University High School Bulletin for Friday, June 4, 2010
Yearbooks for sale in the UHS Office for $80.00!!
Graduation DVD's READY FOR PICK UP!
Graduation DVD's ready for pick up in the UHS Office!!
Spring Musical-Seussical
Suessical is a show for the whole family to attend.
Performances will be on June 3rd, 4th and 5th at 7:30 with a matinee on the 5th @ 2:00.
Tickets are available for purchase at the door
$12.00 each
Veteran's Memorial Auditorium
2425 Fresno St
Return Spring Session parking pass by Friday, June 4th.
Students-
You MUST return the Spring Session permit to the UHS Office on Friday, June 4th-NO EXCEPTIONS!
Friday Furlough Day Friday will have limited options for lunch on campus with just the snack bar open. Please consider bringing a lunch unless you want nachos or a hot dog.
GRADUATES--DIPLOMA PICK-UP DAY DIPLOMA PICK-UP DAY is TUESDAY, JUNE 8TH from 9 AM to 12 Noon. Please see Mrs. Lung in Room 20 to sign off for your diploma. If you have NOT requested your final transcript, you may do so at that time as well. Each transcript request is $2.00.
Summer School Information If you plan to remediate any courses through BYU this summer, it is important to email your counselor before you request the final be mailed out, otherwise they will not know to go to the Fresno State mailroom to look for your final. Furthermore, since your final expires two weeks after it is mailed out, you want to be sure that your counselor is in town and available to pick up your final and administer it to you.
While BYU grades are automoatically mailed to UHS, local area high schools do not automatically mail UHS your grades. Therefore, it is your responsibility to bring your summer school report card to Mrs. Lung. The same is true for any junior college coursework.
Upcoming UHS Senior Events
June 10th-Disney Grad Night,
11:00 am to 11:00 am on June 11.
Dinner- (byod) at Universal Citywalk
Disney Blast-Off: 9:30
Grad-Nite: 11:30-6:00am
UHS Office Summer Hours!
UHS OFFICE SUMMER HOURS
June 7th thru June 25th
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
The UHS Office will be closed from June 28th thru July 30th.
The Office will reopen on August 2nd @ 7:30 am
We will be available during the month of July by email:
Steve Gile-Dean of Students- sgile@csufresno.edu
Dr. James Bushman-Head of School- jbushman@csufresno.edu
Mrs. Bird's Last Day Attention Students and Parents: Mrs. Bird's last work day is Friday May 28th. If you need to get in touch with her next week or over the summer please email her at gbird@csufresno.edu
SUMMER WORK PERMITS
Summer Work Permits
The UHS Office will be closed from June 28th thru July 30th
Students-If you need a work permit during the month of July you have 3 options
Email Dr. Bushman or Mr. Gile to see if they are available to issue a permit.
Steve Gile-Dean of Students- sgile@csufresno.edu
Dr. Bushman-Head of School-jbushman@csufresno.edu
IMC complex, Bldg. 5, 3132 E. Fairmont(near 1st and Shaw, between Channel 47 and Tioga Middle School)
Please call to check summer hours: 248-7170
Department of Prevention and Intervention (DPI) 1350 "M" Street.
Please call to check summer hours: 457-3351
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
General Announcements
Yearbooks for Sale Yearbooks for sale in Room 8 (Mr. D. Jones) from 1:00 to 4:00 today. The cost is $80. There are limited supplies so buy yours early!
Discover Swarthmore Program The "Discover Swarthmore" Program is designed to introduce students of color to the Swarthmore campus. Prospective students have an opportunity to attend classes, stay with current students in the dorm, and enjoy a candid view of campus life. If you would like to apply, please do so at the following website: http://discover.swarthmore.edu
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 3rd, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you.
Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
University High School Bulletin for Monday, May 17, 2010
www.csufresno.edu/univhigh
Upcoming UHS Senior Events
Thursday, May 20th-Grad Practice FSU Rec. Center,
3:00-7:00 pm.
Friday, May 21st-Baccalaureate,
FSU Recreation Center-
Downstairs Theater (Auditorium),
Time: 6:00
Parking is relaxed in Yellow and Green Lots
Friday, May 21st-3:00-Senior Individual pictures
Friday, May 21st-5:00-Senior Class Picture (Regalia)
May 22nd-Graduation 5:00,
Fresno State Student Rec. Center
Sober Grad-11:00 p.m. Blackbeards
June 10th-Disney Grad Night,
11:00 am to 11:00 am on June 11.
Dinner- (byod) at Universal Citywalk
Disney Blast-Off: 9:30
Grad-Nite: 11:30-6:00am
Seniors with wrong size regalia
If you were given the wrong size gown in your bag, please, see Mr. Benslay before Monday, May 17. If you have questions about your regalia also see Mr. Benslay, A.S.A.P.
ATTENTION SENIORS-FEES/FINES DUE NOW!
Seniors-
Fees/Fines must be cleared before Graduation practice.
You will NOT be allowed to participate in Graduation or receive your diploma until fees are paid or books are returned.
Finals Schedule-May 19th thru May 21st
UHS Finals Schedule: May 19th, 20th and 21st
SENIORS FINALS are scheduled by the teachers.
Ninth, Tenth & Eleventh Grade:
Wednesday, May 19th
First Period: 8:30-10:00
Second Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Thursday, May 20th
Third Period: 8:30-10:00
Fourth Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Friday, May 21st
Sixth Period: 8:30-10:00
Seventh Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
SENIORS -- FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS SENIORS may begin requesting their "FINAL TRANSCRIPTS" for their colleges at this time. SEE MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) to fill out the request form and pay the $2.00 fee for each transcript request. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE MAILED TO THE COLLEGES BY THE END OF JUNE! SO PLEASE REQUEST NO LATER THAN JUNE 15TH!
Sadies Dance Tickets on Sale starting Monday, May 17th.
Sadies Dance & Yearbook Signing Party
Yearbooks will be handed out at the Dance!
John's Incredible Pizza
Friday, May 28th
7 to 10 pm.
Tickets are on sale in the UHS office before school, lunch and after school.
Tickets: $20 (including dinner and games)
Tickets at the door will be $25.
Buy your tickets today!
Girls Summer Engineering Experience Presenters on Campus
Representatives from Lyles College of Engineering will be on campus Monday, May 17th at noon in room 15 to answer any questions regarding the Girls Summer Engineering Experience.
It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering.
Student Recognitions
Parent Notices
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
Summer School Not Available According to Clovis, Fresno, and Central Unified School Districts, there will not be open-enrollment for summer school. If your child needs to remediate a class, please contact your childÕs counselor for information about Brigham YoungÕs Independent Study.
Sober Grad Raffle Prizes Needed!
Raffle prizes needed for the Sober Grad party at Blackbeards on May 22nd.
If you can donate-
please contact:
Angie Al Hindi
412-9370
General Announcements
Study Night
Need help studying for finals? The peer mentors will be hosting a Study Night on Monday, May 17th from 3:15pm-5:30pm in the Residence Dining Hall. Peer tutoring will be available in all subject areas as well as snacks for the first 50 students that come.
Seniors: Are you of American Indian Descent?
The American Indian Graduation Committee would like to extend an invitation to those Graduates to attend the 24th annual American Indian Graduation Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at Roeding Park Umbrella Grove on Saturday, June 19, 2010. For further details please contact Mrs. Patterson via email: kpatterson@csufresno.edu
STUDENTS NOT RETURNING FALL, 2010 Students that will NOT be returning in the Fall need to see MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) as soon as possible--BEFORE FINALS BEGIN. She will inform you of the "Check-Out" process.
Clubs
Student Activities
Community Opportunities
Internship Opportunity with Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 Campaign
Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay Inc., is running as a Republican candidate for Governor of California in 2010 and the Whitman for Governor Campaign is offering internship opportunities throughout the academic year. The Campaign seeks dedicated and enthusiastic high school seniors for internships within their Political department.
The intern program provides students with a unique opportunity to be a part of the inner workings of a fully operational gubernatorial campaign. Although this is an unpaid position, interns will learn valuable lessons about how a campaign functions both strategically and operationally. Interns will also gain insight into the key issues in the race as well as political organizing and voter outreach, press relations, fundraising, and coalitions development.
Expectations: What they are looking for?
i. Political awareness and a firm commitment to Meg Whitman's vision to build A New California
ii. A willingness and enthusiasm to lend a hand to all facets of the campaign, wherever help is needed
iii. A strong work ethic and sense of initiative
iv. Solid written and oral communication skills
v. Basic computer skills; experience with Microsoft Excel and Word
If you are interested in applying, please contact Joan Silva at: jsilva@megwhitman.com or at 408-896-2931.
www.MegWhitman.com
College Info
University of the Pacific Music Camp Pacific Music Camp offers a wide variety of ensembles, electives, and social activities for junior and senior high school musicians. Week-long camps run from July 27th through August 15th.
Register online and receive a $10 discount. http://go.pacific.edu/MusicCamp
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) at Boston University
From June 27 to August 7, 2010 (6-week residential program) PROMYS will offer an intensive experience in creative mathematical exploration to approximately 65 ambitious high school students with an exceptionally strong interest in mathematics.
PROMYS has the following goals:
-To provide an environment for young people that will arouse their curiosity and encourage a deep personal involvement with the creative elements in mathematics.
-To foster interaction between the PROMYS community and the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry.
-To encourage habits of thought that lead to scientific independence and creativity.
Cost of program is $ 2,700. Financial assistance is available.
Applications are available online at www.promys or by writing to Boston University, Mathematics Department PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington St., Boston, MA 02215.
Application deadline is May 30, 2010.
For more information please contact (617) 353-2563 or promys@bu.edu
Girls Summer Engineering Experience (CSUF) The Lyles College of Engineering is having a Girls Summer Engineering Experience. It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering. All application materials (including one letter of recommendation) are due by May 28, 2010. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Representatives from Lyles College of Engineering will be on campus Monday, May 17th at noon in room 15 to answer any questions.
Summer in the City 2010: Music at San Jose State San Jose State University's School of Music and Dance is announcing the return of their 4th annual summer music camp Summer in the City: Musica at San Jose State.
The music camp staff includes college students majoring in music and middle school, high school, and college level music educators. All campers will be supervised by staff members throughout the day. Resident campers will be staying in an on-campus dormitory and have 24 hour access to resident-camp staff.
Junior/Senior Session (grades 6-12)
Sunday, June 20 through Saturday, June 26, 2010
Students will participate in Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir (High School only) as a major performing ensemble. Students will have daily sectional rehearsals, chamber ensemble and elective classes. Elective choices include piano, music theory, improvisation, music appreciation, singing, music technology/composition and jazz ensemble. Students will have an opportunity to participate in master classes and take a private lessons with SJSU faculty. All students will participate in a Friday afternoon chamber recital and Saturday afternoon concert.
Fees:
Commuter Student (daytime only):
$ 230, includes tuition and lunch
Resident Student:
$ 495, includes tuition, room, and board
Registration Deadline: June 4th, 2010
Registration forms available in Room 12: see interns or online at www.music.sjsu.edu
CSU Summer Arts Scholarship
The CSU Summer Arts is offering one full scholarship valued at $ 1,182 for a University High School student that applies and gets accepted for one of the music workshops being offered this summer.
The workshops are:
Auditioning for the Broadway Musical with Paul Gemignani, June 27th to July 10th
String and Piano Intensive, July 11th to July 24th
Any interested students can go to www.csusummerarts.org, for all course information, application form, and scholarship form.
***Students should write at the top of their application that they are a University High School Student.
Students are more than welcome to apply for any course of their interests and if they need scholarship assistance they should submit the scholarship application.
Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs - Emerson College Are you a high school student with a passion for creative writing, stage acting, musical theater performance, stage design, filmmaking, or television production? Is a summer academic program, where you can pursue your creative interests and develop your talents, on your list of things to do? Does an environment where you can explore, get feedback, work on projects or performances, and meet other creative students appeal to you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, the five-week Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs at Emerson College are just right for you!
Interested students can download an application at www.emerson.edu/ce.
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 3rd, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you.
Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
University High School Bulletin for Friday, May 14, 2010
www.csufresno.edu/univhigh
Sober Grad Tickets-Deadline-Friday, May 14th
Last day to purchase tickets-Friday, May 14th.
Tickets will not be sold at the door!
Seniors and Juniors may purchase tickets for Sober Grad.
Guests must be Juniors or older.
Ticket price: $35
Make your check payable to Phoenix Alliance or PA.
Tickets will be on sale in the UHS office everyday before school at lunch and afterschool.
Sober Grad will be held at BlackBeard's on May 22nd from 12am - 6am
Registration begins at 11:00PM
Upcoming UHS Senior Events
Thursday, May 20th-Grad Practice FSU Rec. Center,
3:00-7:00 pm.
Friday, May 21st-Baccalaureate,
FSU Recreation Center-
Downstairs Theater (Auditorium),
Time: 6:00
Parking is relaxed in Yellow and Green Lots
Friday, May 21st-3:00-Senior Individual pictures
Friday, May 21st-5:00-Senior Class Picture (Regalia)
May 22nd-Graduation 5:00,
Fresno State Student Rec. Center
Sober Grad-11:00 p.m. Blackbeards
June 10th-Disney Grad Night,
11:00 am to 11:00 am on June 11.
Dinner- (byod) at Universal Citywalk
Disney Blast-Off: 9:30
Grad-Nite: 11:30-6:00am
Seniors with wrong size regalia
If you were given the wrong size gown in your bag, please, see Mr. Benslay before Monday, May 17. If you have questions about your regalia also see Mr. Benslay, A.S.A.P.
Finals Schedule-May 19th thru May 21st
UHS Finals Schedule: May 19th, 20th and 21st
SENIORS FINALS are scheduled by the teachers.
Ninth, Tenth & Eleventh Grade:
Wednesday, May 19th
First Period: 8:30-10:00
Second Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Thursday, May 20th
Third Period: 8:30-10:00
Fourth Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Friday, May 21st
Sixth Period: 8:30-10:00
Seventh Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
SENIORS -- FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS SENIORS may begin requesting their "FINAL TRANSCRIPTS" for their colleges at this time. SEE MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) to fill out the request form and pay the $2.00 fee for each transcript request. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE MAILED TO THE COLLEGES BY THE END OF JUNE! SO PLEASE REQUEST NO LATER THAN JUNE 15TH!
Sadies Dance Tickets on Sale starting Monday, May 17th.
Sadies Dance & Yearbook Signing Party
Yearbooks will be handed out at the Dance!
John's Incredible Pizza
Friday, May 28th
7 to 10 pm.
Tickets are on sale in the UHS office before school, lunch and after school.
Tickets: $20 (including dinner and games)
Tickets at the door will be $25.
Buy your tickets today!
ASB Publicity Officer for 2010-11
Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in being on the ASB Board as Publicity Coordinator, now is your opportunity. We are asking students interested to make a poster advertising an event. Please see Mr. Benslay for full details. Deadline is May 14.
YEARBOOKS Yearbooks will be on sale during lunch in front of the UHS Office.
Price is $75
Sophomore Class Elections
Sophomore Class Elections
Campaigning will take place this week until Friday.
On Friday we will have speeches in the amphitheater.
Candidates, please adhere to the campaigning rules given you by Mr. Benslay.
Elections will take place on Monday, May 17th, in your English classes.
Girls Summer Engineering Experience Presenters on Campus
Representatives from Lyles College of Engineering will be on campus Monday, May 17th at noon in room 15 to answer any questions regarding the Girls Summer Engineering Experience.
It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering.
Student Recognitions
Parent Notices
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
2010 Spring Concert Dates-Tickets on sale now!
Tickets available in the UHS Office beginning Monday, April 26th.
Tickets sold before school, during lunch or after school.
Spring Concert Tickets: $5.00
Monday, May 3rd
Choral Concert
Fresno High School, 7:30 pm
1839 Echo Avenue
Wednesday, May 12th
Jazz Band/Show Choir
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120061
Thursday, May 13th
Wind Ensemble/Concert Band
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120062
Friday, May 14th
Orchestra/String Ensemble, Symphonic Band,
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120063
Summer School Not Available According to Clovis, Fresno, and Central Unified School Districts, there will not be open-enrollment for summer school. If your child needs to remediate a class, please contact your childÕs counselor for information about Brigham YoungÕs Independent Study.
Sober Grad Raffle Prizes Needed!
Raffle prizes needed for the Sober Grad party at Blackbeards on May 22nd.
If you can donate-
please contact:
Angie Al Hindi
412-9370
General Announcements
Study Night
Need help studying for finals? The peer mentors will be hosting a Study Night on Monday, May 17th from 3:15pm-5:30pm in the Residence Dining Hall. Peer tutoring will be available in all subject areas as well as snacks for the first 50 students that come.
Seniors: Are you of American Indian Descent?
The American Indian Graduation Committee would like to extend an invitation to those Graduates to attend the 24th annual American Indian Graduation Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at Roeding Park Umbrella Grove on Saturday, June 19, 2010. For further details please contact Mrs. Patterson via email: kpatterson@csufresno.edu
KSEE 24 Career Day Attention Seniors: KSEE 24 will be holding it's annual Career Day Open House from 9:00am to 11:30am on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010. The career day is in effort to acquaint local high school seniors with the many career possibilities available within a television station. See Mrs. Bird by Friday, May 14th if you are interested. There is a limit of five students per school.
STUDENTS NOT RETURNING FALL, 2010 Students that will NOT be returning in the Fall need to see MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) as soon as possible--BEFORE FINALS BEGIN. She will inform you of the "Check-Out" process.
Class Officers for Class of 2012-2013 The results of the elections are: President is Samir Durrani, Vice President is Talissa Romero, Secretary is Tasha Nasrollahi, Treasurer is Courtney Lowe, and Publicity is Madeline Newel.
Clubs
Student Activities
Community Opportunities
Internship Opportunity with Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 Campaign
Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay Inc., is running as a Republican candidate for Governor of California in 2010 and the Whitman for Governor Campaign is offering internship opportunities throughout the academic year. The Campaign seeks dedicated and enthusiastic high school seniors for internships within their Political department.
The intern program provides students with a unique opportunity to be a part of the inner workings of a fully operational gubernatorial campaign. Although this is an unpaid position, interns will learn valuable lessons about how a campaign functions both strategically and operationally. Interns will also gain insight into the key issues in the race as well as political organizing and voter outreach, press relations, fundraising, and coalitions development.
Expectations: What they are looking for?
i. Political awareness and a firm commitment to Meg Whitman's vision to build A New California
ii. A willingness and enthusiasm to lend a hand to all facets of the campaign, wherever help is needed
iii. A strong work ethic and sense of initiative
iv. Solid written and oral communication skills
v. Basic computer skills; experience with Microsoft Excel and Word
If you are interested in applying, please contact Joan Silva at: jsilva@megwhitman.com or at 408-896-2931.
www.MegWhitman.com
College Info
University of the Pacific Music Camp Pacific Music Camp offers a wide variety of ensembles, electives, and social activities for junior and senior high school musicians. Week-long camps run from July 27th through August 15th.
Register online and receive a $10 discount. http://go.pacific.edu/MusicCamp
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) at Boston University
From June 27 to August 7, 2010 (6-week residential program) PROMYS will offer an intensive experience in creative mathematical exploration to approximately 65 ambitious high school students with an exceptionally strong interest in mathematics.
PROMYS has the following goals:
-To provide an environment for young people that will arouse their curiosity and encourage a deep personal involvement with the creative elements in mathematics.
-To foster interaction between the PROMYS community and the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry.
-To encourage habits of thought that lead to scientific independence and creativity.
Cost of program is $ 2,700. Financial assistance is available.
Applications are available online at www.promys or by writing to Boston University, Mathematics Department PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington St., Boston, MA 02215.
Application deadline is May 30, 2010.
For more information please contact (617) 353-2563 or promys@bu.edu
Girls Summer Engineering Experience (CSUF) The Lyles College of Engineering is having a Girls Summer Engineering Experience. It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering. All application materials (including one letter of recommendation) are due by May 28, 2010. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Representatives from Lyles College of Engineering will be on campus Monday, May 17th at noon in room 15 to answer any questions.
Summer in the City 2010: Music at San Jose State San Jose State University's School of Music and Dance is announcing the return of their 4th annual summer music camp Summer in the City: Musica at San Jose State.
The music camp staff includes college students majoring in music and middle school, high school, and college level music educators. All campers will be supervised by staff members throughout the day. Resident campers will be staying in an on-campus dormitory and have 24 hour access to resident-camp staff.
Junior/Senior Session (grades 6-12)
Sunday, June 20 through Saturday, June 26, 2010
Students will participate in Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir (High School only) as a major performing ensemble. Students will have daily sectional rehearsals, chamber ensemble and elective classes. Elective choices include piano, music theory, improvisation, music appreciation, singing, music technology/composition and jazz ensemble. Students will have an opportunity to participate in master classes and take a private lessons with SJSU faculty. All students will participate in a Friday afternoon chamber recital and Saturday afternoon concert.
Fees:
Commuter Student (daytime only):
$ 230, includes tuition and lunch
Resident Student:
$ 495, includes tuition, room, and board
Registration Deadline: June 4th, 2010
Registration forms available in Room 12: see interns or online at www.music.sjsu.edu
CSU Summer Arts Scholarship
The CSU Summer Arts is offering one full scholarship valued at $ 1,182 for a University High School student that applies and gets accepted for one of the music workshops being offered this summer.
The workshops are:
Auditioning for the Broadway Musical with Paul Gemignani, June 27th to July 10th
String and Piano Intensive, July 11th to July 24th
Any interested students can go to www.csusummerarts.org, for all course information, application form, and scholarship form.
***Students should write at the top of their application that they are a University High School Student.
Students are more than welcome to apply for any course of their interests and if they need scholarship assistance they should submit the scholarship application.
Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs - Emerson College Are you a high school student with a passion for creative writing, stage acting, musical theater performance, stage design, filmmaking, or television production? Is a summer academic program, where you can pursue your creative interests and develop your talents, on your list of things to do? Does an environment where you can explore, get feedback, work on projects or performances, and meet other creative students appeal to you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, the five-week Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs at Emerson College are just right for you!
Interested students can download an application at www.emerson.edu/ce.
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 3rd, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you.
Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
University High School Bulletin for Thursday, May 13, 2010
www.csufresno.edu/univhigh
Sober Grad Tickets-Deadline-Friday, May 14th
Last day to purchase tickets-Friday, May 14th.
Tickets will not be sold at the door!
Seniors and Juniors may purchase tickets for Sober Grad.
Guests must be Juniors or older.
Ticket price: $35
Make your check payable to Phoenix Alliance or PA.
Tickets will be on sale in the UHS office everyday before school at lunch and afterschool.
Sober Grad will be held at BlackBeard's on May 22nd from 12am - 6am
Registration begins at 11:00PM
Phoenix Alliance May Meeting-Please note time change
Time change for the May Phoenix Alliance Meeting
MAY Phoenix Alliance Meeting
Thursday, May 13th
Meeting will begin at 5:30 pm
Room 18
Meeting time changed so parents can attend Wind Ensemble/Concert Band Spring Concert @ 7:30 pm
Parking code:
17120062
Finals Schedule-May 19th thru May 21st
UHS Finals Schedule: May 19th, 20th and 21st
SENIORS FINALS are scheduled by the teachers.
Ninth, Tenth & Eleventh Grade:
Wednesday, May 19th
First Period: 8:30-10:00
Second Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Thursday, May 20th
Third Period: 8:30-10:00
Fourth Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Friday, May 21st
Sixth Period: 8:30-10:00
Seventh Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
SENIORS -- FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS SENIORS may begin requesting their "FINAL TRANSCRIPTS" for their colleges at this time. SEE MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) to fill out the request form and pay the $2.00 fee for each transcript request. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE MAILED TO THE COLLEGES BY THE END OF JUNE! SO PLEASE REQUEST NO LATER THAN JUNE 15TH!
Sadies Dance Tickets on Sale starting Monday, May 17th.
Sadies Dance & Yearbook Signing Party
Yearbooks will be handed out at the Dance!
John's Incredible Pizza
Friday, May 28th
7 to 10 pm.
Tickets are on sale in the UHS office before school, lunch and after school.
Tickets: $20 (including dinner and games)
Tickets at the door will be $25.
Buy your tickets today!
ASB Publicity Officer for 2010-11
Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in being on the ASB Board as Publicity Coordinator, now is your opportunity. We are asking students interested to make a poster advertising an event. Please see Mr. Benslay for full details. Deadline is May 14.
YEARBOOKS Yearbooks will be on sale during lunch in front of the UHS Office.
Price is $75
Sophomore Class Elections
Sophomore Class Elections
Campaigning will take place this week until Friday.
On Friday we will have speeches in the amphitheater.
Candidates, please adhere to the campaigning rules given you by Mr. Benslay.
Elections will take place on Monday, May 17th, in your English classes.
Girls Summer Engineering Experience Presenters on Campus
Representatives from Lyles College of Engineering will be on campus Monday, May 17th at noon in room 15 to answer any questions regarding the Girls Summer Engineering Experience.
It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering.
Student Recognitions
Parent Notices
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
2010 Spring Concert Dates-Tickets on sale now!
Tickets available in the UHS Office beginning Monday, April 26th.
Tickets sold before school, during lunch or after school.
Spring Concert Tickets: $5.00
Monday, May 3rd
Choral Concert
Fresno High School, 7:30 pm
1839 Echo Avenue
Wednesday, May 12th
Jazz Band/Show Choir
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120061
Thursday, May 13th
Wind Ensemble/Concert Band
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120062
Friday, May 14th
Orchestra/String Ensemble, Symphonic Band,
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120063
Summer School Not Available According to Clovis, Fresno, and Central Unified School Districts, there will not be open-enrollment for summer school. If your child needs to remediate a class, please contact your childÕs counselor for information about Brigham YoungÕs Independent Study.
Sober Grad Raffle Prizes Needed!
Raffle prizes needed for the Sober Grad party at Blackbeards on May 22nd.
If you can donate-
please contact:
Angie Al Hindi
412-9370
General Announcements
Study Night
Need help studying for finals? The peer mentors will be hosting a Study Night on Monday, May 17th from 3:15pm-5:30pm in the Residence Dining Hall. Peer tutoring will be available in all subject areas as well as snacks for the first 50 students that come.
Seniors: Are you of American Indian Descent?
The American Indian Graduation Committee would like to extend an invitation to those Graduates to attend the 24th annual American Indian Graduation Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at Roeding Park Umbrella Grove on Saturday, June 19, 2010. For further details please contact Mrs. Patterson via email: kpatterson@csufresno.edu
KSEE 24 Career Day Attention Seniors: KSEE 24 will be holding it's annual Career Day Open House from 9:00am to 11:30am on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010. The career day is in effort to acquaint local high school seniors with the many career possibilities available within a television station. See Mrs. Bird by Friday, May 14th if you are interested. There is a limit of five students per school.
STUDENTS NOT RETURNING FALL, 2010 Students that will NOT be returning in the Fall need to see MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) as soon as possible--BEFORE FINALS BEGIN. She will inform you of the "Check-Out" process.
Class Officers for Class of 2012-2013 The results of the elections are: President is Samir Durrani, Vice President is Talissa Romero, Secretary is Tasha Nasrollahi, Treasurer is Courtney Lowe, and Publicity is Madeline Newel.
Clubs
Student Activities
Community Opportunities
Internship Opportunity with Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 Campaign
Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay Inc., is running as a Republican candidate for Governor of California in 2010 and the Whitman for Governor Campaign is offering internship opportunities throughout the academic year. The Campaign seeks dedicated and enthusiastic high school seniors for internships within their Political department.
The intern program provides students with a unique opportunity to be a part of the inner workings of a fully operational gubernatorial campaign. Although this is an unpaid position, interns will learn valuable lessons about how a campaign functions both strategically and operationally. Interns will also gain insight into the key issues in the race as well as political organizing and voter outreach, press relations, fundraising, and coalitions development.
Expectations: What they are looking for?
i. Political awareness and a firm commitment to Meg Whitman's vision to build A New California
ii. A willingness and enthusiasm to lend a hand to all facets of the campaign, wherever help is needed
iii. A strong work ethic and sense of initiative
iv. Solid written and oral communication skills
v. Basic computer skills; experience with Microsoft Excel and Word
If you are interested in applying, please contact Joan Silva at: jsilva@megwhitman.com or at 408-896-2931.
www.MegWhitman.com
College Info
University of the Pacific Music Camp Pacific Music Camp offers a wide variety of ensembles, electives, and social activities for junior and senior high school musicians. Week-long camps run from July 27th through August 15th.
Register online and receive a $10 discount. http://go.pacific.edu/MusicCamp
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) at Boston University
From June 27 to August 7, 2010 (6-week residential program) PROMYS will offer an intensive experience in creative mathematical exploration to approximately 65 ambitious high school students with an exceptionally strong interest in mathematics.
PROMYS has the following goals:
-To provide an environment for young people that will arouse their curiosity and encourage a deep personal involvement with the creative elements in mathematics.
-To foster interaction between the PROMYS community and the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry.
-To encourage habits of thought that lead to scientific independence and creativity.
Cost of program is $ 2,700. Financial assistance is available.
Applications are available online at www.promys or by writing to Boston University, Mathematics Department PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington St., Boston, MA 02215.
Application deadline is May 30, 2010.
For more information please contact (617) 353-2563 or promys@bu.edu
Girls Summer Engineering Experience (CSUF) The Lyles College of Engineering is having a Girls Summer Engineering Experience. It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering. All application materials (including one letter of recommendation) are due by May 28, 2010. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Representatives from Lyles College of Engineering will be on campus Monday, May 17th at noon in room 15 to answer any questions.
Summer in the City 2010: Music at San Jose State San Jose State University's School of Music and Dance is announcing the return of their 4th annual summer music camp Summer in the City: Musica at San Jose State.
The music camp staff includes college students majoring in music and middle school, high school, and college level music educators. All campers will be supervised by staff members throughout the day. Resident campers will be staying in an on-campus dormitory and have 24 hour access to resident-camp staff.
Junior/Senior Session (grades 6-12)
Sunday, June 20 through Saturday, June 26, 2010
Students will participate in Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir (High School only) as a major performing ensemble. Students will have daily sectional rehearsals, chamber ensemble and elective classes. Elective choices include piano, music theory, improvisation, music appreciation, singing, music technology/composition and jazz ensemble. Students will have an opportunity to participate in master classes and take a private lessons with SJSU faculty. All students will participate in a Friday afternoon chamber recital and Saturday afternoon concert.
Fees:
Commuter Student (daytime only):
$ 230, includes tuition and lunch
Resident Student:
$ 495, includes tuition, room, and board
Registration Deadline: June 4th, 2010
Registration forms available in Room 12: see interns or online at www.music.sjsu.edu
CSU Summer Arts Scholarship
The CSU Summer Arts is offering one full scholarship valued at $ 1,182 for a University High School student that applies and gets accepted for one of the music workshops being offered this summer.
The workshops are:
Auditioning for the Broadway Musical with Paul Gemignani, June 27th to July 10th
String and Piano Intensive, July 11th to July 24th
Any interested students can go to www.csusummerarts.org, for all course information, application form, and scholarship form.
***Students should write at the top of their application that they are a University High School Student.
Students are more than welcome to apply for any course of their interests and if they need scholarship assistance they should submit the scholarship application.
Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs - Emerson College Are you a high school student with a passion for creative writing, stage acting, musical theater performance, stage design, filmmaking, or television production? Is a summer academic program, where you can pursue your creative interests and develop your talents, on your list of things to do? Does an environment where you can explore, get feedback, work on projects or performances, and meet other creative students appeal to you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, the five-week Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs at Emerson College are just right for you!
Interested students can download an application at www.emerson.edu/ce.
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 3rd, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you.
Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
University High School Bulletin for Wednesday, May 12, 2010
www.csufresno.edu/univhigh
Phoenix Alliance May Meeting-Please note time change
Time change for the May Phoenix Alliance Meeting
MAY Phoenix Alliance Meeting
Thursday, May 13th
Meeting will begin at 5:30 pm
Room 18
Meeting time changed so parents can attend Wind Ensemble/Concert Band Spring Concert @ 7:30 pm
Parking code:
17120062
Buy your Sober Grad Tickets NOW in the UHS Office-Deadline-Friday May 14th
Seniors and Juniors may purchase tickets for Sober Grad.
Guests must be Juniors or older.
Ticket price: $35
Make your check payable to Phoenix Alliance or PA.
Tickets will be on sale in the UHS office everyday before school at lunch and afterschool.
Sober Grad will be held at BlackBeard's on May 22nd from 12am - 6am
Registration begins at 11:00PM
Finals Schedule-May 19th thru May 21st
UHS Finals Schedule: May 19th, 20th and 21st
SENIORS FINALS are scheduled by the teachers.
Ninth, Tenth & Eleventh Grade:
Wednesday, May 19th
First Period: 8:30-10:00
Second Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Thursday, May 20th
Third Period: 8:30-10:00
Fourth Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Friday, May 21st
Sixth Period: 8:30-10:00
Seventh Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
SENIORS -- FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS SENIORS may begin requesting their "FINAL TRANSCRIPTS" for their colleges at this time. SEE MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) to fill out the request form and pay the $2.00 fee for each transcript request. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE MAILED TO THE COLLEGES BY THE END OF JUNE! SO PLEASE REQUEST NO LATER THAN JUNE 15TH!
Sadies Dance Tickets on Sale starting Monday, May 17th.
Sadies Dance & Yearbook Signing Party
Yearbooks will be handed out at the Dance!
John's Incredible Pizza
Friday, May 28th
7 to 10 pm.
Tickets are on sale in the UHS office before school, lunch and after school.
Tickets: $20 (including dinner and games)
Tickets at the door will be $25.
Buy your tickets today!
ASB Publicity Officer for 2010-11
Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in being on the ASB Board as Publicity Coordinator, now is your opportunity. We are asking students interested to make a poster advertising an event. Please see Mr. Benslay for full details. Deadline is May 14.
YEARBOOKS Yearbooks will be on sale during lunch in front of the UHS Office.
Price is $75
Sophomore Class Elections
Sophomore Class Elections
Campaigning will take place this week until Friday.
On Friday we will have speeches in the amphitheater.
Candidates, please adhere to the campaigning rules given you by Mr. Benslay.
Elections will take place on Monday, May 17th, in your English classes.
Girls Summer Engineering Experience Presenters on Campus
Representatives from Lyles College of Engineering will be on campus Monday, May 17th at noon in room 15 to answer any questions regarding the Girls Summer Engineering Experience.
It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering.
Student Recognitions
Congratulations Courtney Lowe, Hannah and Katie Plunkett Every year, the Assistance League of Fresno (Assisteens) present awards to high school students for their community involvement and service to others. This year 3 of the 4 Philanthropic Awards went to University High School students: Courtney Lowe received the Freshman award; Hannah Plunkett received the Sophomore award and Katie Plunkett received the Junior award. Congratulations!
Parent Notices
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
2010 Spring Concert Dates-Tickets on sale now!
Tickets available in the UHS Office beginning Monday, April 26th.
Tickets sold before school, during lunch or after school.
Spring Concert Tickets: $5.00
Monday, May 3rd
Choral Concert
Fresno High School, 7:30 pm
1839 Echo Avenue
Wednesday, May 12th
Jazz Band/Show Choir
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120061
Thursday, May 13th
Wind Ensemble/Concert Band
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120062
Friday, May 14th
Orchestra/String Ensemble, Symphonic Band,
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120063
Summer School Not Available According to Clovis, Fresno, and Central Unified School Districts, there will not be open-enrollment for summer school. If your child needs to remediate a class, please contact your childÕs counselor for information about Brigham YoungÕs Independent Study.
Sober Grad Raffle Prizes Needed!
Raffle prizes needed for the Sober Grad party at Blackbeards on May 22nd.
If you can donate-
please contact:
Angie Al Hindi
412-9370
General Announcements
Study Night
Need help studying for finals? The peer mentors will be hosting a Study Night on Monday, May 17th from 3:15pm-5:30pm in the Residence Dining Hall. Peer tutoring will be available in all subject areas as well as snacks for the first 50 students that come.
Seniors: Are you of American Indian Descent?
The American Indian Graduation Committee would like to extend an invitation to those Graduates to attend the 24th annual American Indian Graduation Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at Roeding Park Umbrella Grove on Saturday, June 19, 2010. For further details please contact Mrs. Patterson via email: kpatterson@csufresno.edu
KSEE 24 Career Day Attention Seniors: KSEE 24 will be holding it's annual Career Day Open House from 9:00am to 11:30am on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010. The career day is in effort to acquaint local high school seniors with the many career possibilities available within a television station. See Mrs. Bird by Friday, May 14th if you are interested. There is a limit of five students per school.
STUDENTS NOT RETURNING FALL, 2010 Students that will NOT be returning in the Fall need to see MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) as soon as possible--BEFORE FINALS BEGIN. She will inform you of the "Check-Out" process.
Clubs
Student Activities
Community Opportunities
Internship Opportunity with Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 Campaign
Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay Inc., is running as a Republican candidate for Governor of California in 2010 and the Whitman for Governor Campaign is offering internship opportunities throughout the academic year. The Campaign seeks dedicated and enthusiastic high school seniors for internships within their Political department.
The intern program provides students with a unique opportunity to be a part of the inner workings of a fully operational gubernatorial campaign. Although this is an unpaid position, interns will learn valuable lessons about how a campaign functions both strategically and operationally. Interns will also gain insight into the key issues in the race as well as political organizing and voter outreach, press relations, fundraising, and coalitions development.
Expectations: What they are looking for?
i. Political awareness and a firm commitment to Meg Whitman's vision to build A New California
ii. A willingness and enthusiasm to lend a hand to all facets of the campaign, wherever help is needed
iii. A strong work ethic and sense of initiative
iv. Solid written and oral communication skills
v. Basic computer skills; experience with Microsoft Excel and Word
If you are interested in applying, please contact Joan Silva at: jsilva@megwhitman.com or at 408-896-2931.
www.MegWhitman.com
College Info
University of the Pacific Music Camp Pacific Music Camp offers a wide variety of ensembles, electives, and social activities for junior and senior high school musicians. Week-long camps run from July 27th through August 15th.
Register online and receive a $10 discount. http://go.pacific.edu/MusicCamp
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) at Boston University
From June 27 to August 7, 2010 (6-week residential program) PROMYS will offer an intensive experience in creative mathematical exploration to approximately 65 ambitious high school students with an exceptionally strong interest in mathematics.
PROMYS has the following goals:
-To provide an environment for young people that will arouse their curiosity and encourage a deep personal involvement with the creative elements in mathematics.
-To foster interaction between the PROMYS community and the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry.
-To encourage habits of thought that lead to scientific independence and creativity.
Cost of program is $ 2,700. Financial assistance is available.
Applications are available online at www.promys or by writing to Boston University, Mathematics Department PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington St., Boston, MA 02215.
Application deadline is May 30, 2010.
For more information please contact (617) 353-2563 or promys@bu.edu
Girls Summer Engineering Experience (CSUF) The Lyles College of Engineering is having a Girls Summer Engineering Experience. It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering. All application materials (including one letter of recommendation) are due by May 28, 2010. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Representatives from Lyles College of Engineering will be on campus Monday, May 17th at noon in room 15 to answer any questions.
Summer in the City 2010: Music at San Jose State San Jose State University's School of Music and Dance is announcing the return of their 4th annual summer music camp Summer in the City: Musica at San Jose State.
The music camp staff includes college students majoring in music and middle school, high school, and college level music educators. All campers will be supervised by staff members throughout the day. Resident campers will be staying in an on-campus dormitory and have 24 hour access to resident-camp staff.
Junior/Senior Session (grades 6-12)
Sunday, June 20 through Saturday, June 26, 2010
Students will participate in Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir (High School only) as a major performing ensemble. Students will have daily sectional rehearsals, chamber ensemble and elective classes. Elective choices include piano, music theory, improvisation, music appreciation, singing, music technology/composition and jazz ensemble. Students will have an opportunity to participate in master classes and take a private lessons with SJSU faculty. All students will participate in a Friday afternoon chamber recital and Saturday afternoon concert.
Fees:
Commuter Student (daytime only):
$ 230, includes tuition and lunch
Resident Student:
$ 495, includes tuition, room, and board
Registration Deadline: June 4th, 2010
Registration forms available in Room 12: see interns or online at www.music.sjsu.edu
CSU Summer Arts Scholarship
The CSU Summer Arts is offering one full scholarship valued at $ 1,182 for a University High School student that applies and gets accepted for one of the music workshops being offered this summer.
The workshops are:
Auditioning for the Broadway Musical with Paul Gemignani, June 27th to July 10th
String and Piano Intensive, July 11th to July 24th
Any interested students can go to www.csusummerarts.org, for all course information, application form, and scholarship form.
***Students should write at the top of their application that they are a University High School Student.
Students are more than welcome to apply for any course of their interests and if they need scholarship assistance they should submit the scholarship application.
Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs - Emerson College Are you a high school student with a passion for creative writing, stage acting, musical theater performance, stage design, filmmaking, or television production? Is a summer academic program, where you can pursue your creative interests and develop your talents, on your list of things to do? Does an environment where you can explore, get feedback, work on projects or performances, and meet other creative students appeal to you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, the five-week Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs at Emerson College are just right for you!
Interested students can download an application at www.emerson.edu/ce.
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 3rd, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you.
Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
University High School Bulletin for Tuesday, May 11, 2010
www.csufresno.edu/univhigh
Phoenix Alliance May Meeting-Please note time change
Time change for the May Phoenix Alliance Meeting
MAY Phoenix Alliance Meeting
Thursday, May 13th
Meeting will begin at 5:30 pm
Room 18
Meeting time changed so parents can attend Wind Ensemble/Concert Band Spring Concert @ 7:30 pm
Parking code:
17120062
Buy your Sober Grad Tickets NOW in the UHS Office-Deadline-Friday May 14th
Seniors and Juniors may purchase tickets for Sober Grad.
Guests must be Juniors or older.
Ticket price: $35
Make your check payable to Phoenix Alliance or PA.
Tickets will be on sale in the UHS office everyday before school at lunch and afterschool.
Sober Grad will be held at BlackBeard's on May 22nd from 12am - 6am
Registration begins at 11:00PM
Finals Schedule-May 19th thru May 21st
UHS Finals Schedule: May 19th, 20th and 21st
SENIORS FINALS are scheduled by the teachers.
Ninth, Tenth & Eleventh Grade:
Wednesday, May 19th
First Period: 8:30-10:00
Second Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Thursday, May 20th
Third Period: 8:30-10:00
Fourth Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Friday, May 21st
Sixth Period: 8:30-10:00
Seventh Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
SENIORS -- FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS SENIORS may begin requesting their "FINAL TRANSCRIPTS" for their colleges at this time. SEE MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) to fill out the request form and pay the $2.00 fee for each transcript request. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE MAILED TO THE COLLEGES BY THE END OF JUNE! SO PLEASE REQUEST NO LATER THAN JUNE 15TH!
Peer Mentor Meeting (New and Current Mentors) Attention both Current and New Peer Mentors: There will be a peer mentor meeting on Tuesday, May 11th at 12:15 in room 18. Please see Mrs. Bird if you are unable to attend.
ASB Publicity Officer for 2010-11
Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in being on the ASB Board as Publicity Coordinator, now is your opportunity. We are asking students interested to make a poster advertising an event. Please see Mr. Benslay for full details. Deadline is May 14.
YEARBOOKS Yearbooks will be on sale during lunch in front of the UHS Office.
Price is $75
Sophomore Class Elections
Sophomore Class Elections
Campaigning will take place this week until Friday.
On Friday we will have speeches in the amphitheater.
Candidates, please adhere to the campaigning rules given you by Mr. Benslay.
Elections will take place on Monday, May 17th, in your English classes.
Sober Grad Information
ATTENTION PARENTS:
The food items for Sober Graduation has changed, we are planning to have
Subway sandwiches (1 - 6 foot)
Pizzas
Potato chips, dips
tortilla chips - Salsa
Fruit platter
Vegetable platter
Chocolate Chip cookies
Brownies
Graduation cake from Costco
Drinks including
Sodas, Water, sports drinks and hot chocolate
Please let me know what you are willing to and can donate.
We are also still in desperate need of raffle items.
Last year we were able to have the big prize as a Laptop computer.
Please parents lets try to make this a memorable experience for our seniors.
Contact:
Rosalinda Rios @ 261-2881 or cell 908-3911
Thank you again, for your consideration in helping to make this a great SOBER GRAD FOR OUR SENIORS
Student Recognitions
Congratulations to Starla Sanchez!
On Friday April 30, 2010, the California State University, Fresno Chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society was pleased to award Starla Sanchez, a University High School (UHS) student, with a certificate and a $200 scholarship check.
Starla was the winner of the 500 word essay contest sponsored by the Fresno State Chapter of Golden Key.
Congratulations Courtney Lowe, Hannah and Katie Plunkett Every year, the Assistance League of Fresno (Assisteens) present awards to high school students for their community involvement and service to others. This year 3 of the 4 Philanthropic Awards went to University High School students: Courtney Lowe received the Freshman award; Hannah Plunkett received the Sophomore award and Katie Plunkett received the Junior award. Congratulations!
Parent Notices
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
2010 Spring Concert Dates-Tickets on sale now!
Tickets available in the UHS Office beginning Monday, April 26th.
Tickets sold before school, during lunch or after school.
Spring Concert Tickets: $5.00
Monday, May 3rd
Choral Concert
Fresno High School, 7:30 pm
1839 Echo Avenue
Wednesday, May 12th
Jazz Band/Show Choir
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120061
Thursday, May 13th
Wind Ensemble/Concert Band
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120062
Friday, May 14th
Orchestra/String Ensemble, Symphonic Band,
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120063
Summer School Not Available According to Clovis, Fresno, and Central Unified School Districts, there will not be open-enrollment for summer school. If your child needs to remediate a class, please contact your childÕs counselor for information about Brigham YoungÕs Independent Study.
Sober Grad Raffle Prizes Needed!
Raffle prizes needed for the Sober Grad party at Blackbeards on May 22nd.
If you can donate-
please contact:
Angie Al Hindi
412-9370
General Announcements
Study Night
Need help studying for finals? The peer mentors will be hosting a Study Night on Monday, May 17th from 3:15pm-5:30pm in the Residence Dining Hall. Peer tutoring will be available in all subject areas as well as snacks for the first 50 students that come.
Seniors: Are you of American Indian Descent?
The American Indian Graduation Committee would like to extend an invitation to those Graduates to attend the 24th annual American Indian Graduation Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at Roeding Park Umbrella Grove on Saturday, June 19, 2010. For further details please contact Mrs. Patterson via email: kpatterson@csufresno.edu
KSEE 24 Career Day Attention Seniors: KSEE 24 will be holding it's annual Career Day Open House from 9:00am to 11:30am on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010. The career day is in effort to acquaint local high school seniors with the many career possibilities available within a television station. See Mrs. Bird by Friday, May 14th if you are interested. There is a limit of five students per school.
STUDENTS NOT RETURNING FALL, 2010 Students that will NOT be returning in the Fall need to see MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) as soon as possible--BEFORE FINALS BEGIN. She will inform you of the "Check-Out" process.
Fresno City College Registration Express Attention Seniors that are planning to attend Fresno City College in the Fall and have yet to register for classes: Monday, May 10th will be the next date that you will be able to register for classes. In order for students to participate in the orientation and registration process, they must have 1) applied for admission, 2) taken the placement test, and 3) bring with them their high school transcripts. Please note check-in time is at 8:00 a.m. at the Fresno City College Cafeteria. They begin promptly at 8:30 a.m., no latecomers will be admitted. See Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson for a transcript to take with you.
Clubs
Student Activities
Community Opportunities
Internship Opportunity with Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 Campaign
Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay Inc., is running as a Republican candidate for Governor of California in 2010 and the Whitman for Governor Campaign is offering internship opportunities throughout the academic year. The Campaign seeks dedicated and enthusiastic high school seniors for internships within their Political department.
The intern program provides students with a unique opportunity to be a part of the inner workings of a fully operational gubernatorial campaign. Although this is an unpaid position, interns will learn valuable lessons about how a campaign functions both strategically and operationally. Interns will also gain insight into the key issues in the race as well as political organizing and voter outreach, press relations, fundraising, and coalitions development.
Expectations: What they are looking for?
i. Political awareness and a firm commitment to Meg Whitman's vision to build A New California
ii. A willingness and enthusiasm to lend a hand to all facets of the campaign, wherever help is needed
iii. A strong work ethic and sense of initiative
iv. Solid written and oral communication skills
v. Basic computer skills; experience with Microsoft Excel and Word
If you are interested in applying, please contact Joan Silva at: jsilva@megwhitman.com or at 408-896-2931.
www.MegWhitman.com
College Info
University of the Pacific Music Camp Pacific Music Camp offers a wide variety of ensembles, electives, and social activities for junior and senior high school musicians. Week-long camps run from July 27th through August 15th.
Register online and receive a $10 discount. http://go.pacific.edu/MusicCamp
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) at Boston University
From June 27 to August 7, 2010 (6-week residential program) PROMYS will offer an intensive experience in creative mathematical exploration to approximately 65 ambitious high school students with an exceptionally strong interest in mathematics.
PROMYS has the following goals:
-To provide an environment for young people that will arouse their curiosity and encourage a deep personal involvement with the creative elements in mathematics.
-To foster interaction between the PROMYS community and the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry.
-To encourage habits of thought that lead to scientific independence and creativity.
Cost of program is $ 2,700. Financial assistance is available.
Applications are available online at www.promys or by writing to Boston University, Mathematics Department PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington St., Boston, MA 02215.
Application deadline is May 30, 2010.
For more information please contact (617) 353-2563 or promys@bu.edu
Girls Summer Engineering Experience (CSUF) The Lyles College of Engineering is having a Girls Summer Engineering Experience. It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering. All application materials (including one letter of recommendation) are due by May 28, 2010. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Representatives from Lyles College of Engineering will be on campus Monday, May 17th at noon in room 15 to answer any questions.
Summer in the City 2010: Music at San Jose State San Jose State University's School of Music and Dance is announcing the return of their 4th annual summer music camp Summer in the City: Musica at San Jose State.
The music camp staff includes college students majoring in music and middle school, high school, and college level music educators. All campers will be supervised by staff members throughout the day. Resident campers will be staying in an on-campus dormitory and have 24 hour access to resident-camp staff.
Junior/Senior Session (grades 6-12)
Sunday, June 20 through Saturday, June 26, 2010
Students will participate in Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir (High School only) as a major performing ensemble. Students will have daily sectional rehearsals, chamber ensemble and elective classes. Elective choices include piano, music theory, improvisation, music appreciation, singing, music technology/composition and jazz ensemble. Students will have an opportunity to participate in master classes and take a private lessons with SJSU faculty. All students will participate in a Friday afternoon chamber recital and Saturday afternoon concert.
Fees:
Commuter Student (daytime only):
$ 230, includes tuition and lunch
Resident Student:
$ 495, includes tuition, room, and board
Registration Deadline: June 4th, 2010
Registration forms available in Room 12: see interns or online at www.music.sjsu.edu
CSU Summer Arts Scholarship
The CSU Summer Arts is offering one full scholarship valued at $ 1,182 for a University High School student that applies and gets accepted for one of the music workshops being offered this summer.
The workshops are:
Auditioning for the Broadway Musical with Paul Gemignani, June 27th to July 10th
String and Piano Intensive, July 11th to July 24th
Any interested students can go to www.csusummerarts.org, for all course information, application form, and scholarship form.
***Students should write at the top of their application that they are a University High School Student.
Students are more than welcome to apply for any course of their interests and if they need scholarship assistance they should submit the scholarship application.
Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs - Emerson College Are you a high school student with a passion for creative writing, stage acting, musical theater performance, stage design, filmmaking, or television production? Is a summer academic program, where you can pursue your creative interests and develop your talents, on your list of things to do? Does an environment where you can explore, get feedback, work on projects or performances, and meet other creative students appeal to you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, the five-week Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs at Emerson College are just right for you!
Interested students can download an application at www.emerson.edu/ce.
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 3rd, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you.
Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
University High School Bulletin for Monday, May 10, 2010
www.csufresno.edu/univhigh
Seniors Cap and Gown Pick up
Seniors, please pick up your cap and gowns in room 18 on Monday, May 10. From 12:00 to 1:00 Graduate services will be here to hand them out.
ASB Publicity Officer for 2010-11
Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in being on the ASB Board as Publicity Coordinator, now is your opportunity. We are asking students interested to make a poster advertising an event. Please see Mr. Benslay for full details. Deadline is May 14.
Phoenix Alliance May Meeting-Please note time change
Time change for the May Phoenix Alliance Meeting
MAY Phoenix Alliance Meeting
Thursday, May 13th
Meeting will begin at 5:30 pm
Room 18
Meeting time changed so parents can attend Wind Ensemble/Concert Band Spring Concert @ 7:30 pm
Parking code:
17120062
Buy your Sober Grad Tickets NOW in the UHS Office-Deadline-Friday May 14th
Seniors and Juniors may purchase tickets for Sober Grad.
Guests must be Juniors or older.
Ticket price: $35
Make your check payable to Phoenix Alliance or PA.
Tickets will be on sale in the UHS office everyday before school at lunch and afterschool.
Sober Grad will be held at BlackBeard's on May 22nd from 12am - 6am
Registration begins at 11:00PM
Finals Schedule-May 19th thru May 21st
UHS Finals Schedule: May 19th, 20th and 21st
SENIORS FINALS are scheduled by the teachers.
Ninth, Tenth & Eleventh Grade:
Wednesday, May 19th
First Period: 8:30-10:00
Second Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Thursday, May 20th
Third Period: 8:30-10:00
Fourth Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Friday, May 21st
Sixth Period: 8:30-10:00
Seventh Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
SENIORS -- FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS SENIORS may begin requesting their "FINAL TRANSCRIPTS" for their colleges at this time. SEE MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) to fill out the request form and pay the $2.00 fee for each transcript request. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE MAILED TO THE COLLEGES BY THE END OF JUNE! SO PLEASE REQUEST NO LATER THAN JUNE 15TH!
Peer Mentor Meeting (New and Current Mentors) Attention both Current and New Peer Mentors: There will be a peer mentor meeting on Tuesday, May 11th at 12:15 in room 18. Please see Mrs. Bird if you are unable to attend.
Study Night
Need help studying for finals? The peer mentors will be hosting a Study Night on Monday, May 17th from 3:15pm-5:30pm in the Residence Dining Hall. Peer tutoring will be available in all subject areas as well as snacks for the first 50 students that come.
KSEE 24 Career Day Attention Seniors: KSEE 24 will be holding it's annual Career Day Open House from 9:00am to 11:30am on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010. The career day is in effort to acquaint local high school seniors with the many career possibilities available within a television station. See Mrs. Bird by Friday, May 14th if you are interested. There is a limit of five students per school.
STUDENTS NOT RETURNING FALL, 2010 Students that will NOT be returning in the Fall need to see MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) as soon as possible--BEFORE FINALS BEGIN. She will inform you of the "Check-Out" process.
Fresno City College Registration Express Attention Seniors that are planning to attend Fresno City College in the Fall and have yet to register for classes: Monday, May 10th will be the next date that you will be able to register for classes. In order for students to participate in the orientation and registration process, they must have 1) applied for admission, 2) taken the placement test, and 3) bring with them their high school transcripts. Please note check-in time is at 8:00 a.m. at the Fresno City College Cafeteria. They begin promptly at 8:30 a.m., no latecomers will be admitted. See Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson for a transcript to take with you.
Student Recognitions
Congratulations to Starla Sanchez!
On Friday April 30, 2010, the California State University, Fresno Chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society was pleased to award Starla Sanchez, a University High School (UHS) student, with a certificate and a $200 scholarship check.
Starla was the winner of the 500 word essay contest sponsored by the Fresno State Chapter of Golden Key.
Congratulations Courtney Lowe, Hannah and Katie Plunkett Every year, the Assistance League of Fresno (Assisteens) present awards to high school students for their community involvement and service to others. This year 3 of the 4 Philanthropic Awards went to University High School students: Courtney Lowe received the Freshman award; Hannah Plunkett received the Sophomore award and Katie Plunkett received the Junior award. Congratulations!
Parent Notices
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
2010 Spring Concert Dates-Tickets on sale now!
Tickets available in the UHS Office beginning Monday, April 26th.
Tickets sold before school, during lunch or after school.
Spring Concert Tickets: $5.00
Monday, May 3rd
Choral Concert
Fresno High School, 7:30 pm
1839 Echo Avenue
Wednesday, May 12th
Jazz Band/Show Choir
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120061
Thursday, May 13th
Wind Ensemble/Concert Band
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120062
Friday, May 14th
Orchestra/String Ensemble, Symphonic Band,
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120063
Summer School Not Available According to Clovis, Fresno, and Central Unified School Districts, there will not be open-enrollment for summer school. If your child needs to remediate a class, please contact your childÕs counselor for information about Brigham YoungÕs Independent Study.
Sober Grad Raffle Prizes Needed!
Raffle prizes needed for the Sober Grad party at Blackbeards on May 22nd.
If you can donate-
please contact:
Angie Al Hindi
412-9370
General Announcements
Seniors: Are you of American Indian Descent?
The American Indian Graduation Committee would like to extend an invitation to those Graduates to attend the 24th annual American Indian Graduation Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at Roeding Park Umbrella Grove on Saturday, June 19, 2010. For further details please contact Mrs. Patterson via email: kpatterson@csufresno.edu
Clubs
Student Activities
Community Opportunities
Internship Opportunity with Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 Campaign
Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay Inc., is running as a Republican candidate for Governor of California in 2010 and the Whitman for Governor Campaign is offering internship opportunities throughout the academic year. The Campaign seeks dedicated and enthusiastic high school seniors for internships within their Political department.
The intern program provides students with a unique opportunity to be a part of the inner workings of a fully operational gubernatorial campaign. Although this is an unpaid position, interns will learn valuable lessons about how a campaign functions both strategically and operationally. Interns will also gain insight into the key issues in the race as well as political organizing and voter outreach, press relations, fundraising, and coalitions development.
Expectations: What they are looking for?
i. Political awareness and a firm commitment to Meg Whitman's vision to build A New California
ii. A willingness and enthusiasm to lend a hand to all facets of the campaign, wherever help is needed
iii. A strong work ethic and sense of initiative
iv. Solid written and oral communication skills
v. Basic computer skills; experience with Microsoft Excel and Word
If you are interested in applying, please contact Joan Silva at: jsilva@megwhitman.com or at 408-896-2931.
www.MegWhitman.com
College Info
University of the Pacific Music Camp Pacific Music Camp offers a wide variety of ensembles, electives, and social activities for junior and senior high school musicians. Week-long camps run from July 27th through August 15th.
Register online and receive a $10 discount. http://go.pacific.edu/MusicCamp
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) at Boston University
From June 27 to August 7, 2010 (6-week residential program) PROMYS will offer an intensive experience in creative mathematical exploration to approximately 65 ambitious high school students with an exceptionally strong interest in mathematics.
PROMYS has the following goals:
-To provide an environment for young people that will arouse their curiosity and encourage a deep personal involvement with the creative elements in mathematics.
-To foster interaction between the PROMYS community and the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry.
-To encourage habits of thought that lead to scientific independence and creativity.
Cost of program is $ 2,700. Financial assistance is available.
Applications are available online at www.promys or by writing to Boston University, Mathematics Department PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington St., Boston, MA 02215.
Application deadline is May 30, 2010.
For more information please contact (617) 353-2563 or promys@bu.edu
Girls Summer Engineering Experience (CSUF) The Lyles College of Engineering is having a Girls Summer Engineering Experience. It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering. All application materials (including one letter of recommendation) are due by May 28, 2010. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Summer in the City 2010: Music at San Jose State San Jose State University's School of Music and Dance is announcing the return of their 4th annual summer music camp Summer in the City: Musica at San Jose State.
The music camp staff includes college students majoring in music and middle school, high school, and college level music educators. All campers will be supervised by staff members throughout the day. Resident campers will be staying in an on-campus dormitory and have 24 hour access to resident-camp staff.
Junior/Senior Session (grades 6-12)
Sunday, June 20 through Saturday, June 26, 2010
Students will participate in Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir (High School only) as a major performing ensemble. Students will have daily sectional rehearsals, chamber ensemble and elective classes. Elective choices include piano, music theory, improvisation, music appreciation, singing, music technology/composition and jazz ensemble. Students will have an opportunity to participate in master classes and take a private lessons with SJSU faculty. All students will participate in a Friday afternoon chamber recital and Saturday afternoon concert.
Fees:
Commuter Student (daytime only):
$ 230, includes tuition and lunch
Resident Student:
$ 495, includes tuition, room, and board
Registration Deadline: June 4th, 2010
Registration forms available in Room 12: see interns or online at www.music.sjsu.edu
CSU Summer Arts Scholarship
The CSU Summer Arts is offering one full scholarship valued at $ 1,182 for a University High School student that applies and gets accepted for one of the music workshops being offered this summer.
The workshops are:
Auditioning for the Broadway Musical with Paul Gemignani, June 27th to July 10th
String and Piano Intensive, July 11th to July 24th
Any interested students can go to www.csusummerarts.org, for all course information, application form, and scholarship form.
***Students should write at the top of their application that they are a University High School Student.
Students are more than welcome to apply for any course of their interests and if they need scholarship assistance they should submit the scholarship application.
Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs - Emerson College Are you a high school student with a passion for creative writing, stage acting, musical theater performance, stage design, filmmaking, or television production? Is a summer academic program, where you can pursue your creative interests and develop your talents, on your list of things to do? Does an environment where you can explore, get feedback, work on projects or performances, and meet other creative students appeal to you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, the five-week Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs at Emerson College are just right for you!
Interested students can download an application at www.emerson.edu/ce.
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 3rd, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you.
Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
University High School Bulletin for Friday, May 7, 2010
www.csufresno.edu/univhigh
UHS Ten Year Triumph Dinner! 8 seats left!
Enjoy a delious dinner at the Elbow Room as you hob nob with the Head of School and board members.
Come and meet Phoenix Alliance board representatives.
This special fundraiser is inspired by the need to purchase furniture and fixtures at the new school.
Make your reservations today - 250-7592.
Only 8 seats left. $150 per seat.
Phoenix Alliance May Meeting-Please note time change
Time change for the May Phoenix Alliance Meeting
MAY Phoenix Alliance Meeting
Thursday, May 13th
Meeting will begin at 5:30 pm
Room 18
Meeting time changed so parents can attend Wind Ensemble/Concert Band Spring Concert @ 7:30 pm
Parking code:
17120062
Buy your Sober Grad Tickets NOW in the UHS Office-Deadline-Friday May 14th
Seniors and Juniors may purchase tickets for Sober Grad.
Guests must be Juniors or older.
Ticket price: $35
Make your check payable to Phoenix Alliance or PA.
Tickets will be on sale in the UHS office everyday before school at lunch and afterschool.
Sober Grad will be held at BlackBeard's on May 22nd from 12am - 6am
Registration begins at 11:00PM
Finals Schedule-May 19th thru May 21st
UHS Finals Schedule: May 19th, 20th and 21st
SENIORS FINALS are scheduled by the teachers.
Ninth, Tenth & Eleventh Grade:
Wednesday, May 19th
First Period: 8:30-10:00
Second Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Thursday, May 20th
Third Period: 8:30-10:00
Fourth Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Friday, May 21st
Sixth Period: 8:30-10:00
Seventh Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
SENIORS -- FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS SENIORS may begin requesting their "FINAL TRANSCRIPTS" for their colleges at this time. SEE MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) to fill out the request form and pay the $2.00 fee for each transcript request. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE MAILED TO THE COLLEGES BY THE END OF JUNE! SO PLEASE REQUEST NO LATER THAN JUNE 15TH!
Class Elections for Freshman for Sophomore Class Officers This week we will be holding elections in the freshman class for sophomore class officers. Monday at 3 pm we will have officer signups for President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Publicity in Dr. Gettman's room. Thursday during lunch will be candidate speechs, and Friday will be the election.
Peer Mentor Meeting (New and Current Mentors) Attention both Current and New Peer Mentors: There will be a peer mentor meeting on Tuesday, May 11th at 12:15 in room 18. Please see Mrs. Bird if you are unable to attend.
Study Night
Need help studying for finals? The peer mentors will be hosting a Study Night on Monday, May 17th from 3:15pm-5:30pm in the Residence Dining Hall. Peer tutoring will be available in all subject areas as well as snacks for the first 50 students that come.
KSEE 24 Career Day Attention Seniors: KSEE 24 will be holding it's annual Career Day Open House from 9:00am to 11:30am on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010. The career day is in effort to acquaint local high school seniors with the many career possibilities available within a television station. See Mrs. Bird by Friday, May 14th if you are interested. There is a limit of five students per school.
STUDENTS NOT RETURNING FALL, 2010 Students that will NOT be returning in the Fall need to see MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) as soon as possible--BEFORE FINALS BEGIN. She will inform you of the "Check-Out" process.
Fresno City College Registration Express Attention Seniors that are planning to attend Fresno City College in the Fall and have yet to register for classes: Monday, May 10th will be the next date that you will be able to register for classes. In order for students to participate in the orientation and registration process, they must have 1) applied for admission, 2) taken the placement test, and 3) bring with them their high school transcripts. Please note check-in time is at 8:00 a.m. at the Fresno City College Cafeteria. They begin promptly at 8:30 a.m., no latecomers will be admitted. See Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson for a transcript to take with you.
Student Recognitions
Congratulations Albert Chang Albert won the second place award in the Fine Arts category at the Bank of America Achievement Awards. He also won a $1000 scholarship!
Congratulations to Starla Sanchez!
On Friday April 30, 2010, the California State University, Fresno Chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society was pleased to award Starla Sanchez, a University High School (UHS) student, with a certificate and a $200 scholarship check.
Starla was the winner of the 500 word essay contest sponsored by the Fresno State Chapter of Golden Key.
Congratulations Courtney Lowe, Hannah and Katie Plunkett Every year, the Assistance League of Fresno (Assisteens) present awards to high school students for their community involvement and service to others. This year 3 of the 4 Philanthropic Awards went to University High School students: Courtney Lowe received the Freshman award; Hannah Plunkett received the Sophomore award and Katie Plunkett received the Junior award. Congratulations!
Parent Notices
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
2010 Spring Concert Dates-Tickets on sale now!
Tickets available in the UHS Office beginning Monday, April 26th.
Tickets sold before school, during lunch or after school.
Spring Concert Tickets: $5.00
Monday, May 3rd
Choral Concert
Fresno High School, 7:30 pm
1839 Echo Avenue
Wednesday, May 12th
Jazz Band/Show Choir
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120061
Thursday, May 13th
Wind Ensemble/Concert Band
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120062
Friday, May 14th
Orchestra/String Ensemble, Symphonic Band,
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120063
Summer School Not Available According to Clovis, Fresno, and Central Unified School Districts, there will not be open-enrollment for summer school. If your child needs to remediate a class, please contact your childÕs counselor for information about Brigham YoungÕs Independent Study.
Sober Grad Raffle Prizes Needed!
Raffle prizes needed for the Sober Grad party at Blackbeards on May 22nd.
If you can donate-
please contact:
Angie Al Hindi
412-9370
General Announcements
Seniors: Are you of American Indian Descent?
The American Indian Graduation Committee would like to extend an invitation to those Graduates to attend the 24th annual American Indian Graduation Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at Roeding Park Umbrella Grove on Saturday, June 19, 2010. For further details please contact Mrs. Patterson via email: kpatterson@csufresno.edu
Clubs
Student Activities
Community Opportunities
Internship Opportunity with Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 Campaign
Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay Inc., is running as a Republican candidate for Governor of California in 2010 and the Whitman for Governor Campaign is offering internship opportunities throughout the academic year. The Campaign seeks dedicated and enthusiastic high school seniors for internships within their Political department.
The intern program provides students with a unique opportunity to be a part of the inner workings of a fully operational gubernatorial campaign. Although this is an unpaid position, interns will learn valuable lessons about how a campaign functions both strategically and operationally. Interns will also gain insight into the key issues in the race as well as political organizing and voter outreach, press relations, fundraising, and coalitions development.
Expectations: What they are looking for?
i. Political awareness and a firm commitment to Meg Whitman's vision to build A New California
ii. A willingness and enthusiasm to lend a hand to all facets of the campaign, wherever help is needed
iii. A strong work ethic and sense of initiative
iv. Solid written and oral communication skills
v. Basic computer skills; experience with Microsoft Excel and Word
If you are interested in applying, please contact Joan Silva at: jsilva@megwhitman.com or at 408-896-2931.
www.MegWhitman.com
College Info
University of the Pacific Music Camp Pacific Music Camp offers a wide variety of ensembles, electives, and social activities for junior and senior high school musicians. Week-long camps run from July 27th through August 15th.
Register online and receive a $10 discount. http://go.pacific.edu/MusicCamp
Washington University's High School Summer Scholars Program This summer program is for rising juniors and seniors. It is a five week summer program on the college campus of Washington University in St. Louis. Students are given the opportunity to take up to seven units of college coursework for credit and participate in a variety of social outings. Visit summerscholars.wustl.edu for information and application materials.
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) at Boston University
From June 27 to August 7, 2010 (6-week residential program) PROMYS will offer an intensive experience in creative mathematical exploration to approximately 65 ambitious high school students with an exceptionally strong interest in mathematics.
PROMYS has the following goals:
-To provide an environment for young people that will arouse their curiosity and encourage a deep personal involvement with the creative elements in mathematics.
-To foster interaction between the PROMYS community and the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry.
-To encourage habits of thought that lead to scientific independence and creativity.
Cost of program is $ 2,700. Financial assistance is available.
Applications are available online at www.promys or by writing to Boston University, Mathematics Department PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington St., Boston, MA 02215.
Application deadline is May 30, 2010.
For more information please contact (617) 353-2563 or promys@bu.edu
Girls Summer Engineering Experience (CSUF) The Lyles College of Engineering is having a Girls Summer Engineering Experience. It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering. All application materials (including one letter of recommendation) are due by May 28, 2010. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Summer in the City 2010: Music at San Jose State San Jose State University's School of Music and Dance is announcing the return of their 4th annual summer music camp Summer in the City: Musica at San Jose State.
The music camp staff includes college students majoring in music and middle school, high school, and college level music educators. All campers will be supervised by staff members throughout the day. Resident campers will be staying in an on-campus dormitory and have 24 hour access to resident-camp staff.
Junior/Senior Session (grades 6-12)
Sunday, June 20 through Saturday, June 26, 2010
Students will participate in Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir (High School only) as a major performing ensemble. Students will have daily sectional rehearsals, chamber ensemble and elective classes. Elective choices include piano, music theory, improvisation, music appreciation, singing, music technology/composition and jazz ensemble. Students will have an opportunity to participate in master classes and take a private lessons with SJSU faculty. All students will participate in a Friday afternoon chamber recital and Saturday afternoon concert.
Fees:
Commuter Student (daytime only):
$ 230, includes tuition and lunch
Resident Student:
$ 495, includes tuition, room, and board
Registration Deadline: June 4th, 2010
Registration forms available in Room 12: see interns or online at www.music.sjsu.edu
CSU Summer Arts Scholarship
The CSU Summer Arts is offering one full scholarship valued at $ 1,182 for a University High School student that applies and gets accepted for one of the music workshops being offered this summer.
The workshops are:
Auditioning for the Broadway Musical with Paul Gemignani, June 27th to July 10th
String and Piano Intensive, July 11th to July 24th
Any interested students can go to www.csusummerarts.org, for all course information, application form, and scholarship form.
***Students should write at the top of their application that they are a University High School Student.
Students are more than welcome to apply for any course of their interests and if they need scholarship assistance they should submit the scholarship application.
Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs - Emerson College Are you a high school student with a passion for creative writing, stage acting, musical theater performance, stage design, filmmaking, or television production? Is a summer academic program, where you can pursue your creative interests and develop your talents, on your list of things to do? Does an environment where you can explore, get feedback, work on projects or performances, and meet other creative students appeal to you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, the five-week Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs at Emerson College are just right for you!
Interested students can download an application at www.emerson.edu/ce.
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 34th, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you.
Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
University High School Bulletin for Thursday, May 6, 2010
www.csufresno.edu/univhigh
Buy your Sober Grad Tickets NOW in the UHS Office-Deadline-Friday May 14th
Seniors and Juniors may purchase tickets for Sober Grad.
Guests must be Juniors or older.
Ticket price: $35
Make your check payable to Phoenix Alliance or PA.
Tickets will be on sale in the UHS office everyday before school at lunch and afterschool.
Sober Grad will be held at BlackBeard's on May 22nd from 12am - 6am
Registration begins at 11:00PM
UHS Ten Year Triumph Dinner! 8 seats left!
Enjoy a delious dinner at the Elbow Room as you hob nob with the Head of School and board members.
Come and meet Phoenix Alliance board representatives.
This special fundraiser is inspired by the need to purchase furniture and fixtures at the new school.
Make your reservations today - 250-7592.
Only 8 seats left. $150 per seat.
Phoenix Alliance May Meeting-Please note time change
Time change for the May Phoenix Alliance Meeting
MAY Phoenix Alliance Meeting
Thursday, May 13th
Meeting will begin at 5:30 pm
Room 18
Meeting time changed so parents can attend Wind Ensemble/Concert Band Spring Concert @ 7:30 pm
Parking code:
17120062
Finals Schedule-May 19th thru May 21st
UHS Finals Schedule: May 19th, 20th and 21st
SENIORS FINALS are scheduled by the teachers.
Ninth, Tenth & Eleventh Grade:
Wednesday, May 19th
First Period: 8:30-10:00
Second Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Thursday, May 20th
Third Period: 8:30-10:00
Fourth Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
Friday, May 21st
Sixth Period: 8:30-10:00
Seventh Period: 10:30-12:00
The afternoons are open for make-up testing.
SENIORS -- FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS SENIORS may begin requesting their "FINAL TRANSCRIPTS" for their colleges at this time. SEE MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) to fill out the request form and pay the $2.00 fee for each transcript request. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE MAILED TO THE COLLEGES BY THE END OF JUNE! SO PLEASE REQUEST NO LATER THAN JUNE 15TH!
Class Elections for Freshman for Sophomore Class Officers This week we will be holding elections in the freshman class for sophomore class officers. Monday at 3 pm we will have officer signups for President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Publicity in Dr. Gettman's room. Thursday during lunch will be candidate speechs, and Friday will be the election.
Peer Mentor Meeting (New and Current Mentors) Attention both Current and New Peer Mentors: There will be a peer mentor meeting on Tuesday, May 11th at 12:15 in room 18. Please see Mrs. Bird if you are unable to attend.
Study Night
Need help studying for finals? The peer mentors will be hosting a Study Night on Monday, May 17th from 3:15pm-5:30pm in the Residence Dining Hall. Peer tutoring will be available in all subject areas as well as snacks for the first 50 students that come.
KSEE 24 Career Day Attention Seniors: KSEE 24 will be holding it's annual Career Day Open House from 9:00am to 11:30am on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010. The career day is in effort to acquaint local high school seniors with the many career possibilities available within a television station. See Mrs. Bird by Friday, May 14th if you are interested. There is a limit of five students per school.
STUDENTS NOT RETURNING FALL, 2010 Students that will NOT be returning in the Fall need to see MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) as soon as possible--BEFORE FINALS BEGIN. She will inform you of the "Check-Out" process.
Fresno City College Registration Express Attention Seniors that are planning to attend Fresno City College in the Fall: Monday, May 10th will be the next date that you will be able to register for classes. In order for students to participate in the orientation and registration process, they must have 1) applied for admission, 2) taken the placement test, and 3) bring with them their high school transcripts. Please note check-in time is at 8:00 a.m. at the Cafeteria. We begin promptly at 8:30 a.m., no latecomers will be admitted. See Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson for a transcript to take with you.
Student Recognitions
Congratulations Albert Chang Albert won the second place award in the Fine Arts category at the Bank of America Achievement Awards. He also won a $1000 scholarship!
Congratulations to Starla Sanchez!
On Friday April 30, 2010, the California State University, Fresno Chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society was pleased to award Starla Sanchez, a University High School (UHS) student, with a certificate and a $200 scholarship check.
Starla was the winner of the 500 word essay contest sponsored by the Fresno State Chapter of Golden Key.
Parent Notices
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
2010 Spring Concert Dates-Tickets on sale now!
Tickets available in the UHS Office beginning Monday, April 26th.
Tickets sold before school, during lunch or after school.
Spring Concert Tickets: $5.00
Monday, May 3rd
Choral Concert
Fresno High School, 7:30 pm
1839 Echo Avenue
Wednesday, May 12th
Jazz Band/Show Choir
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120061
Thursday, May 13th
Wind Ensemble/Concert Band
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120062
Friday, May 14th
Orchestra/String Ensemble, Symphonic Band,
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120063
Summer School Not Available According to Clovis, Fresno, and Central Unified School Districts, there will not be open-enrollment for summer school. If your child needs to remediate a class, please contact your childÕs counselor for information about Brigham YoungÕs Independent Study.
Phoenix Alliance Board Elections
Phoenix Alliance will be holding elections for board positions on May 13th for 2010-2011.
Current board positions:
Corresponding Secretary
-Responsible for recording and distributing minutes from each board meeting.
-Acknowledgements for donations
Vice President
-Responsible for presiding over meetings when president is unable to and to coordinate with president the work of officers and committees
Treasurer
-To keep permanent financial records of all Phoenix Alliance activity.
-To receive all monies from fundraising activities.
-To pay for all normal operating expenses.
-To fill out necessary report forms required for insurance, IRS, Franchise Tax Board, etc.
-To have monthly financial report presented to the membership at all Phoenix Alliance meetings.
Magic of the Arts Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for Magic of the Arts
Yearly Fundraiser Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for Yearly Fundraiser(This year will be fall).
Baccalaureate and Sober Grad Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers volunteers for both these events.
Freshman and New Student Event Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for both of these events
Marketing and Publicity Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers to promote and publicize Phoenix Alliance events.
If you'd like to be nominated for our board please contact Desiree Castro by May 7th at desiree@castrocpa.com or 270-8558.
Sober Grad Raffle Prizes Needed!
Raffle prizes needed for the Sober Grad party at Blackbeards on May 22nd.
If you can donate-
please contact:
Angie Al Hindi
412-9370
Choirs for the end of the year The Choir Concert is tonight, Monday. See you there.
Tuesday, the Freshman choir DOES meet as usual. After that, all choirs DO NOT meet for the rest of the year. Show Choir is the exception. They will meet until their concert on the 12th.
All returning singers must sign up for one audition time.
General Announcements
Show Choir Dance Auditions will be held on Friday, May 7 at 3pm in the Choir room, 17. Come ready to learn some dance moves and show us what you can do.
Seniors: Are you of American Indian Descent?
The American Indian Graduation Committee would like to extend an invitation to those Graduates to attend the 24th annual American Indian Graduation Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at Roeding Park Umbrella Grove on Saturday, June 19, 2010. For further details please contact Mrs. Patterson via email: kpatterson@csufresno.edu
Clubs
Student Activities
Community Opportunities
Internship Opportunity with Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 Campaign
Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay Inc., is running as a Republican candidate for Governor of California in 2010 and the Whitman for Governor Campaign is offering internship opportunities throughout the academic year. The Campaign seeks dedicated and enthusiastic high school seniors for internships within their Political department.
The intern program provides students with a unique opportunity to be a part of the inner workings of a fully operational gubernatorial campaign. Although this is an unpaid position, interns will learn valuable lessons about how a campaign functions both strategically and operationally. Interns will also gain insight into the key issues in the race as well as political organizing and voter outreach, press relations, fundraising, and coalitions development.
Expectations: What they are looking for?
i. Political awareness and a firm commitment to Meg Whitman's vision to build A New California
ii. A willingness and enthusiasm to lend a hand to all facets of the campaign, wherever help is needed
iii. A strong work ethic and sense of initiative
iv. Solid written and oral communication skills
v. Basic computer skills; experience with Microsoft Excel and Word
If you are interested in applying, please contact Joan Silva at: jsilva@megwhitman.com or at 408-896-2931.
www.MegWhitman.com
College Info
University of the Pacific Music Camp Pacific Music Camp offers a wide variety of ensembles, electives, and social activities for junior and senior high school musicians. Week-long camps run from July 27th through August 15th.
Register online and receive a $10 discount. http://go.pacific.edu/MusicCamp
Washington University's High School Summer Scholars Program This summer program is for rising juniors and seniors. It is a five week summer program on the college campus of Washington University in St. Louis. Students are given the opportunity to take up to seven units of college coursework for credit and participate in a variety of social outings. Visit summerscholars.wustl.edu for information and application materials.
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) at Boston University
From June 27 to August 7, 2010 (6-week residential program) PROMYS will offer an intensive experience in creative mathematical exploration to approximately 65 ambitious high school students with an exceptionally strong interest in mathematics.
PROMYS has the following goals:
-To provide an environment for young people that will arouse their curiosity and encourage a deep personal involvement with the creative elements in mathematics.
-To foster interaction between the PROMYS community and the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry.
-To encourage habits of thought that lead to scientific independence and creativity.
Cost of program is $ 2,700. Financial assistance is available.
Applications are available online at www.promys or by writing to Boston University, Mathematics Department PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington St., Boston, MA 02215.
Application deadline is May 30, 2010.
For more information please contact (617) 353-2563 or promys@bu.edu
Girls Summer Engineering Experience (CSUF) The Lyles College of Engineering is having a Girls Summer Engineering Experience. It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering. All application materials (including one letter of recommendation) are due by May 28, 2010. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Summer in the City 2010: Music at San Jose State San Jose State University's School of Music and Dance is announcing the return of their 4th annual summer music camp Summer in the City: Musica at San Jose State.
The music camp staff includes college students majoring in music and middle school, high school, and college level music educators. All campers will be supervised by staff members throughout the day. Resident campers will be staying in an on-campus dormitory and have 24 hour access to resident-camp staff.
Junior/Senior Session (grades 6-12)
Sunday, June 20 through Saturday, June 26, 2010
Students will participate in Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir (High School only) as a major performing ensemble. Students will have daily sectional rehearsals, chamber ensemble and elective classes. Elective choices include piano, music theory, improvisation, music appreciation, singing, music technology/composition and jazz ensemble. Students will have an opportunity to participate in master classes and take a private lessons with SJSU faculty. All students will participate in a Friday afternoon chamber recital and Saturday afternoon concert.
Fees:
Commuter Student (daytime only):
$ 230, includes tuition and lunch
Resident Student:
$ 495, includes tuition, room, and board
Registration Deadline: June 4th, 2010
Registration forms available in Room 12: see interns or online at www.music.sjsu.edu
CSU Summer Arts Scholarship
The CSU Summer Arts is offering one full scholarship valued at $ 1,182 for a University High School student that applies and gets accepted for one of the music workshops being offered this summer.
The workshops are:
Auditioning for the Broadway Musical with Paul Gemignani, June 27th to July 10th
String and Piano Intensive, July 11th to July 24th
Any interested students can go to www.csusummerarts.org, for all course information, application form, and scholarship form.
***Students should write at the top of their application that they are a University High School Student.
Students are more than welcome to apply for any course of their interests and if they need scholarship assistance they should submit the scholarship application.
Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs - Emerson College Are you a high school student with a passion for creative writing, stage acting, musical theater performance, stage design, filmmaking, or television production? Is a summer academic program, where you can pursue your creative interests and develop your talents, on your list of things to do? Does an environment where you can explore, get feedback, work on projects or performances, and meet other creative students appeal to you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, the five-week Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs at Emerson College are just right for you!
Interested students can download an application at www.emerson.edu/ce.
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 34th, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you.
Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
University High School Bulletin for Wednesday, May 5, 2010
www.csufresno.edu/univhigh
UHS Ten Year Triumph Dinner! 8 seats left!
Enjoy a delious dinner at the Elbow Room as you hob nob with the Head of School and board members.
Come and meet Phoenix Alliance board representatives.
This special fundraiser is inspired by the need to purchase furniture and fixtures at the new school.
Make your reservations today - 250-7592.
Only 8 seats left. $150 per seat.
KSEE 24 Career Day Attention Seniors: KSEE 24 will be holding it's annual Career Day Open House from 9:00am to 11:30am on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010. The career day is in effort to acquaint local high school seniors with the many career possibilities available within a television station. See Mrs. Bird by Friday, May 14th if you are interested. There is a limit of five students per school.
STUDENTS NOT RETURNING FALL, 2010 Students that will NOT be returning in the Fall need to see MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) as soon as possible--BEFORE FINALS BEGIN. She will inform you of the "Check-Out" process.
Fresno City College Registration Express Attention Seniors that are planning to attend Fresno City College in the Fall: Monday, May 10th will be the next date that you will be able to register for classes. In order for students to participate in the orientation and registration process, they must have 1) applied for admission, 2) taken the placement test, and 3) bring with them their high school transcripts. Please note check-in time is at 8:00 a.m. at the Cafeteria. We begin promptly at 8:30 a.m., no latecomers will be admitted. See Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson for a transcript to take with you.
Phoenix Alliance 2010-2011 Board Positions
Phoenix Alliance will be holding elections for board positions on May 13th for 2010-2011.
Current board positions:
Corresponding Secretary
-Responsible for recording and distributing minutes from each board meeting.
-Acknowledgements for donations
Vice President
-Responsible for presiding over meetings when president is unable to and to coordinate with president the work of officers and committees
Treasurer
-To keep permanent financial records of all Phoenix Alliance activity.
-To receive all monies from fundraising activities.
-To pay for all normal operating expenses.
-To fill out necessary report forms required for insurance, IRS, Franchise Tax Board, etc.
-To have monthly financial report presented to the membership at all Phoenix Alliance meetings.
Magic of the Arts Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for Magic of the Arts
Yearly Fundraiser Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for Yearly Fundraiser(This year will be fall).
Baccalaureate and Sober Grad Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers volunteers for both these events.
Freshman and New Student Event Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for both of these events
Marketing and Publicity Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers to promote and publicize Phoenix Alliance events.
If you'd like to be nominated for our board please contact Desiree Castro by May 7th at desiree@castrocpa.com or 270-8558.
Phoenix Alliance May Meeting-Please note time change
Time change for the May Phoenix Alliance Meeting
MAY Phoenix Alliance Meeting
Thursday, May 13th
Meeting will begin at 5:30 pm
Room 18
Meeting time changed so parents can attend Wind Ensemble/Concert Band Spring Concert @ 7:30 pm
Parking code:
17120062
SENIORS -- FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS SENIORS may begin requesting their "FINAL TRANSCRIPTS" for their colleges at this time. SEE MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) to fill out the request form and pay the $2.00 fee for each transcript request. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE MAILED TO THE COLLEGES BY THE END OF JUNE! SO PLEASE REQUEST NO LATER THAN JUNE 15TH!
Sober Grad tickets are on sale NOW!
Ticket price: $35
Make your check payable to Phoenix Alliance or PA.
Tickets will be on sale in front of the UHS office on Wednesdays and Fridays 12:30 - 12:55. & after school on Wednesdays and Fridays from 3:00-3:15.
Sober Grad will be held at BlackBeard's on May 22nd from 12am - 6am
Registration begins at 11:00PM
All students may bring as many high school age guests as you would like!
Sober Grad Raffle Prizes Needed!
Raffle prizes needed for the Sober Grad party at Blackbeards on May 22nd.
If you can donate-
please contact:
Angie Al Hindi
412-9370
Lost and Found!!
Stop by the office to check lost and found!
We have prescription glasses and many jackets/sweaters in the office.
Show Choir Dance Auditions will be held on Friday, May 7 at 3pm in the Choir room, 17. Come ready to learn some dance moves and show us what you can do.
Class Elections for Freshman for Sophomore Class Officers This week we will be holding elections in the freshman class for sophomore class officers. Monday at 3 pm we will have officer signups for President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Publicity in Dr. Gettman's room. Thursday during lunch will be candidate speechs, and Friday will be the election.
Study Night
Need help studying for finals? The peer mentors will be hosting a Study Night on Monday, May 17th from 3:15pm-5:30pm in the Residence Dining Hall. Peer tutoring will be available in all subject areas as well as snacks for the first 50 students that come.
JSA Speaker This Wednesday (May 5th)
A representative from the Fresno County Republican Party will be coming on Wednesday, May 5th from 12:00pm to 1:00pm in room 14 to speak to the UHS Junior State Chapter.
All are welcome!
Student Recognitions
Congratulations to Starla Sanchez!
On Friday April 30, 2010, the California State University, Fresno Chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society was pleased to award Starla Sanchez, a University High School (UHS) student, with a certificate and a $200 scholarship check.
Starla was the winner of the 500 word essay contest sponsored by the Fresno State Chapter of Golden Key.
Albert Chang Albert won the second place award in the Fine Arts category at the Bank of America Achievement Awards. He also won a $1000 scholarship!
Parent Notices
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
2010 Spring Concert Dates-Tickets on sale now!
Tickets available in the UHS Office beginning Monday, April 26th.
Tickets sold before school, during lunch or after school.
Spring Concert Tickets: $5.00
Monday, May 3rd
Choral Concert
Fresno High School, 7:30 pm
1839 Echo Avenue
Wednesday, May 12th
Jazz Band/Show Choir
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120061
Thursday, May 13th
Wind Ensemble/Concert Band
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120062
Friday, May 14th
Orchestra/String Ensemble, Symphonic Band,
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120063
Summer School Not Available According to Clovis, Fresno, and Central Unified School Districts, there will not be open-enrollment for summer school. If your child needs to remediate a class, please contact your childÕs counselor for information about Brigham YoungÕs Independent Study.
Choirs for the end of the year The Choir Concert is tonight, Monday. See you there.
Tuesday, the Freshman choir DOES meet as usual. After that, all choirs DO NOT meet for the rest of the year. Show Choir is the exception. They will meet until their concert on the 12th.
All returning singers must sign up for one audition time.
General Announcements
Seniors: Are you of American Indian Descent?
The American Indian Graduation Committee would like to extend an invitation to those Graduates to attend the 24th annual American Indian Graduation Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at Roeding Park Umbrella Grove on Saturday, June 19, 2010. For further details please contact Mrs. Patterson via email: kpatterson@csufresno.edu
Clubs
Student Activities
Community Opportunities
Internship Opportunity with Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 Campaign
Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay Inc., is running as a Republican candidate for Governor of California in 2010 and the Whitman for Governor Campaign is offering internship opportunities throughout the academic year. The Campaign seeks dedicated and enthusiastic high school seniors for internships within their Political department.
The intern program provides students with a unique opportunity to be a part of the inner workings of a fully operational gubernatorial campaign. Although this is an unpaid position, interns will learn valuable lessons about how a campaign functions both strategically and operationally. Interns will also gain insight into the key issues in the race as well as political organizing and voter outreach, press relations, fundraising, and coalitions development.
Expectations: What they are looking for?
i. Political awareness and a firm commitment to Meg Whitman's vision to build A New California
ii. A willingness and enthusiasm to lend a hand to all facets of the campaign, wherever help is needed
iii. A strong work ethic and sense of initiative
iv. Solid written and oral communication skills
v. Basic computer skills; experience with Microsoft Excel and Word
If you are interested in applying, please contact Joan Silva at: jsilva@megwhitman.com or at 408-896-2931.
www.MegWhitman.com
College Info
University of the Pacific Music Camp Pacific Music Camp offers a wide variety of ensembles, electives, and social activities for junior and senior high school musicians. Week-long camps run from July 27th through August 15th.
Register online and receive a $10 discount. http://go.pacific.edu/MusicCamp
Washington University's High School Summer Scholars Program This summer program is for rising juniors and seniors. It is a five week summer program on the college campus of Washington University in St. Louis. Students are given the opportunity to take up to seven units of college coursework for credit and participate in a variety of social outings. Visit summerscholars.wustl.edu for information and application materials.
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) at Boston University
From June 27 to August 7, 2010 (6-week residential program) PROMYS will offer an intensive experience in creative mathematical exploration to approximately 65 ambitious high school students with an exceptionally strong interest in mathematics.
PROMYS has the following goals:
-To provide an environment for young people that will arouse their curiosity and encourage a deep personal involvement with the creative elements in mathematics.
-To foster interaction between the PROMYS community and the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry.
-To encourage habits of thought that lead to scientific independence and creativity.
Cost of program is $ 2,700. Financial assistance is available.
Applications are available online at www.promys or by writing to Boston University, Mathematics Department PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington St., Boston, MA 02215.
Application deadline is May 30, 2010.
For more information please contact (617) 353-2563 or promys@bu.edu
Carleton Summer Science Institute (CSSI) Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota is holding a Summer program from July 18th to August 6th. Students will learn to think and write like scientists by engaging in classroom and hands-on research activities related to their interests. Their experience will culminate in a presentation at the CSSI Research Symposium held at the end of the program.
Student Eligibility: A student who is currently in 10th and 11th grade are eligible to apply to this program.
Costs: $ 2,995, does not include airfare
Scholarships are available.
Application Deadline: May 5, 2010
Scholarship Deadline: April 2, 2010
Visit carleton.edu/summer or Room 12 for the application.
Girls Summer Engineering Experience (CSUF) The Lyles College of Engineering is having a Girls Summer Engineering Experience. It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering. All application materials (including one letter of recommendation) are due by May 28, 2010. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Summer in the City 2010: Music at San Jose State San Jose State University's School of Music and Dance is announcing the return of their 4th annual summer music camp Summer in the City: Musica at San Jose State.
The music camp staff includes college students majoring in music and middle school, high school, and college level music educators. All campers will be supervised by staff members throughout the day. Resident campers will be staying in an on-campus dormitory and have 24 hour access to resident-camp staff.
Junior/Senior Session (grades 6-12)
Sunday, June 20 through Saturday, June 26, 2010
Students will participate in Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir (High School only) as a major performing ensemble. Students will have daily sectional rehearsals, chamber ensemble and elective classes. Elective choices include piano, music theory, improvisation, music appreciation, singing, music technology/composition and jazz ensemble. Students will have an opportunity to participate in master classes and take a private lessons with SJSU faculty. All students will participate in a Friday afternoon chamber recital and Saturday afternoon concert.
Fees:
Commuter Student (daytime only):
$ 230, includes tuition and lunch
Resident Student:
$ 495, includes tuition, room, and board
Registration Deadline: June 4th, 2010
Registration forms available in Room 12: see interns or online at www.music.sjsu.edu
CSU Summer Arts Scholarship
The CSU Summer Arts is offering one full scholarship valued at $ 1,182 for a University High School student that applies and gets accepted for one of the music workshops being offered this summer.
The workshops are:
Auditioning for the Broadway Musical with Paul Gemignani, June 27th to July 10th
String and Piano Intensive, July 11th to July 24th
Any interested students can go to www.csusummerarts.org, for all course information, application form, and scholarship form.
***Students should write at the top of their application that they are a University High School Student.
Students are more than welcome to apply for any course of their interests and if they need scholarship assistance they should submit the scholarship application.
Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs - Emerson College Are you a high school student with a passion for creative writing, stage acting, musical theater performance, stage design, filmmaking, or television production? Is a summer academic program, where you can pursue your creative interests and develop your talents, on your list of things to do? Does an environment where you can explore, get feedback, work on projects or performances, and meet other creative students appeal to you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, the five-week Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs at Emerson College are just right for you!
Interested students can download an application at www.emerson.edu/ce.
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 34th, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you. Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
University High School Bulletin for Tuesday, May 4, 2010
www.csufresno.edu/univhigh
UHS Ten Year Triumph Dinner-Only 10 seats left!
Make your reservations today-250-7592.
Only 10 seats left. $150 per seat.
Friday, May 7 6:00pm Elbow Room Vineyard Patio (old Chef's Table) Fig Garden Village -
731 W. San Jose 227-1234
FEATURING Executive Chef Roy Harland
Menu for the evening Sweet potato fries with aioli Butter Lettuce & Arugula Salad with Bosc Pears, Goat Cheese & Sugar Pecans Entree (Please select one) Flatiron steak with Gorgonzola Dolce, Soft Polenta & Swiss Chard Wild Alaskan Halibut with Panko Crust, Buttermilk Mashed Potatoes and Snap peas Roasted Local Roast Chicken with Porcini Mushroom Mac and Cheese
(If a different dinner is necessary due to dietary restrictions, let us know at time of reservation) Dessert (Please select one) Brioche Blueberry Bread Pudding Buttermilk Panna Cotta with Balsamic Strawberries
KSEE 24 Career Day Attention Seniors: KSEE 24 will be holding it's annual Career Day Open House from 9:00am to 11:30am on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010. The career day is in effort to acquaint local high school seniors with the many career possibilities available within a television station. See Mrs. Bird by Friday, May 14th if you are interested. There is a limit of five students per school.
STUDENTS NOT RETURNING FALL, 2010 Students that will NOT be returning in the Fall need to see MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) as soon as possible--BEFORE FINALS BEGIN. She will inform you of the "Check-Out" process.
Phoenix Alliance 2010-2011 Board Positions
Phoenix Alliance will be holding elections for board positions on May 13th for 2010-2011.
Current board positions:
Corresponding Secretary
-Responsible for recording and distributing minutes from each board meeting.
-Acknowledgements for donations
Vice President
-Responsible for presiding over meetings when president is unable to and to coordinate with president the work of officers and committees
Treasurer
-To keep permanent financial records of all Phoenix Alliance activity.
-To receive all monies from fundraising activities.
-To pay for all normal operating expenses.
-To fill out necessary report forms required for insurance, IRS, Franchise Tax Board, etc.
-To have monthly financial report presented to the membership at all Phoenix Alliance meetings.
Magic of the Arts Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for Magic of the Arts
Yearly Fundraiser Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for Yearly Fundraiser(This year will be fall).
Baccalaureate and Sober Grad Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers volunteers for both these events.
Freshman and New Student Event Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for both of these events
Marketing and Publicity Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers to promote and publicize Phoenix Alliance events.
If you'd like to be nominated for our board please contact Desiree Castro by May 7th at desiree@castrocpa.com or 270-8558.
Phoenix Alliance May Meeting-Please note time change
Time change for the May Phoenix Alliance Meeting
MAY Phoenix Alliance Meeting
Thursday, May 13th
Meeting will begin at 5:30 pm
Room 18
Meeting time changed so parents can attend Wind Ensemble/Concert Band Spring Concert @ 7:30 pm
SENIORS -- FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS SENIORS may begin requesting their "FINAL TRANSCRIPTS" for their colleges at this time. SEE MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) to fill out the request form and pay the $2.00 fee for each transcript request. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE MAILED TO THE COLLEGES BY THE END OF JUNE! SO PLEASE REQUEST NO LATER THAN JUNE 15TH!
Sober Grad tickets are on sale NOW!
Ticket price: $35
Make your check payable to Phoenix Alliance or PA.
Tickets will be on sale in front of the UHS office on Wednesdays and Fridays 12:30 - 12:55. & after school on Wednesdays and Fridays from 3:00-3:15.
Sober Grad will be held at BlackBeard's on May 22nd from 12am - 6am
Registration begins at 11:00PM
All students may bring as many high school age guests as you would like!
Sober Grad Raffle Prizes Needed!
Raffle prizes needed for the Sober Grad party at Blackbeards on May 22nd.
If you can donate-
please contact:
Angie Al Hindi
412-9370
Lost and Found!!
Stop by the office to check lost and found!
We have prescription glasses and many jackets/sweaters in the office.
Show Choir Dance Auditions will be held on Friday, May 7 at 3pm in the Choir room, 17. Come ready to learn some dance moves and show us what you can do.
Class Elections for Freshman for Sophomore Class Officers This week we will be holding elections in the freshman class for sophomore class officers. Monday at 3 pm we will have officer signups for President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Publicity in Dr. Gettman's room. Thursday during lunch will be candidate speechs, and Friday will be the election.
Study Night
Need help studying for finals? The peer mentors will be hosting a Study Night on Monday, May 17th from 3:15pm-5:30pm in the Residence Dining Hall. Peer tutoring will be available in all subject areas as well as snacks for the first 50 students that come.
Student Recognitions
Parent Notices
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
2010 Spring Concert Dates-Tickets on sale now!
Tickets available in the UHS Office beginning Monday, April 26th.
Tickets sold before school, during lunch or after school.
Spring Concert Tickets: $5.00
Monday, May 3rd
Choral Concert
Fresno High School, 7:30 pm
1839 Echo Avenue
Wednesday, May 12th
Jazz Band/Show Choir
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120061
Thursday, May 13th
Wind Ensemble/Concert Band
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120062
Friday, May 14th
Orchestra/String Ensemble, Symphonic Band,
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120063
Summer School Not Available According to Clovis, Fresno, and Central Unified School Districts, there will not be open-enrollment for summer school. If your child needs to remediate a class, please contact your childÕs counselor for information about Brigham YoungÕs Independent Study.
Choirs for the end of the year The Choir Concert is tonight, Monday. See you there.
Tuesday, the Freshman choir DOES meet as usual. After that, all choirs DO NOT meet for the rest of the year. Show Choir is the exception. They will meet until their concert on the 12th.
All returning singers must sign up for one audition time.
General Announcements
Seniors: Are you of American Indian Descent?
The American Indian Graduation Committee would like to extend an invitation to those Graduates to attend the 24th annual American Indian Graduation Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at Roeding Park Umbrella Grove on Saturday, June 19, 2010. For further details please contact Mrs. Patterson via email: kpatterson@csufresno.edu
Clubs
Student Activities
Community Opportunities
Internship Opportunity with Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 Campaign
Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay Inc., is running as a Republican candidate for Governor of California in 2010 and the Whitman for Governor Campaign is offering internship opportunities throughout the academic year. The Campaign seeks dedicated and enthusiastic high school seniors for internships within their Political department.
The intern program provides students with a unique opportunity to be a part of the inner workings of a fully operational gubernatorial campaign. Although this is an unpaid position, interns will learn valuable lessons about how a campaign functions both strategically and operationally. Interns will also gain insight into the key issues in the race as well as political organizing and voter outreach, press relations, fundraising, and coalitions development.
Expectations: What they are looking for?
i. Political awareness and a firm commitment to Meg Whitman's vision to build A New California
ii. A willingness and enthusiasm to lend a hand to all facets of the campaign, wherever help is needed
iii. A strong work ethic and sense of initiative
iv. Solid written and oral communication skills
v. Basic computer skills; experience with Microsoft Excel and Word
If you are interested in applying, please contact Joan Silva at: jsilva@megwhitman.com or at 408-896-2931.
www.MegWhitman.com
College Info
University of the Pacific Music Camp Pacific Music Camp offers a wide variety of ensembles, electives, and social activities for junior and senior high school musicians. Week-long camps run from July 27th through August 15th.
Register online and receive a $10 discount. http://go.pacific.edu/MusicCamp
Washington University's High School Summer Scholars Program This summer program is for rising juniors and seniors. It is a five week summer program on the college campus of Washington University in St. Louis. Students are given the opportunity to take up to seven units of college coursework for credit and participate in a variety of social outings. Visit summerscholars.wustl.edu for information and application materials.
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) at Boston University
From June 27 to August 7, 2010 (6-week residential program) PROMYS will offer an intensive experience in creative mathematical exploration to approximately 65 ambitious high school students with an exceptionally strong interest in mathematics.
PROMYS has the following goals:
-To provide an environment for young people that will arouse their curiosity and encourage a deep personal involvement with the creative elements in mathematics.
-To foster interaction between the PROMYS community and the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry.
-To encourage habits of thought that lead to scientific independence and creativity.
Cost of program is $ 2,700. Financial assistance is available.
Applications are available online at www.promys or by writing to Boston University, Mathematics Department PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington St., Boston, MA 02215.
Application deadline is May 30, 2010.
For more information please contact (617) 353-2563 or promys@bu.edu
Carleton Summer Science Institute (CSSI) Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota is holding a Summer program from July 18th to August 6th. Students will learn to think and write like scientists by engaging in classroom and hands-on research activities related to their interests. Their experience will culminate in a presentation at the CSSI Research Symposium held at the end of the program.
Student Eligibility: A student who is currently in 10th and 11th grade are eligible to apply to this program.
Costs: $ 2,995, does not include airfare
Scholarships are available.
Application Deadline: May 5, 2010
Scholarship Deadline: April 2, 2010
Visit carleton.edu/summer or Room 12 for the application.
Girls Summer Engineering Experience (CSUF) The Lyles College of Engineering is having a Girls Summer Engineering Experience. It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering. All application materials (including one letter of recommendation) are due by May 28, 2010. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Summer in the City 2010: Music at San Jose State San Jose State University's School of Music and Dance is announcing the return of their 4th annual summer music camp Summer in the City: Musica at San Jose State.
The music camp staff includes college students majoring in music and middle school, high school, and college level music educators. All campers will be supervised by staff members throughout the day. Resident campers will be staying in an on-campus dormitory and have 24 hour access to resident-camp staff.
Junior/Senior Session (grades 6-12)
Sunday, June 20 through Saturday, June 26, 2010
Students will participate in Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir (High School only) as a major performing ensemble. Students will have daily sectional rehearsals, chamber ensemble and elective classes. Elective choices include piano, music theory, improvisation, music appreciation, singing, music technology/composition and jazz ensemble. Students will have an opportunity to participate in master classes and take a private lessons with SJSU faculty. All students will participate in a Friday afternoon chamber recital and Saturday afternoon concert.
Fees:
Commuter Student (daytime only):
$ 230, includes tuition and lunch
Resident Student:
$ 495, includes tuition, room, and board
Registration Deadline: June 4th, 2010
Registration forms available in Room 12: see interns or online at www.music.sjsu.edu
CSU Summer Arts Scholarship
The CSU Summer Arts is offering one full scholarship valued at $ 1,182 for a University High School student that applies and gets accepted for one of the music workshops being offered this summer.
The workshops are:
Auditioning for the Broadway Musical with Paul Gemignani, June 27th to July 10th
String and Piano Intensive, July 11th to July 24th
Any interested students can go to www.csusummerarts.org, for all course information, application form, and scholarship form.
***Students should write at the top of their application that they are a University High School Student.
Students are more than welcome to apply for any course of their interests and if they need scholarship assistance they should submit the scholarship application.
Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs - Emerson College Are you a high school student with a passion for creative writing, stage acting, musical theater performance, stage design, filmmaking, or television production? Is a summer academic program, where you can pursue your creative interests and develop your talents, on your list of things to do? Does an environment where you can explore, get feedback, work on projects or performances, and meet other creative students appeal to you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, the five-week Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs at Emerson College are just right for you!
Interested students can download an application at www.emerson.edu/ce.
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 34th, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you.
Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
University High School Bulletin for Monday, May 3, 2010
www.csufresno.edu/univhigh
UHS Ten Year Triumph Dinner-Only 10 seats left!
Enjoy a delicious dinner at the Elbow Room as you hob knob with the Head of School and party with the President of the Phoenix Alliance to fund furniture and fixtures at the new school.
Make your reservations today-250-7592.
Only 10 seats left. $150 per seat.
Friday, May 7 6:00pm Elbow Room Vineyard Patio (old Chef's Table) Fig Garden Village -
731 W. San Jose 227-1234
FEATURING Executive Chef Roy Harland
Menu for the evening Sweet potato fries with aioli Butter Lettuce & Arugula Salad with Bosc Pears, Goat Cheese & Sugar Pecans Entree (Please select one) Flatiron steak with Gorgonzola Dolce, Soft Polenta & Swiss Chard Wild Alaskan Halibut with Panko Crust, Buttermilk Mashed Potatoes and Snap peas Roasted Local Roast Chicken with Porcini Mushroom Mac and Cheese
(If a different dinner is necessary due to dietary restrictions, let us know at time of reservation) Dessert (Please select one) Brioche Blueberry Bread Pudding Buttermilk Panna Cotta with Balsamic Strawberries
Phoenix Alliance 2010-2011 Board Positions
Phoenix Alliance will be holding elections for board positions on May 13th for 2010-2011.
Current board positions:
Corresponding Secretary
-Responsible for recording and distributing minutes from each board meeting.
-Acknowledgements for donations
Vice President
-Responsible for presiding over meetings when president is unable to and to coordinate with president the work of officers and committees
Treasurer
-To keep permanent financial records of all Phoenix Alliance activity.
-To receive all monies from fundraising activities.
-To pay for all normal operating expenses.
-To fill out necessary report forms required for insurance, IRS, Franchise Tax Board, etc.
-To have monthly financial report presented to the membership at all Phoenix Alliance meetings.
Magic of the Arts Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for Magic of the Arts
Yearly Fundraiser Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for Yearly Fundraiser(This year will be fall).
Baccalaureate and Sober Grad Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers volunteers for both these events.
Freshman and New Student Event Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers for both of these events
Marketing and Publicity Coordinator
-Responsible for coordinating volunteers to promote and publicize Phoenix Alliance events.
If you'd like to be nominated for our board please contact Desiree Castro by May 7th at desiree@castrocpa.com or 270-8558.
Phoenix Alliance May Meeting-Please note time change
Time change for the May Phoenix Alliance Meeting
MAY Phoenix Alliance Meeting
Thursday, May 13th
Meeting will begin at 5:30 pm
Room 18
Meeting time changed so parents can attend Wind Ensemble/Concert Band Spring Concert @ 7:30 pm
SENIORS -- FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS SENIORS may begin requesting their "FINAL TRANSCRIPTS" for their colleges at this time. SEE MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) to fill out the request form and pay the $2.00 fee for each transcript request. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE MAILED TO THE COLLEGES BY THE END OF JUNE! SO PLEASE REQUEST NO LATER THAN JUNE 15TH!
Sober Grad tickets are on sale NOW!
Ticket price: $35
Make your check payable to Phoenix Alliance or PA.
Tickets will be on sale in front of the UHS office on Wednesdays and Fridays 12:30 - 12:55. & after school on Wednesdays and Fridays from 3:00-3:15.
Sober Grad will be held at BlackBeard's on May 22nd from 12am - 6am
Registration begins at 11:00PM
All students may bring as many high school age guests as you would like!
Sober Grad Raffle Prizes Needed!
Raffle prizes needed for the Sober Grad party at Blackbeards on May 22nd.
If you can donate-
please contact:
Angie Al Hindi
412-9370
Lost and Found!!
Stop by the office to check lost and found!
We have prescription glasses and many jackets/sweaters in the office.
Show Choir Dance Auditions will be held on Friday, May 7 at 3pm in the Choir room, 17. Come ready to learn some dance moves and show us what you can do.
Study Night
Need help studying for finals? The peer mentors will be hosting a Study Night on Monday, May 17th from 3:15pm-5:30pm in the Residence Dining Hall. Peer tutoring will be available in all subject areas as well as snacks for the first 50 students that come
STUDENTS NOT RETURNING FALL, 2010 Students that will NOT be returning in the Fall need to see MRS. LUNG (ROOM 20) as soon as possible--BEFORE FINALS BEGIN. She will inform you of the "Check-Out" process.
Student Recognitions
Parent Notices
UHS Attendance
We have set up an attendance email for University High School
If your child is absent-please call the office or email attendance excuses and tardies to the following email address:
uhsattendance@gmail.com
Please include a daytime phone number in case we need to call you to confirm details.
2010 Spring Concert Dates-Tickets on sale now!
Tickets available in the UHS Office beginning Monday, April 26th.
Tickets sold before school, during lunch or after school.
Spring Concert Tickets: $5.00
Monday, May 3rd
Choral Concert
Fresno High School, 7:30 pm
1839 Echo Avenue
Wednesday, May 12th
Jazz Band/Show Choir
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120061
Thursday, May 13th
Wind Ensemble/Concert Band
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120062
Friday, May 14th
Orchestra/String Ensemble, Symphonic Band,
Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Parking Code: 17120063
Summer School Not Available According to Clovis, Fresno, and Central Unified School Districts, there will not be open-enrollment for summer school. If your child needs to remediate a class, please contact your childÕs counselor for information about Brigham YoungÕs Independent Study.
Choir Concert Change of Venue Sorry for the late notice, but the Choirs Concert on Monday, May 3 at 7:30pm has been moved. It will be held at the Auditorium at Fresno High School. FHS is on Echo Ave. just north of McKinley Ave. between Palm and VanNess. It is a few blocks west of Fresno City College. Every choir student has been given a map and schedule. Tickets are available in the office. See you there.
General Announcements
Seniors: Are you of American Indian Descent?
The American Indian Graduation Committee would like to extend an invitation to those Graduates to attend the 24th annual American Indian Graduation Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at Roeding Park Umbrella Grove on Saturday, June 19, 2010. For further details please contact Mrs. Patterson via email: kpatterson@csufresno.edu
Clubs
Student Activities
Community Opportunities
Internship Opportunity with Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 Campaign
Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay Inc., is running as a Republican candidate for Governor of California in 2010 and the Whitman for Governor Campaign is offering internship opportunities throughout the academic year. The Campaign seeks dedicated and enthusiastic high school seniors for internships within their Political department.
The intern program provides students with a unique opportunity to be a part of the inner workings of a fully operational gubernatorial campaign. Although this is an unpaid position, interns will learn valuable lessons about how a campaign functions both strategically and operationally. Interns will also gain insight into the key issues in the race as well as political organizing and voter outreach, press relations, fundraising, and coalitions development.
Expectations: What they are looking for?
i. Political awareness and a firm commitment to Meg Whitman's vision to build A New California
ii. A willingness and enthusiasm to lend a hand to all facets of the campaign, wherever help is needed
iii. A strong work ethic and sense of initiative
iv. Solid written and oral communication skills
v. Basic computer skills; experience with Microsoft Excel and Word
If you are interested in applying, please contact Joan Silva at: jsilva@megwhitman.com or at 408-896-2931.
www.MegWhitman.com
College Info
University of the Pacific Music Camp Pacific Music Camp offers a wide variety of ensembles, electives, and social activities for junior and senior high school musicians. Week-long camps run from July 27th through August 15th.
Register online and receive a $10 discount. http://go.pacific.edu/MusicCamp
Washington University's High School Summer Scholars Program This summer program is for rising juniors and seniors. It is a five week summer program on the college campus of Washington University in St. Louis. Students are given the opportunity to take up to seven units of college coursework for credit and participate in a variety of social outings. Visit summerscholars.wustl.edu for information and application materials.
Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) at Boston University
From June 27 to August 7, 2010 (6-week residential program) PROMYS will offer an intensive experience in creative mathematical exploration to approximately 65 ambitious high school students with an exceptionally strong interest in mathematics.
PROMYS has the following goals:
-To provide an environment for young people that will arouse their curiosity and encourage a deep personal involvement with the creative elements in mathematics.
-To foster interaction between the PROMYS community and the larger community of research mathematicians and scientists currently working in academia and industry.
-To encourage habits of thought that lead to scientific independence and creativity.
Cost of program is $ 2,700. Financial assistance is available.
Applications are available online at www.promys or by writing to Boston University, Mathematics Department PROMYS Program, 111 Cummington St., Boston, MA 02215.
Application deadline is May 30, 2010.
For more information please contact (617) 353-2563 or promys@bu.edu
Carleton Summer Science Institute (CSSI) Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota is holding a Summer program from July 18th to August 6th. Students will learn to think and write like scientists by engaging in classroom and hands-on research activities related to their interests. Their experience will culminate in a presentation at the CSSI Research Symposium held at the end of the program.
Student Eligibility: A student who is currently in 10th and 11th grade are eligible to apply to this program.
Costs: $ 2,995, does not include airfare
Scholarships are available.
Application Deadline: May 5, 2010
Scholarship Deadline: April 2, 2010
Visit carleton.edu/summer or Room 12 for the application.
Girls Summer Engineering Experience (CSUF) The Lyles College of Engineering is having a Girls Summer Engineering Experience. It is a one-week, non-residential program scheduled for July 12th to July 16th at CSU Fresno. The mission of the program is to educate young women/girls entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades on the benefits and varied aspects of a profession in engineering. All application materials (including one letter of recommendation) are due by May 28, 2010. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Summer in the City 2010: Music at San Jose State San Jose State University's School of Music and Dance is announcing the return of their 4th annual summer music camp Summer in the City: Musica at San Jose State.
The music camp staff includes college students majoring in music and middle school, high school, and college level music educators. All campers will be supervised by staff members throughout the day. Resident campers will be staying in an on-campus dormitory and have 24 hour access to resident-camp staff.
Junior/Senior Session (grades 6-12)
Sunday, June 20 through Saturday, June 26, 2010
Students will participate in Concert Band, Orchestra, or Choir (High School only) as a major performing ensemble. Students will have daily sectional rehearsals, chamber ensemble and elective classes. Elective choices include piano, music theory, improvisation, music appreciation, singing, music technology/composition and jazz ensemble. Students will have an opportunity to participate in master classes and take a private lessons with SJSU faculty. All students will participate in a Friday afternoon chamber recital and Saturday afternoon concert.
Fees:
Commuter Student (daytime only):
$ 230, includes tuition and lunch
Resident Student:
$ 495, includes tuition, room, and board
Registration Deadline: June 4th, 2010
Registration forms available in Room 12: see interns or online at www.music.sjsu.edu
CSU Summer Arts Scholarship
The CSU Summer Arts is offering one full scholarship valued at $ 1,182 for a University High School student that applies and gets accepted for one of the music workshops being offered this summer.
The workshops are:
Auditioning for the Broadway Musical with Paul Gemignani, June 27th to July 10th
String and Piano Intensive, July 11th to July 24th
Any interested students can go to www.csusummerarts.org, for all course information, application form, and scholarship form.
***Students should write at the top of their application that they are a University High School Student.
Students are more than welcome to apply for any course of their interests and if they need scholarship assistance they should submit the scholarship application.
Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs - Emerson College Are you a high school student with a passion for creative writing, stage acting, musical theater performance, stage design, filmmaking, or television production? Is a summer academic program, where you can pursue your creative interests and develop your talents, on your list of things to do? Does an environment where you can explore, get feedback, work on projects or performances, and meet other creative students appeal to you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, the five-week Arts & Communication Pre-College Studio Programs at Emerson College are just right for you!
Interested students can download an application at www.emerson.edu/ce.
Scholarship Info
Wendy's High School Heisman Award Will you be a senior during the 2010-2011 school year? Do you participate in at least one sport? Are you a leader in your school and community? Then don't miss the opportunity to be recognized for everything you do!
Apply now for the 2010 Wendy's High School Heisman Award!
Completed applications are due by October 34th, 2010.
Visit www.wendysheisman.com for more information and to apply. The first 41,100 applicants will receive a FREE Wendy's Gift Card.
NOTE: Students who apply are required to identify a school representative who will review their application for accuracy and completeness. Please see your school counselor, Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson, to review your application for you. Janet Miller
University High School
2355 E. Keats M/S UH 134
Fresno, CA 93740
Office-559-278-8264
Fax-559-278-0447
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