Science & Arts Academy
1825 Miner Street
Des Plaines, Illinois 60016
847-827-7880
http://www.scienceandartsacademy.org
Science & Arts Academy is an independent, non-denominational, co-educational, not-for-profit day school for gifted students in Junior Kindergarten through eighth grade.
Presented on Friday, August 17, 2012, Acting Dean Chris Maziar, Associate Dean of Students John Lubker, Associate Dean of Professional Development Laura Carlson and GSU President Doug Rice addressed more than 450 new graduate students at Jordan Hall.
Science & Arts Academy
1825 Miner Street
Des Plaines, Illinois 60016
847-827-7880
http://www.scienceandartsacademy.org
Science & Arts Academy is an independent, non-denominational, co-educational, not-for-profit day school for gifted students in Junior Kindergarten through eighth grade.
Presented on Friday, August 17, 2012, Acting Dean Chris Maziar, Associate Dean of Students John Lubker, Associate Dean of Professional Development Laura Carlson and GSU President Doug Rice addressed more than 450 new graduate students at Jordan Hall.
The students in the cookery club made relishing and healthy fruit cream and in the science club they learnt to make an air conditioner. In the DIY club they displayed the scintillating talent by learning to make the pattern with paints on pots and in the mass media club they learnt the art of displaying the headlines and content.
A personal article about my journey to Jaffna (for the first time in my life) to participate in a Centenary project by the Sri Lanka Girl Guides Association (SLGGA).
TEAMS (Together Everyone Achieves More Success) is designed to improve middle-school and high-school students' chances of staying in school, graduating, and attending college. It is a partnership between UNL Extension, Western Nebraska Community College, and the Minatare and Scottsbluff School Districts.
The students in the cookery club made relishing and healthy fruit cream and in the science club they learnt to make an air conditioner. In the DIY club they displayed the scintillating talent by learning to make the pattern with paints on pots and in the mass media club they learnt the art of displaying the headlines and content.
A personal article about my journey to Jaffna (for the first time in my life) to participate in a Centenary project by the Sri Lanka Girl Guides Association (SLGGA).
TEAMS (Together Everyone Achieves More Success) is designed to improve middle-school and high-school students' chances of staying in school, graduating, and attending college. It is a partnership between UNL Extension, Western Nebraska Community College, and the Minatare and Scottsbluff School Districts.
High schools—are you interested in creating more effective partnerships with the colleges in your neighborhood? Colleges—are you interested in more effectively reaching out to high school students in your own backyard? This type of proximity offers some unique opportunities for forming partnerships with the school next door. Come prepared to hear how two colleges and two high schools have used these relationships to their advantage, and bring some of your own examples as well.
Grade School To Grad School Tesol Barratt Latham LoboLeslie Barratt
This presentation describes models of programs in which students mentor other students. Participants will gather ideas for how they can implement student mentoring in their own contexts.
1. Ritu Bhargava
Los Altos High School
Email: ritukbhargava@yahoo.com
I. Art and Culture
Art
Painting
Won Outstanding Student Painting Award in 2011
Favorite subjects to paint are flowers, sea creatures, and portraits
Experimentation
Different mediums include acrylic, wax, and watercolor
Different canvases include boards, newspaper, wood and clay
Community Art and Design
Designed and developed from scratch two field hockey goals for Homestead High School
Collaborated with other art students to create a tile mosaic for the school cafeteria
Travel
India
Fluent in Hindi
Drove around numerous cities and learned about the history of India and its people
Experienced Indian culture and lifestyle advantages and disadvantages of today
Visited countless family members and resided in several of their homes
France
Through EF Tours
Spoke only in French the whole trip
Learned about a different culture and became more educated about global lifestyles
Event Planning
Public Speaking
Acting Classes at Carter Entertainment, four classes
Acting, Modeling and Singing Classes at JRP, 48 classes
Current use of speaking skills in classroom and meetings/professional environments
Enjoy talking in front of peers or large groups with confidence and authority
Hosting Parties
Designated organizer and planner of birthdays, family gatherings, and team parties
Skills include arranging decorations and music for better ambiance, appropriate meal
planning, people skills, directing caterers, helpers, and guests, organizing activities all
people attending will enjoy
II. Sports
Field Hockey
University of British Columbia
Drove to the university and back, camping in Oregon for one night
Participated in a friendly U16 boys’ tournament at the UBC field hockey artificial turf field
JV Tournament
Assisted in set up
Coached and motivated two junior varsity teams
Los Altos High School Team
Varsity member for four years
2. Varsity captain for 2012
Bay Area Field Hockey Association
Competed with adult teams consisting of mainly European and Indian players
Palo Alto Men’s League
Played in numerous friend matches once a week
Futures Development Program
Member for 3 years and participated in Regional Rumble
Quicksilver Cats/Bulldogs Club
Played with team for 5 years and took part in numerous games/tournaments with them
Stanford Storm Boys Club
Co‐Founder of Club
Played with for 6 years and competed in countless tournaments in California and Arizona
Norcal Rush Club
Competed in U16 and U19 Festival Tournament with them
Took part in various tournaments for 4 years
Stanford Lightning Club
Co‐Founder of Club, played for 2 years
Stick Starz Program
Member for 1 year
Infinity Club
Participated in U19 Festival Tournament
Cool Cats Club
Member for 2 years starting at age 7
III. Work and Service
Work
Babysitting
Supervised 1‐3 kids at a time
Resolved conflicts and entertained them
Service
Peer Tutoring
Taught history to groups of 4‐5 ninth graders
Mentored underprivileged students
Bridge Point Retirement Home
Volunteer Art Helper
Assisted in activities for the elderly; walked and listened to them
Field Hockey Camps
Educated several dozen beginner field hockey players at a Los Altos High summer camp
Motivated and directed incoming and current high school players through drills and
games also
Refereed, trained several teams, and set up drills at Homestead High School