per
participant only on Monday, June 10. JFK Bus registration is on application platform. Your plane must arrive before
3 pm at JFK in order to use this service.
RETURN SHUTTLES to ROCHESTER AIRPORT (only 8-10 minutes): FRIDAY June 14 at 2.00 and 3.30 pm or take Uber-
Lyft (10 min drive/$10-12), and SATURDAY June 15 at 4.00, 5.30, 7.00, 8.30, and 10.00, or take Uber-Lyft.
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Those who will take the optional DC/NYC trips will be dropped at JFK airport at the end of their trip schedule. Those
who will take the optional DC/NYC/Boston trip will be dropped at Boston airport at the end of their trip schedule.
TRAVEL BY TRAIN/BUS: (NOTE We do NOT provide shuttle service for this) You should arrange to arrive at the
Rochester Regional Transportation train/bus terminal. Amtrak (train services) or Greyhound or MegaBus (bus
services) serve to Rochester. GENIUS Olympiad does NOT provide shuttle service from train/bus terminal.
However, you may take taxi/Uber/Lyft for 8 minutes drive costing around $12. Arrive at Douglas Sprague Perry
(DSP) Hall on RIT.
TRAVEL BY CAR: Please arrive at DSP Hall on RIT Campus. You will get free parking permit on campus on Lot K with
a parking permit. For campus map and parking information, please read the parking information section.
PLANNING TO TAKE TRAIN OR BUS FROM NY CITY TO ROCHESTER? When arrived to Rochester, You may need to
take Taxi, Uber/Lyft to RIT Campus
You may use Amtrak (train services) or Greyhound or MegaBus (bus services). You need to go to Penn Station in
order to take Amtrak train. You need to go to Port Authority in order to take a bus.:
Step 1: Take the JFK air train (terminal train) and go to the subway (Jamaica Station) that is located in the airport.
Step 2: Take the A TRAIN that goes towards Manhattan.
Step 3: Disembark (i.e., Leave) from the subway at the Port Authority station (or it is also called the 42 St station).
Step 4: Just go upstairs to the Street and you will see a very big building which is the Port Authority station.
Step 5: Ask someone where the bus stations (Greyhound or Megabus) are located. It is usually on the ground floor,
but just in case ask someone who works at Greyhound or Megabus.
If you want to go to Penn Station to disembark (get out) from the subway at Penn Station which is on the 34 street
station.
Note: You have to be on time for your bus. It usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes to go from JFK to Port Authority.
6-'PARKING'INFORMATION
Participants who arrive with their car may park their vehicle for free at Parking Lot K on campus. You need to ask
for a parking permit at the GENIUS registration desk to park for free on campus. Those who will come with a bus
must notify us ahead of time for special permit for bus parking.
7-'DRESS'CODE'''
Participants are REQUIRED to wear their name badge at all times during the conference. Participants will not be allowed to
attend events, enter dorm rooms, dining services, or Niagara Falls trip without their ID badges.
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Event
Dress Code
Attendees
Ice-breaker Activities
GENIUS T-shirt
GENIUS
Opening and Awards Ceremonies
Business Casual or Traditional Costume
Open to public
Reception and Public Viewing
Business Casual or Traditional Costume
Open to public
Judging
Business/Formal casual
Judges
Niagara Falls Trip
GENIUS T-shirt & ID is REQUIRED
GENIUS
International Fair
Business Casual or Traditional Costume
Open to public
All Other Events
Casual
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8-'INTERNATIONAL'FAIR!
The purpose of the international fair is to provide an opportunity for all participants to promote their culture and
country. Each country and state will be provided with table space for displays and promotional items to promote
their culture. In addition, participants will be given an opportunity to perform (sing, dance, etc). US participants can
present their states, and only one table will be provided for to each state, to be shared by multiple participants.
Please be creative in providing a fun and educational fair to enjoy and learn. Please see the schedule on our website
for the date and times of the event. Those who would like to perform during the international fair should register
their performance through the application system.
9-'TERRA'DISCOVERY'TRIPS'AFTER'GENIUS'OLYMPIAD'
GENIUS offers the following trips on a first-come, first-served based on complete payment and registration.
Teachers/chaperones will receive 10% discount for every non-chaperone participant (students and guests).:
1- Washington DC & New York City Trip & Six Flags Trip (4 nights & 3 days) $925, June 14 - 18 (starts at Rochester
and ends at NY JFK airport). Participants will be dropped at JFK by 11.30am on Tuesday, June 18.
2- Washington DC & New York City Trip (3 nights & 2 days): $695, June 14 - 17 (starts at Rochester and ends at
New York JFK airport). Participants will be dropped at JFK by 11.30 am on Monday, June 17.
3- Washington DC & New York City Trip (4 nights & 3 days): $845, June 14 - 18 (starts at Rochester and ends at
New York JFK airport). Participants will be dropped at JFK by 11.30 am on Tuesday, June 18.
4- Washington DC & New York City & Ivy University Tour (Boston) (6 nights & 4 days): $1,150, June 14 - 20 (starts
from Rochester and ends at Boston Logan airport). You will visit Harvard, MIT, Yale, Brown, Columbia, and
Princeton University during this trip. Participants will be dropped at Boston Airport by 11.30 am on Thursday, June
20.
5- Customized trips: GENIUS Olympiad can arrange a customized trip for your group. For this option please contact
us before May 10th.
There will be JFK airport (NYC) pick-up bus service for ONLY those who will attend one of our trips to bring them to
the GENIUS Olympia campus. JFK airport pick-up service will be $100 per participant only on Monday, June 10. Your
flight must arrive by 3 pm at JFK to use JFK bus service.
Trip Fees must be paid by May 10. Payments will be collected online only within the application process. Full
refunds are given until May 10, all others may not be refunded due to advance payments to hotels and bus
companies to reserve space.
Each bus will have at least one GENIUS Olympiad staff member who will lead the group, however in general, it is a
self-driven trip at the city. We will provide a guide to prepare you for the trip.
10-'PRINTING'INFORMATION'
Fee based printing services, including last minute emergency poster prints, are available on campus on a need basis.
GENIUS Olympiad provides only black/white printing (regular US paper size only) at registration desk.
11-'CERTIFICATE'PROGRAMS!
During judging hours GENIUS Olympiad and RIT will provide several educational activities for groups. These
are designed to educate participants about environment, learning, and education. The topics and the presenters
will be announced on our website. All participants of the program will receive a RIT certificate.
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12-'HEALTH'INSURANCE'INFORMATION'/'IMMUNIZATION!
HEALTH INSURANCE: The U.S. health system does not provide free healthcare; therefore, it is HIGHLY
recommended for international participants to purchase travel health insurance. You may purchase travel
insurance from www.insuremytrip.com for $40-50 per person. GENIUS Olympiad is not affiliated with this company
and you may choose to purchase your insurance from other companies. GENIUS Olympiad will NOT cover any
health-related expenses of any of its participants.
IMMUNIZATION RECORD: The New York State Department of Health requires all participants attending programs
at college campuses show proof of adequate immunization for measles, mumps, and rubella. Participants must
have a copy of their official immunization record showing adequate immunity for measles, mumps, and rubella. In
the event of the measles, mumps, or rubella outbreak, participants without an immunization record will be
quarantined for 7-21 days (depending on disease outbreak).
Specific requirements are proof of the following vaccines: two measles, mumps, and rubella (2 x MMR) vaccine
after your first birthday. A blood test (MMR titer) is also acceptable if it shows adequate immunity to measles,
mumps, and rubella. Official immunization records or MMR titer test must show name, date of birth, and date of
immunizations, along with health care provider signature or stamp. Individuals with medical exemptions must have
a letter from their health care provider of the reasons for a medical exemption. Religious exemptions must be
addressed in a writing from a parent (if the student is a minor) or from the student if 18 and above.
Individuals traveling from tuberculosis endemic countries must show proof of a negative Mantoux test or negative
chest x-ray. This is expected at the time of your arrival to GENIUS Olympiad. Thank you for complying with the New
York State Department of Health requirements.
13-'MEDIA'PERMISSION'and'CODE'OF'CONDUCT''!
Participation into the GENIUS Olympiad implies that you accept the following rules and conditions.
I give permission for my child/myself be filmed/photographed/interviewed by the media and/or the organizer
during GENIUS Olympiad and for them to use my (or my child’s) photograph, work, voice for promotional and
educational purposes, such as in publications, posters, brochures and newsletters; on the GENIUS web site, radio
station or TV.
I have read and understood the official Code of Conduct of GENIUS Olympiad (available on the application site) and
agree to abide by the rules contained therein. I understand that violation of any rule explained above will result in
my project’s immediate disqualification and removal of eligibility for all awards. I shall indemnify, defend and hold
GENIUS Olympiad and organizers of GENIUS Olympiad harmless from and against any negligence in any case due to,
illness or any form of harassment anywhere programs or events of GENIUS Olympiad takes place including but not
limited to RIT Campus.
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GENIUS Olympiad CODE of CONDUCT
1 PREAMBLE
Participation in the activities of GENIUS Olympiad offers many perks and privileges. At the same time participants,
are expected to fulfill certain responsibilities and obligations, including complying with this Code of Conduct of
GENIUS Olympiad. In this policy, “participant” will refer to any young person, adult chaperone, or related persons
who has been registered to attend GENIUS Olympiad.
2 POLICY
3.1 GENIUS Olympiad will provide an environment in which all individuals are treated with respect. GENIUS
Olympiad does not discriminate based on gender, age, national origin, ethnicity, religion, economic status,
disability, political belief, sexual orientation, academic, artistic, or athletic ability.
3.2 Participants in GENIUS Olympiad’s programs and activities will conduct themselves in a manner consistent with
this Code of Conduct of GENIUS Olympiad. GENIUS Olympiad reserves the right to disqualify any participant of
GENIUS Olympiad from any or all activities, who is deemed in violation of any conduct of this code of GENIUS
Olympiad.
2.1 All Participants in GENIUS Olympiad will:
a) maintain and enhance the dignity and self-esteem of participants in GENIUS Olympiad events;
b) demonstrate respect for individuals regardless of gender, ethnic or racial origin, sexual orientation, age, marital
status, religion, political belief, disability or economic status;
c) direct comments or criticism appropriately and avoid public criticism of, but not limited to, participants, judges,
delegates, committee members, volunteers, guests, staff and members of GENIUS Olympiad;
d) demonstrate ethical conduct and practices.
e) abstain from use or consumption of any tobacco, alcohol, and the non-medical use of drugs;
f) refrain from any behavior that constitutes harassment, where harassment is comment, conduct or unwanted
touch directed towards an individual or group, which is offensive, abusive, racist, sexist, degrading or malicious;
g) refrain from any behavior that constitutes sexual harassment, defined as unwelcome sexual advances or
unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature;
h) comply at all times with the policies, rules and regulations of GENIUS Olympiad and RIT campus.
i) make sure to maintain appropriate attire in all programs and events of GENIUS Olympiad.
j) be courteous and cooperative when asked by GENIUS Olympiad organizing committee to share a room.
2.2 All adult participants at GENIUS OLYMPIAD events will:
a) abstain from the use of alcohol and tobacco on event premises, including accommodations;
b) ensure the reasonable consumption of alcoholic beverages in social situations where minors are not present.
c) ensure that expectations for participant behavior and conduct are made clear to the participants in their charge;
d) provide supervision for the participants in their charge in a manner that fulfils what a judicious parent expects.
e) help other participants when the need arises or if help is requested
f) communicate and cooperate with the participants and ensure that participants are aware of the expectations for
their children at the GENIUS OLYMPIAD event and the range of consequences for misbehavior.
g) understand the consequences of serious misbehavior as described in this code of conduct of GENIUS OLYMPIAD.
2.3 Young Participants will:
a) be accompanied by a parent/guardian/chaperone or chaperone (adult participant) at ALL times
b) attend and participate in all activities, tours, and events that are part of GENIUS OLYMPIAD;
c) be punctual at all GENIUS OLYMPIAD activities and events, especially be punctual for judging
d) respect all curfews explained to them by GENIUS staff and notes;
e) be in their room before 11.30 am every night to get sufficient sleep;
f) be discharged from Campus and GENIUS Olympiad when the code of conduct of GENIUS OLYMPIAD is not
followed;
g) not engage in any activity that will bring the moral tone of any GENIUS OLYMPIAD events into disrepute;
