University High School Bulletin for Monday, March 30, 2009
New Bulletin Items
Study Hall Slips due on Monday!!!
If you were assigned Mandatory Study Hall hours, you must complete them by Monday, March 30. You have until 4pm to turn in slips in Room 12!!
If you are attending the UCLA trip, slips are due on April 1st.
Remember, if slips are not received by the due date, hours are doubled the following week. If slips are not received two consecutive times, you earn detention!!
Young Writer's Conference Sign-Up ATTENTION, CREATIVE WRITERS! The 29th Annual Young Writer's Conference is fast approaching. It will take place on Wednesday, April 15 from 8:30 am to 14:00 at the Satellite Student Union. Those who wish to attend must acquire a permission slip from Dr. Torrance in Room 10 and turn it in with a $15 check made payable to UHS by FRIDAY, MARCH 20TH!!! On the day of the conference, attendees shall: 1. Go to your First Period and check in 2. Meet Dr. Torrance in front of UHS at 8:15 3. Walk "en masse" to registration at Satellite Student Union 4. After conference, RETURN TO YOUR CLASSES
Gift Baskets Needed for Spring Fundraiser!
Phoenix Alliance is in need of medium to large gift baskets for the Spring Gala Fundraiser.
Please contact: Sylvia at uhsvolunteer@comcast.net or call 349-6358
Improve your Organizational and Study Skills
Without proper organizational and study skills, High School can be overwhelming!!
Join Ms. Aldana every WEDNESDAY during lunch to learn fun and effective methods to improve your academic performance.
Time--12:15-12:50
Place--Room 10
Learn more about your individual learning style, how to establish and complete goals, prioritizing, and time management skills! Interact with other students and win weekly prizes!!
National University Poetry Competition
National University presents the 12th Annual YOUNG WRITER'S COMPETITION.
This year's theme is "The Winds of Change"
Students may submit one poem on the subject of change-change for the future, change for the past, or maybe change in your own life.
Deadline: April 24, 2009
Mail submissions to:
Dr. Vicki Martineau
Young Writer's Competition
National University, Fresno Campus
20 River Park Place West
Fresno, CA 93720-1531
Or email vmartine@nu.edu
Each poetry submission must include the contestant's name, grade level, school, teacher, and parent/teacher or contestant contact number.
Reedley College Registration
Registration for Alternative Schools (including Charters) will be held on TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 2009
Time: 10am-2pm
Location: Reedley College Cafeteria
This is a convenient opportunity to apply, register, get counseling advice, take assessment tests, apply for Financial Aid, pay fees, and become familiar with the campus.
For more information, call the Outreach & Recruitment office at 638-0311 or email rc.outreach@reedleycollege.edu
Registration Forms Wednesday, April 1st is the deadline to turn in your registration form to Mrs. Bird. If you do not turn in your registration form by this date your classes will be selected and registered for you. Rebekah Crane, Macy Hale, Charles Lee, Alec Vincent, Dawit Abraham, Kyle Fruehe, Abraham Haro, Daniel Hiebert, Charlton Hughes, Genevieve Johnson, McKinley Krongaus, Robert Lee, Julio Ruiz, Jacob Sittre, Elizabeth Bushman, Charles Fletchinger, Carolynn Jimenez, Rachel Kinghorn, Emily Ong, Alfonso Pacheco, Kaitlin Podbielski, Burke Rea, Jared Rorabaugh, Kayla Wyllie
Science Olympiad Team A
Please pick up your information packets and permission slips for NorCal from Mrs. Royce this week. Permission forms are due back by April 14.
Next meeting: Friday, April 4, 3:30-6pm
Final meeting: Friday April 17, 3:30 - 7 pm
Competition: Saturday, April 18 at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton
Peer Mentor Meeting There will be a peer mentor meeting on April 1st at 12:15 in room 18.
Reading Skills and Speed Reading Classes Available If you are interested in enrolling in a speed reading or reading skills class at Fresno State this summer, see Ms. Patterson for more information.
Phoenix Alliance Meeting-April Date Change
April Phoenix Alliance Meeting
Please note date change!
ALL PARENTS INVITED!
Thursday, April 16th
7:00 PM
UHS~Room 18
Lot D~relaxed parking
Classroom Theme Baskets donations needed.
Phoenix Alliance is asking each second period class to prepare a "theme" basket to be auctioned off at the 9th annual "Hopelessly Devoted To U........HS" fundraiser planned for April 25.
Every year the class baskets are a highlight of the silent auction! Remember, all funds raised by Phoenix Alliance support UHS students, faculty, programs, and activities!
Parents have generously offered their time and will serve as Theme Basket Class Coordinator and collect interesting items to fill a basket.
Our primary preference is for students to donate items which follow their classroom themes. Gift cards are acceptable as well.
Kickoff - Friday, March 6th and deadline for dropping off donations will be April 15th.
Please contact: Sylvia at uhsvolunteer@comcast.net or call 349-6358
List of classroom themes are as follows:
Bennett - Starbuck's
Benslay - BBQ Time
Canfield - Summer Fun
Casey - Chocolate
Downer - Body & Bath
Gettman - Family Fun
Hagen - Bulldog Days
Hill - Kitchen Fun
Johnson - A Day At The Beach
Jones, D - I Love Rock 'N' Roll
Jones,G - I Love Classical Music
Lapp - Camping Adventures
Phannapob - Arts & Crafts
Royce - Summer Garden
Torrance/Utheim - All Things Disney
General Announcements
ATTENTION JUNIORS-ACT Test and Registration Dates!!
There are only TWO more dates scheduled for the ACT!
TEST DATE: April 4, 2009
DEADLINE for REGISTRATION: February 27, 2009
TEST DATE: June 13, 2009
DEADLINE for REGISTRATION: May 8, 2009
Visit www.actstudent.org for registration and further details.
DON'T WAIT, SIGN UP NOW!!
Chicano/Latino Youth Leadership Project
Applications are now being accepted for the 27th Annual Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project Summer Conference.
Current 10th and 11th grade students are encouraged to apply for this week long conference taking place in Sacramento, CA.
The deadline to apply is APRIL 13, 2009
This event is FREE!
For more information, and to download the application, log on to www.clylp.com today!
Cogswell Poly College Summer Camps 2009
Cogswell Polytechnical College, located in the Silicon Valley, features a curriculum that fuses the digital arts and engineering.
Cogswell's summer camps are for students who share a passion for game design, 3D modeling, art or digital music production. Classes also prepare students for college by engaging them in fun, hands on experience.
Maya Boot Camp: 3D modeling skills
Level 1: August 10-14
Level 2: August 17-21
Model Sketching: basic drawing techniques
August 10-14
Painting Our World: Painting from real-life, landscape and life models
August 17-21
Digital Music Production
August 10-14
To register, visit www.cogswell.edu
ATTENTION JUNIORS-SAT TEST and REGISTRATION DATES!!
There are only THREE more dates scheduled for the SAT!
TEST DATE: March 14, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 10, 2009
TEST DATE: May 2, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 31, 2009
TEST DATE: June 6, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 5, 2009
Visit www.collegeboard.com for registration details.
DON'T WAIT, SIGN UP TODAY!!!
Student Activities
Cogswell Poly College Summer Camps 2009
Cogswell Polytechnical College, located in the Silicon Valley, features a curriculum that fuses the digital arts and engineering.
Cogswell's summer camps are for students who share a passion for game design, 3D modeling, art or digital music production. Classes also prepare students for college by engaging them in fun, hands on experience.
Maya Boot Camp: 3D modeling skills
Level 1: August 10-14
Level 2: August 17-21
Model Sketching: basic drawing techniques
August 10-14
Painting Our World: Painting from real-life, landscape and life models
August 17-21
Digital Music Production
August 10-14
To register, visit www.cogswell.edu
College Info
Summer in NEW YORK CITY
This summer, live and learn like a New York City college student!
Barnard, in partnership with Columbia University, is offering co-ed programs for rising high school juniors and seniors.
**LIBERAL ARTS PROGRAM
June 28-July 25: Two courses from a variety of topics, four weeks
**LIBERAL ARTS INTENSIVE
June 28-July 3: One course from a variety of topics, one week
**YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
July 12-18: Class in woman's studies and workshops on leadership
All programs are open to students who have completed 10th or 11th grade.
ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED, so get more information now!
WWW.BERNARD.EDU/PCP/NYC09
(212)854-8866
Pacific Northwest College of Art-Summer Studios
Pacific Northwest College of Art (Portland, OR)
Pre-College Summer Studios
JULY 13-AUGUST 7, 2009
Intensive studio arts program that offers an introduction to art and design school. Three different programs available:
-FINE ART STUDIO: Focus on Figure Drawing and Painting, Mixed Media, or Digital Photography.
-GRAPHIC NOVEL STUDIO: Explore the cultural implications and creative possibilities of Graphic Novel and Comics Art.
-ILLUSTRATION AND DESIGN STUDIO: Students gain solid, working knowledge of the principles of design.
All students have the option of earning three transferable elective college credits. There is no registration deadline, however, each studio track and the entire porgram may be filled by early May 2009.
Limited merit-based scholarships are available. Scholarship application deadline is March 16, 2009.
www.pnca.edu/programs/ce/precollege 503 821 8967
IEA'S APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 2009
The Institute for Educational Advancement, a non-profit organization in South Pasadena, CA, is hosting an Apprenticeship Program aimed at providing gifted high school students with hands-on learning experiences in various professions.
Areas include Law & Order, Marketing and Customer Service, Applied Physics, Industrial Design, Biological Chemistry, among others. Students will have the opportunity to work with mentors, interact with peers who have similar interests, and present their work to mentors and peers.
This year's Apprenticeship Program features several sites in Southern California including the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), Art Center College of Design, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, the Avery Dennison Research Center, the Los Angeles Superior Court, and the Autry National Center.
Dates
Three week program: July 19-August 8
Four week program: July 12-August 8
Applications are due by May 1, 2009.
Scholarships are available!
For more info., log on to http://www.educationaladvancement.org/
USC's Women's Marine Science Institute
This week-long program is held on Catalina Island! It is designed for high school girls entering the 9th, 10th, or 11th grade. This field-oriented camp challenges young women to explore ecological and biological principles through an interactive approach to learning:
field and laboratory research
self-guided experiments
educational simulations
Dates: July 26, 2009 - August 2, 2009
For more information, log on to www.usc.edu/summer
Financial aid is available!
Summer @ USC
USC Summer Seminars Spend four weeks living and learning on the USC campus and earn three units of elective credit at USC Summer Seminars. Open to students who have completed at least the freshman (9th grade) year of high school.
Dates: July 5-August 1
USC Summer Certificates Taste the college curriculum in two-week short courses. Open to students who have completed at least the freshman (9th grade) year of high school.
Dates: July 5-July 19
For more info., log on to www.usc.edu/summer
Discover Carnegie Mellon
Carnegie Mellon is offering students entering their junior or senior year of high school the opportunity to study in an intense college setting for six weeks in the summer.
The Advanced Placement/Early Action (AP/EA) program allows you to choose two courses two courses in a variety of subjects that can earn you college credit.
If you are interested Architecture, Art, Design, Drama, or Music and yoo want to test your skills at the college level, then our focused, college prep may be just the fit for you.
To find out more about our summer pre-college programs visit: www.cmu.edu/enrollment/precollege
Note: Students must be 16 and have completed 10th grade to reside in university housing.
Fresno City College Honors Program Attention All Seniors: Applications for the Fresno City College Honors Program for the Fall 2009 semester are due by March 31,2009. See Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson for an application and more details about the honors program.
OTIS Summer of Art
Otis College of Art and Design, located in Los Angeles, will be hosting a College Preparation Program in Art and Design.
Programs include: Animation, Architecture/Landscape/Interiors, Black & White Photography, Digital Media, Digital Photography, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Illustration, Life Drawing, Painting, Product Design, and Toy Design.
Dates: July 6-July 31
www.otis.edu/soa
soa@otis.edu
(310) 665-6864
(800) 527-OTIS
Women in Engineering Summer Program
IS ENGINEERING FOR YOU??
Explore Engineering at the University of Maryland this summer!
E2@UMD 2009 is a one week, residential summer program geared towards current sophomore and junior female students with strong interests in engineering, math and/or science. Participants have the opportunity to meet faculty, current students, visit labs and facilities, and interact with students who share similar interests.
Session One: July 12-18, 2009
Session Two: July 19-25, 2009
To apply, visit http://www.wie.umd.edu
APPLICATION REVIEW BEGINS APRIL 6, 2009
Students must be recommended by a teacher. Full and partial scholarships are available!
Pacific Music Camp 2009
University of the Pacific, Conservatory of Music
Brubeck Institute Jazz Camp
June 14-20 (grades 8-12)
Junior Band & Orchestra
July 5-11 (grades 5-8)
Senior Band, Orchestra & Choir
July 12-18 (grades 8-12)
Senior Piano Camp
July 12-18 (grades 8-12)
Senior Musical Theater
July 12-18 (grades 8-12)
www.go.pacific.edu/musiccamp
SUMMER OPORTUNITY The Junior Statesmen Summer School is an exciting opportunity for student leaders to learn more about politics and government in a dynamic academic environment. The summer program takes place on the campuses of Georgetown, Princeton, Yale, and Stanford. The program is open to outstanding Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors. www.jsa.org/nominate
New York University Abu Dhabi-The Opporunity of a Lifetime!!
NYU Abu Dhabi, opening its doors in the Fall of 2010, is a highly selective college of liberal arts and science located in the city of Abu Dhabi, the capital of both the Emirates of Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It will be the first such campus operated by an American university outside the United States.
Students will not only live and learn in this cosmopolitan city, but will also have the opportunity to study abroad for at least one semeter at NYU academic centers around the world or at the other NYU anchor campus in New York City.
NYU Abu Dhabi seeks students from every part of the world and from all backgrounds. They are looking for students who will fit comfortably at the very top of the world's talent pool-tomorrow's heads of state, Nobel laureates, Tony Award winners, and business leaders.
During the 2008-2009 academic year, NYU Abu Dhabi admissions representatives will be on the road visiting high schools, participating in college fairs, and hosting open houses for prospective NYU Abu Dhabi students. These efforts will be undertaken to identify prospective students with top qualifications from around the world. Students selected for admission to NYU Abu Dhabi will be chosen based on solid academic preparation, outstanding academic achievement in a rigorous curriculum, and exceptional promise.
If you are intersted in finding out more about this once in a lifetime opportunity, contact Ms. Aldana in Room 12 or log on to www.nyuad.nyu.edu.
UC Berkeley Academic Talent Development Program
UC Berkeley Academic Talent Development Program
Offers challenging summer classes for K-11 students. ATDP courses offer students a chance to gain indepth knowledge of the subjects that interest them. Taught by outstanding university, public, and private school instructors, our classes are designed to engage our students' hearts as well as their minds. Admission is based on the student's overall academic profile. We consider grades, achievement test scores, an essay, and a teacher recommendation.
Courses: The Writing Process, First-Year Russian, Intro. to Java, AP Statistics, The Practice of Law, Environmental Science, and more.
Dates: June 22nd to July 31st, 2009
http://atdp.berkeley.edu/sec.geninfo.html
Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project The Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project Summer Conference for 10th and 11th grade students is now accepting applications. The week long summer conference will take place at the CSU Sacramento campus from July 25th - August 1st. The application deadline is April 13, 2009. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Scholarship Info
Cen Cal Caribbean Association Scholarship
The Central California Caribbean Association (CCCA) is offering a $300 scholarship to High School Seniors.
Criteria:
-Must be of Caribbean descent and reside in the Central San Joaquin Valley.
-Applicants must intend to enroll as a full-time student at an accredited 2 or 4 year college or university in the fall semester following graduation.
-Must have a minimum GPA of 2.8
Deadline: Applications must be postmarked by April 1, 2009.
For applications or additional info., come to Room 12 or email the CCCA at jwislandspice2@att.net
California Wine Grape Growers Foundation Scholarship! To qualify for this scholarship, you must:
1.) Be graduating from high school and planning to attend a four year university or college, or a community college in the fall of 2009.
2.) Have a parent or legl guardian who was employed by a winegrape grower during the 2008 or 2009 season.
Applications and additional information can be found at www.cawg.org/cwggf/. The deadline for the application is April 3, 2008.
Janice M. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund! Qualifications:
1. US Citizen or permanent resident
2. GPA 2.5 or higher
3. High School Senior who will be enrolled at a US accredited four-year college or university full time during the 2009-2010 school year.
4. Have demonstrated leadership abilities through participating in community services, extra curricular, or other activities.
Application packets are available in Mrs. Patterson's office, RM 12.
Due: March 31, 2009.
Fresno Community Concert Band Scholarship Attention All Seniors: The Fresno Community Concert Band is awarding a $1000.00 scholarship to one diserving woodwind, brass or percussion player. Please see Mrs. Bird for more details and an application.
CASCWA Scholarship
The San Joaquin Section of the California Association of Supervisors of Child Welfare & Attendance (CASCWA) is awarding eight scholarships to high school seniors!
This award is not necessarily for those who have maintained a 4.0+ gpa, but rather, for those who improved throughout their high school career. They're looking for students who may have had to overcome obstacles and adversity in their lives, including but not limited to personal or family problems.
Students working against the odds to improve themselves are encouraged to apply!
Applications are available in Room 12.
Must be postmarked by April 4, 2009.
SCHOLARSHIP SENIORS Scholarship Opportunity
To promote driver safety and awareness among young people, Civil Service Employees Insurance Company (CSE) will award up to two $1,000 and eight $500 scholarships. Selections to a child of a full-time public employee, based on an essay discussing ways the teenage automobile accident rate can be reduced. ELIGIBILITY 1) Applicant must be a California, Arizona, Nevada, or Utah resident attending his or her senior year of high school. 2) Applicant must have a cumulative of at least 3.0 GPA. 3) Applicant must have been accepted to an accredited two or four year college or university, or trade school in the United States with intent to enroll as a full-time freshmen by the Fall 2009 session. 4) The applicant's parent or legal guardian must be currently employed full time or retired or deceased, by a government entity. Definition of public employee includes, but is not limited to, peace officers; firefighters; educators; postal employees; military personnel; and federal, state and local government workers. 5) CSE employees, employees' relatives, and its agents and vendors are not eligible. APPLICATION MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 6, 2009 Visit http://www.CSEinsurance.com for more information.
SCHOLARSHIP SENIORS Scholarship Opportunity
To promote driver safety and awareness among young people, Civil Service Employees Insurance Company (CSE) will award up to two $1,000 and eight $500 scholarships. Selections to a child of a full-time public employee, based on an essay discussing ways the teenage automobile accident rate can be reduced.
ELIGIBILITY 1) Applicant must be a California, Arizona, Nevada, or Utah resident attending his or her senior year of high school. 2) Applicant must have a cumulative of at least 3.0 GPA. 3) Applicant must have been accepted to an accredited two or four year college or university, or trade school in the United States with intent to enroll as a full-time freshmen by the Fall 2009 session. 4) The applicantÕs parent or legal guardian must be currently employed full time or retired or deceased, by a government entity. Definition of public employee includes, but is not limited to, peace officers; firefighters; educators; postal employees; military personnel; and federal, state and local government workers. 5) CSE employees, employeesÕ relatives, and its agents and vendors are not eligible. APPLICATION MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 6, 2009 Visit http://www.CSEinsurance.com for more information.
Central Valley Foreign Language Association Scholarship
The Central Valley Foreign Language Association offers six scholarships to seniors who meet the following qualifications:
1) Have completed three semesters of foreign language
2) Has at least a 3.0 GPA
3) Plans to enroll as a full-time student at an accredited college or university
4) Must receive a letter of rec. from a foreign language instructor who is a current CVFLA member.
Applications are available in Ms. Patterson's office and must be submitted by April 4th.
SCHOLARSHIP
The Sunnyside Property Owners Association (SPOA) is a non-profit association established in 1944 to preserve and promote our neighborhoods. They annually award $2,000 in scholarships to students that have demonstrated academic excellence, performed a significant amount of community service or volunteer work and have resided within the SPOA membership boundaries (Kings Canyon, Temperance, Jensen and Peach Avenues) for the junior and senior year regardless of high school attended.
DEADLINE: April 10, 2009 Call Karen Musson @ 255-1357 for questions. Application and information can be obtained at the counseling intern desk room 12
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University High School Bulletin for Friday, March 27, 2009
New Bulletin Items
National University Poetry Competition
National University presents the 12th Annual YOUNG WRITER'S COMPETITION.
This year's theme is "The Winds of Change"
Students may submit one poem on the subject of change-change for the future, change for the past, or maybe change in your own life.
Deadline: April 24, 2009
Mail submissions to:
Dr. Vicki Martineau
Young Writer's Competition
National University, Fresno Campus
20 River Park Place West
Fresno, CA 93720-1531
Or email vmartine@nu.edu
Each poetry submission must include the contestant's name, grade level, school, teacher, and parent/teacher or contestant contact number.
Reedley College Registration
Registration for Alternative Schools (including Charters) will be held on TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 2009
Time: 10am-2pm
Location: Reedley College Cafeteria
This is a convenient opportunity to apply, register, get counseling advice, take assessment tests, apply for Financial Aid, pay fees, and become familiar with the campus.
For more information, call the Outreach & Recruitment office at 638-0311 or email rc.outreach@reedleycollege.edu
Gift Baskets Needed for Spring Fundraiser!
Phoenix Alliance is in need of medium to large gift baskets for the Spring Gala Fundraiser.
Please contact: Sylvia at uhsvolunteer@comcast.net or call 349-6358
Improve your Organizational and Study Skills
Without proper organizational and study skills, High School can be overwhelming!!
Join Ms. Aldana every WEDNESDAY during lunch to learn fun and effective methods to improve your academic performance.
Time--12:15-12:50
Place--Room 10
Learn more about your individual learning style, how to establish and complete goals, prioritizing, and time management skills! Interact with other students and win weekly prizes!!
Attention Seniors:
Two items for seniors:
1) Grad-Nite money is due this week. Friday Mar.27 is the last day to get the money to Mr. Benslay.
2)Friday, is also the day to pick up the Graduation Announcements that were ordered from Graduate Services. Room 18 will be open at lunch (12- 1) for pick up.
Registration Form Not Turned In The following students need to turn in their registration form immediately to Mrs. Bird. Be sure your form is completely filled out with parent and student signatures and any necessary teacher signatures. Rebekah Crane, Mark Hagler, Macy Hale, Charles Lee, Alec Vincent, Dawit Abraham, Taylor Barry, Shane Daniels, Kyle Fruehe, Abraham Haro, Elizabeth Hawkyard, Daniel Hiebert, Charlton Hughes, Genevieve Johnson, McKinley Krongaus, Robert Lee, Charles Loadholt, Brian Manson, Julio Ruiz, Jacob Sittre, David Steffen, Adrian Weddington, Ella Austin, Elizabeth Bushman, Charles Fletchinger, Carolynn Jimenez, Rachel Kinghorn, Matt Lennon, Michael Matsushita, Christian Neighbors, Emily Ong, Alfonso Pacheco, Kaitlin Podbielski, Burke Rea, Michelle Rindahl, Jared Rorabaugh, Daniel Spina, Kayla Wyllie
Science Olympiad Team A
Please pick up your information packets and permission slips for NorCal from Mrs. Royce this week. Permission forms are due back by April 14.
Next meeting: Friday, April 4, 3:30-6pm
Final meeting: Friday April 17, 3:30 - 7 pm
Competition: Saturday, April 18 at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton
Peer Mentor Meeting There will be a peer mentor meeting on April 1st at 12:15 in room 18.
Reading Skills and Speed Reading Classes Available If you are interested in enrolling in a speed reading or reading skills class at Fresno State this summer, see Ms. Patterson for more information.
Phoenix Alliance Meeting-April Date Change
April Phoenix Alliance Meeting
Please note date change!
ALL PARENTS INVITED!
Thursday, April 16th
7:00 PM
UHS~Room 18
Lot D~relaxed parking
Young Writer's Conference Sign-Up ATTENTION, CREATIVE WRITERS! The 29th Annual Young Writer's Conference is fast approaching. It will take place on Wednesday, April 15 from 8:30 am to 14:00 at the Satellite Student Union. Those who wish to attend must acquire a permission slip from Dr. Torrance in Room 10 and turn it in with a $15 check made payable to UHS by FRIDAY, MARCH 20TH!!! On the day of the conference, attendees shall: 1. Go to your First Period and check in 2. Meet Dr. Torrance in front of UHS at 8:15 3. Walk "en masse" to registration at Satellite Student Union 4. After conference, RETURN TO YOUR CLASSES
Classroom Theme Baskets donations needed.
Phoenix Alliance is asking each second period class to prepare a "theme" basket to be auctioned off at the 9th annual "Hopelessly Devoted To U........HS" fundraiser planned for April 25.
Every year the class baskets are a highlight of the silent auction! Remember, all funds raised by Phoenix Alliance support UHS students, faculty, programs, and activities!
Parents have generously offered their time and will serve as Theme Basket Class Coordinator and collect interesting items to fill a basket.
Our primary preference is for students to donate items which follow their classroom themes. Gift cards are acceptable as well.
Kickoff - Friday, March 6th and deadline for dropping off donations will be April 15th.
Please contact: Sylvia at uhsvolunteer@comcast.net or call 349-6358
List of classroom themes are as follows:
Bennett - Starbuck's
Benslay - BBQ Time
Canfield - Summer Fun
Casey - Chocolate
Downer - Body & Bath
Gettman - Family Fun
Hagen - Bulldog Days
Hill - Kitchen Fun
Johnson - A Day At The Beach
Jones, D - I Love Rock 'N' Roll
Jones,G - I Love Classical Music
Lapp - Camping Adventures
Phannapob - Arts & Crafts
Royce - Summer Garden
Torrance/Utheim - All Things Disney
Student Recognition
Congratulations Tim Pilegard Congratulations Tim Pilegard for being selected for The American Legion, California Boys' State Summer Camp. Tim will get to spend an entire week at the CSU Sacramento campus and learn how to be a leader and voice as a citizen of our nation.
Parent Notices
Choirs Cancelled Wed, Thurs, Fri, March 25, 26, 27. Due to the choir festival and honor choir trip.
General Announcements
ATTENTION JUNIORS-ACT Test and Registration Dates!!
There are only TWO more dates scheduled for the ACT!
TEST DATE: April 4, 2009
DEADLINE for REGISTRATION: February 27, 2009
TEST DATE: June 13, 2009
DEADLINE for REGISTRATION: May 8, 2009
Visit www.actstudent.org for registration and further details.
DON'T WAIT, SIGN UP NOW!!
Chicano/Latino Youth Leadership Project
Applications are now being accepted for the 27th Annual Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project Summer Conference.
Current 10th and 11th grade students are encouraged to apply for this week long conference taking place in Sacramento, CA.
The deadline to apply is APRIL 13, 2009
This event is FREE!
For more information, and to download the application, log on to www.clylp.com today!
Cogswell Poly College Summer Camps 2009
Cogswell Polytechnical College, located in the Silicon Valley, features a curriculum that fuses the digital arts and engineering.
Cogswell's summer camps are for students who share a passion for game design, 3D modeling, art or digital music production. Classes also prepare students for college by engaging them in fun, hands on experience.
Maya Boot Camp: 3D modeling skills
Level 1: August 10-14
Level 2: August 17-21
Model Sketching: basic drawing techniques
August 10-14
Painting Our World: Painting from real-life, landscape and life models
August 17-21
Digital Music Production
August 10-14
To register, visit www.cogswell.edu
ATTENTION JUNIORS-SAT TEST and REGISTRATION DATES!!
There are only THREE more dates scheduled for the SAT!
TEST DATE: March 14, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 10, 2009
TEST DATE: May 2, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 31, 2009
TEST DATE: June 6, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 5, 2009
Visit www.collegeboard.com for registration details.
DON'T WAIT, SIGN UP TODAY!!!
Club Announcements
Junior Classical League Don't forget students: if you have not paid $5 for your T-shirt, please bring that to Mrs. Downer by Friday! Also, if you or your parents have any questions, don't hesitate to contact Mrs. Downer. NEW MESSAGE!!! THERE HAS BEEN A CHANGE IN THE DRESS CODE FOR THE BANQUET!! The Harker school is asking for NO jeans or tank tops and boys should wear collared shirts. Plan on more semi-formal clothing.
Student Activities
Cogswell Poly College Summer Camps 2009
Cogswell Polytechnical College, located in the Silicon Valley, features a curriculum that fuses the digital arts and engineering.
Cogswell's summer camps are for students who share a passion for game design, 3D modeling, art or digital music production. Classes also prepare students for college by engaging them in fun, hands on experience.
Maya Boot Camp: 3D modeling skills
Level 1: August 10-14
Level 2: August 17-21
Model Sketching: basic drawing techniques
August 10-14
Painting Our World: Painting from real-life, landscape and life models
August 17-21
Digital Music Production
August 10-14
To register, visit www.cogswell.edu
College Info
Summer in NEW YORK CITY
This summer, live and learn like a New York City college student!
Barnard, in partnership with Columbia University, is offering co-ed programs for rising high school juniors and seniors.
**LIBERAL ARTS PROGRAM
June 28-July 25: Two courses from a variety of topics, four weeks
**LIBERAL ARTS INTENSIVE
June 28-July 3: One course from a variety of topics, one week
**YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
July 12-18: Class in woman's studies and workshops on leadership
All programs are open to students who have completed 10th or 11th grade.
ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED, so get more information now!
WWW.BERNARD.EDU/PCP/NYC09
(212)854-8866
Pacific Northwest College of Art-Summer Studios
Pacific Northwest College of Art (Portland, OR)
Pre-College Summer Studios
JULY 13-AUGUST 7, 2009
Intensive studio arts program that offers an introduction to art and design school. Three different programs available:
-FINE ART STUDIO: Focus on Figure Drawing and Painting, Mixed Media, or Digital Photography.
-GRAPHIC NOVEL STUDIO: Explore the cultural implications and creative possibilities of Graphic Novel and Comics Art.
-ILLUSTRATION AND DESIGN STUDIO: Students gain solid, working knowledge of the principles of design.
All students have the option of earning three transferable elective college credits. There is no registration deadline, however, each studio track and the entire porgram may be filled by early May 2009.
Limited merit-based scholarships are available. Scholarship application deadline is March 16, 2009.
www.pnca.edu/programs/ce/precollege 503 821 8967
IEA'S APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 2009
The Institute for Educational Advancement, a non-profit organization in South Pasadena, CA, is hosting an Apprenticeship Program aimed at providing gifted high school students with hands-on learning experiences in various professions.
Areas include Law & Order, Marketing and Customer Service, Applied Physics, Industrial Design, Biological Chemistry, among others. Students will have the opportunity to work with mentors, interact with peers who have similar interests, and present their work to mentors and peers.
This year's Apprenticeship Program features several sites in Southern California including the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), Art Center College of Design, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, the Avery Dennison Research Center, the Los Angeles Superior Court, and the Autry National Center.
Dates
Three week program: July 19-August 8
Four week program: July 12-August 8
Applications are due by May 1, 2009.
Scholarships are available!
For more info., log on to http://www.educationaladvancement.org/
USC's Women's Marine Science Institute
This week-long program is held on Catalina Island! It is designed for high school girls entering the 9th, 10th, or 11th grade. This field-oriented camp challenges young women to explore ecological and biological principles through an interactive approach to learning:
field and laboratory research
self-guided experiments
educational simulations
Dates: July 26, 2009 - August 2, 2009
For more information, log on to www.usc.edu/summer
Financial aid is available!
Summer @ USC
USC Summer Seminars Spend four weeks living and learning on the USC campus and earn three units of elective credit at USC Summer Seminars. Open to students who have completed at least the freshman (9th grade) year of high school.
Dates: July 5-August 1
USC Summer Certificates Taste the college curriculum in two-week short courses. Open to students who have completed at least the freshman (9th grade) year of high school.
Dates: July 5-July 19
For more info., log on to www.usc.edu/summer
Discover Carnegie Mellon
Carnegie Mellon is offering students entering their junior or senior year of high school the opportunity to study in an intense college setting for six weeks in the summer.
The Advanced Placement/Early Action (AP/EA) program allows you to choose two courses two courses in a variety of subjects that can earn you college credit.
If you are interested Architecture, Art, Design, Drama, or Music and yoo want to test your skills at the college level, then our focused, college prep may be just the fit for you.
To find out more about our summer pre-college programs visit: www.cmu.edu/enrollment/precollege
Note: Students must be 16 and have completed 10th grade to reside in university housing.
Fresno City College Honors Program Attention All Seniors: Applications for the Fresno City College Honors Program for the Fall 2009 semester are due by March 31,2009. See Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson for an application and more details about the honors program.
OTIS Summer of Art
Otis College of Art and Design, located in Los Angeles, will be hosting a College Preparation Program in Art and Design.
Programs include: Animation, Architecture/Landscape/Interiors, Black & White Photography, Digital Media, Digital Photography, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Illustration, Life Drawing, Painting, Product Design, and Toy Design.
Dates: July 6-July 31
www.otis.edu/soa
soa@otis.edu
(310) 665-6864
(800) 527-OTIS
Women in Engineering Summer Program
IS ENGINEERING FOR YOU??
Explore Engineering at the University of Maryland this summer!
E2@UMD 2009 is a one week, residential summer program geared towards current sophomore and junior female students with strong interests in engineering, math and/or science. Participants have the opportunity to meet faculty, current students, visit labs and facilities, and interact with students who share similar interests.
Session One: July 12-18, 2009
Session Two: July 19-25, 2009
To apply, visit http://www.wie.umd.edu
APPLICATION REVIEW BEGINS APRIL 6, 2009
Students must be recommended by a teacher. Full and partial scholarships are available!
Pacific Music Camp 2009
University of the Pacific, Conservatory of Music
Brubeck Institute Jazz Camp
June 14-20 (grades 8-12)
Junior Band & Orchestra
July 5-11 (grades 5-8)
Senior Band, Orchestra & Choir
July 12-18 (grades 8-12)
Senior Piano Camp
July 12-18 (grades 8-12)
Senior Musical Theater
July 12-18 (grades 8-12)
www.go.pacific.edu/musiccamp
SUMMER OPORTUNITY The Junior Statesmen Summer School is an exciting opportunity for student leaders to learn more about politics and government in a dynamic academic environment. The summer program takes place on the campuses of Georgetown, Princeton, Yale, and Stanford. The program is open to outstanding Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors. www.jsa.org/nominate
New York University Abu Dhabi-The Opporunity of a Lifetime!!
NYU Abu Dhabi, opening its doors in the Fall of 2010, is a highly selective college of liberal arts and science located in the city of Abu Dhabi, the capital of both the Emirates of Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It will be the first such campus operated by an American university outside the United States.
Students will not only live and learn in this cosmopolitan city, but will also have the opportunity to study abroad for at least one semeter at NYU academic centers around the world or at the other NYU anchor campus in New York City.
NYU Abu Dhabi seeks students from every part of the world and from all backgrounds. They are looking for students who will fit comfortably at the very top of the world's talent pool-tomorrow's heads of state, Nobel laureates, Tony Award winners, and business leaders.
During the 2008-2009 academic year, NYU Abu Dhabi admissions representatives will be on the road visiting high schools, participating in college fairs, and hosting open houses for prospective NYU Abu Dhabi students. These efforts will be undertaken to identify prospective students with top qualifications from around the world. Students selected for admission to NYU Abu Dhabi will be chosen based on solid academic preparation, outstanding academic achievement in a rigorous curriculum, and exceptional promise.
If you are intersted in finding out more about this once in a lifetime opportunity, contact Ms. Aldana in Room 12 or log on to www.nyuad.nyu.edu.
UC Berkeley Academic Talent Development Program
UC Berkeley Academic Talent Development Program
Offers challenging summer classes for K-11 students. ATDP courses offer students a chance to gain indepth knowledge of the subjects that interest them. Taught by outstanding university, public, and private school instructors, our classes are designed to engage our students' hearts as well as their minds. Admission is based on the student's overall academic profile. We consider grades, achievement test scores, an essay, and a teacher recommendation.
Courses: The Writing Process, First-Year Russian, Intro. to Java, AP Statistics, The Practice of Law, Environmental Science, and more.
Dates: June 22nd to July 31st, 2009
http://atdp.berkeley.edu/sec.geninfo.html
Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project The Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project Summer Conference for 10th and 11th grade students is now accepting applications. The week long summer conference will take place at the CSU Sacramento campus from July 25th - August 1st. The application deadline is April 13, 2009. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Scholarship Info
Cen Cal Caribbean Association Scholarship
The Central California Caribbean Association (CCCA) is offering a $300 scholarship to High School Seniors.
Criteria:
-Must be of Caribbean descent and reside in the Central San Joaquin Valley.
-Applicants must intend to enroll as a full-time student at an accredited 2 or 4 year college or university in the fall semester following graduation.
-Must have a minimum GPA of 2.8
Deadline: Applications must be postmarked by April 1, 2009.
For applications or additional info., come to Room 12 or email the CCCA at jwislandspice2@att.net
California Wine Grape Growers Foundation Scholarship! To qualify for this scholarship, you must:
1.) Be graduating from high school and planning to attend a four year university or college, or a community college in the fall of 2009.
2.) Have a parent or legl guardian who was employed by a winegrape grower during the 2008 or 2009 season.
Applications and additional information can be found at www.cawg.org/cwggf/. The deadline for the application is April 3, 2008.
Janice M. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund! Qualifications:
1. US Citizen or permanent resident
2. GPA 2.5 or higher
3. High School Senior who will be enrolled at a US accredited four-year college or university full time during the 2009-2010 school year.
4. Have demonstrated leadership abilities through participating in community services, extra curricular, or other activities.
Application packets are available in Mrs. Patterson's office, RM 12.
Due: March 31, 2009.
Fresno Community Concert Band Scholarship Attention All Seniors: The Fresno Community Concert Band is awarding a $1000.00 scholarship to one diserving woodwind, brass or percussion player. Please see Mrs. Bird for more details and an application.
CASCWA Scholarship
The San Joaquin Section of the California Association of Supervisors of Child Welfare & Attendance (CASCWA) is awarding eight scholarships to high school seniors!
This award is not necessarily for those who have maintained a 4.0+ gpa, but rather, for those who improved throughout their high school career. They're looking for students who may have had to overcome obstacles and adversity in their lives, including but not limited to personal or family problems.
Students working against the odds to improve themselves are encouraged to apply!
Applications are available in Room 12.
Must be postmarked by April 4, 2009.
SCHOLARSHIP SENIORS Scholarship Opportunity
To promote driver safety and awareness among young people, Civil Service Employees Insurance Company (CSE) will award up to two $1,000 and eight $500 scholarships. Selections to a child of a full-time public employee, based on an essay discussing ways the teenage automobile accident rate can be reduced. ELIGIBILITY 1) Applicant must be a California, Arizona, Nevada, or Utah resident attending his or her senior year of high school. 2) Applicant must have a cumulative of at least 3.0 GPA. 3) Applicant must have been accepted to an accredited two or four year college or university, or trade school in the United States with intent to enroll as a full-time freshmen by the Fall 2009 session. 4) The applicant's parent or legal guardian must be currently employed full time or retired or deceased, by a government entity. Definition of public employee includes, but is not limited to, peace officers; firefighters; educators; postal employees; military personnel; and federal, state and local government workers. 5) CSE employees, employees' relatives, and its agents and vendors are not eligible. APPLICATION MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 6, 2009 Visit http://www.CSEinsurance.com for more information.
SCHOLARSHIP SENIORS Scholarship Opportunity
To promote driver safety and awareness among young people, Civil Service Employees Insurance Company (CSE) will award up to two $1,000 and eight $500 scholarships. Selections to a child of a full-time public employee, based on an essay discussing ways the teenage automobile accident rate can be reduced.
ELIGIBILITY 1) Applicant must be a California, Arizona, Nevada, or Utah resident attending his or her senior year of high school. 2) Applicant must have a cumulative of at least 3.0 GPA. 3) Applicant must have been accepted to an accredited two or four year college or university, or trade school in the United States with intent to enroll as a full-time freshmen by the Fall 2009 session. 4) The applicantÕs parent or legal guardian must be currently employed full time or retired or deceased, by a government entity. Definition of public employee includes, but is not limited to, peace officers; firefighters; educators; postal employees; military personnel; and federal, state and local government workers. 5) CSE employees, employeesÕ relatives, and its agents and vendors are not eligible. APPLICATION MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 6, 2009 Visit http://www.CSEinsurance.com for more information.
Central Valley Foreign Language Association Scholarship
The Central Valley Foreign Language Association offers six scholarships to seniors who meet the following qualifications:
1) Have completed three semesters of foreign language
2) Has at least a 3.0 GPA
3) Plans to enroll as a full-time student at an accredited college or university
4) Must receive a letter of rec. from a foreign language instructor who is a current CVFLA member.
Applications are available in Ms. Patterson's office and must be submitted by April 4th.
SCHOLARSHIP
The Sunnyside Property Owners Association (SPOA) is a non-profit association established in 1944 to preserve and promote our neighborhoods. They annually award $2,000 in scholarships to students that have demonstrated academic excellence, performed a significant amount of community service or volunteer work and have resided within the SPOA membership boundaries (Kings Canyon, Temperance, Jensen and Peach Avenues) for the junior and senior year regardless of high school attended.
DEADLINE: April 10, 2009 Call Karen Musson @ 255-1357 for questions. Application and information can be obtained at the counseling intern desk room 12
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University High School Bulletin for Thursday, March 26, 2009
New Bulletin Items
National University Poetry Competition
National University presents the 12th Annual YOUNG WRITER'S COMPETITION.
This year's theme is "The Winds of Change"
Students may submit one poem on the subject of change-change for the future, change for the past, or maybe change in your own life.
Deadline: April 24, 2009
Mail submissions to:
Dr. Vicki Martineau
Young Writer's Competition
National University, Fresno Campus
20 River Park Place West
Fresno, CA 93720-1531
Or email vmartine@nu.edu
Each poetry submission must include the contestant's name, grade level, school, teacher, and parent/teacher or contestant contact number.
Reedley College Registration
Registration for Alternative Schools (including Charters) will be held on TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 2009
Time: 10am-2pm
Location: Reedley College Cafeteria
This is a convenient opportunity to apply, register, get counseling advice, take assessment tests, apply for Financial Aid, pay fees, and become familiar with the campus.
For more information, call the Outreach & Recruitment office at 638-0311 or email rc.outreach@reedleycollege.edu
Gift Baskets Needed for Spring Fundraiser!
Phoenix Alliance is in need of medium to large gift baskets for the Spring Gala Fundraiser.
Please contact: Sylvia at uhsvolunteer@comcast.net or call 349-6358
Improve your Organizational and Study Skills
Without proper organizational and study skills, High School can be overwhelming!!
Join Ms. Aldana every WEDNESDAY during lunch to learn fun and effective methods to improve your academic performance.
Time--12:15-12:50
Place--Room 10
Learn more about your individual learning style, how to establish and complete goals, prioritizing, and time management skills! Interact with other students and win weekly prizes!!
Attention Seniors:
Two items for seniors:
1) Grad-Nite money is due this week. Friday Mar.27 is the last day to get the money to Mr. Benslay.
2)Friday, is also the day to pick up the Graduation Announcements that were ordered from Graduate Services. Room 18 will be open at lunch (12- 1) for pick up.
Registration Form Not Turned In The following students need to turn in their registration form immediately to Mrs. Bird. Be sure your form is completely filled out with parent and student signatures and any necessary teacher signatures. Rebekah Crane, Mark Hagler, Macy Hale, Charles Lee, Jaime Villarreal, Alec Vincent, Dawit Abraham, Sandy Arce, Sidney Atkinson, Taylor Barry, Shane Daniels, Maelyn De Fede, John Henry Fajardo, Catherine Fonseca, Kyle Fruehe, Abraham Haro, Elizabeth Hawkyard, Daniel Hiebert, Charlton Hughes, McKinley Krongaus, Robert Lee, Charles Loadholt, Payaum Malekzadeh, Brian Manson, Ellie Miller, Adrienne Mullanax, Julio Ruiz, Jacob Sittre, David Steffen, Adrian Weddington, Mahin Aminian, Ella Austin, Elizabeth Bushman, Charles Fletchinger, Brittany Goodwin, Carolynn Jimenez, Sargon Kaninya, Rachel Kinghorn, Matt Lennon, Michael Matsushita, Katharine McGregor, Christian Neighbors, Emily Ong, Alfonso Pacheco, Kaitlin Podbielski, Burke Rea, Michelle Rindahl, Jared Rorabaugh, Daniel Spina, Kayla Wyllie
Young Writer's Conference Sign-Up ATTENTION, CREATIVE WRITERS! The 29th Annual Young Writer's Conference is fast approaching. It will take place on Wednesday, April 15 from 8:30 am to 14:00 at the Satellite Student Union. Those who wish to attend must acquire a permission slip from Dr. Torrance in Room 10 and turn it in with a $15 check made payable to UHS by FRIDAY, MARCH 20TH!!! On the day of the conference, attendees shall: 1. Go to your First Period and check in 2. Meet Dr. Torrance in front of UHS at 8:15 3. Walk "en masse" to registration at Satellite Student Union 4. After conference, RETURN TO YOUR CLASSES
Classroom Theme Baskets donations needed.
Phoenix Alliance is asking each second period class to prepare a "theme" basket to be auctioned off at the 9th annual "Hopelessly Devoted To U........HS" fundraiser planned for April 25.
Every year the class baskets are a highlight of the silent auction! Remember, all funds raised by Phoenix Alliance support UHS students, faculty, programs, and activities!
Parents have generously offered their time and will serve as Theme Basket Class Coordinator and collect interesting items to fill a basket.
Our primary preference is for students to donate items which follow their classroom themes. Gift cards are acceptable as well.
Kickoff - Friday, March 6th and deadline for dropping off donations will be April 15th.
Please contact: Sylvia at uhsvolunteer@comcast.net or call 349-6358
List of classroom themes are as follows:
Bennett - Starbuck's
Benslay - BBQ Time
Canfield - Summer Fun
Casey - Chocolate
Downer - Body & Bath
Gettman - Family Fun
Hagen - Bulldog Days
Hill - Kitchen Fun
Johnson - A Day At The Beach
Jones, D - I Love Rock 'N' Roll
Jones,G - I Love Classical Music
Lapp - Camping Adventures
Phannapob - Arts & Crafts
Royce - Summer Garden
Torrance/Utheim - All Things Disney
Student Recognition
Congratulations Tiffany Chen Tiffany recently advanced to seminfinalist standing in the YES (Young Epidemiology Scholars) Competition, which is sponsored by the College Board. In order to qualify, Tiffany submitted a 28-page research paper, titled "An Epidemiologic Analysis of Kidney and Renal Pelvis Cancer in California." The next phase of the competition will take place on April 17-20, 2009 in Washington, D.C. In this phase of the competition Tiffany will be required to make a 12-minute oral presentation to a panel followed by 10-minutes of Q&As. Good luck Tiffany!
Congratulations Tim Pilegard Congratulations Tim Pilegard for being selected for The American Legion, California Boys' State Summer Camp. Tim will get to spend an entire week at the CSU Sacramento campus and learn how to be a leader and voice as a citizen of our nation.
Parent Notices
Choirs Cancelled Wed, Thurs, Fri, March 25, 26, 27. Due to the choir festival and honor choir trip.
General Announcements
ATTENTION JUNIORS-ACT Test and Registration Dates!!
There are only TWO more dates scheduled for the ACT!
TEST DATE: April 4, 2009
DEADLINE for REGISTRATION: February 27, 2009
TEST DATE: June 13, 2009
DEADLINE for REGISTRATION: May 8, 2009
Visit www.actstudent.org for registration and further details.
DON'T WAIT, SIGN UP NOW!!
Chicano/Latino Youth Leadership Project
Applications are now being accepted for the 27th Annual Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project Summer Conference.
Current 10th and 11th grade students are encouraged to apply for this week long conference taking place in Sacramento, CA.
The deadline to apply is APRIL 13, 2009
This event is FREE!
For more information, and to download the application, log on to www.clylp.com today!
Cogswell Poly College Summer Camps 2009
Cogswell Polytechnical College, located in the Silicon Valley, features a curriculum that fuses the digital arts and engineering.
Cogswell's summer camps are for students who share a passion for game design, 3D modeling, art or digital music production. Classes also prepare students for college by engaging them in fun, hands on experience.
Maya Boot Camp: 3D modeling skills
Level 1: August 10-14
Level 2: August 17-21
Model Sketching: basic drawing techniques
August 10-14
Painting Our World: Painting from real-life, landscape and life models
August 17-21
Digital Music Production
August 10-14
To register, visit www.cogswell.edu
ATTENTION JUNIORS-SAT TEST and REGISTRATION DATES!!
There are only THREE more dates scheduled for the SAT!
TEST DATE: March 14, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 10, 2009
TEST DATE: May 2, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 31, 2009
TEST DATE: June 6, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 5, 2009
Visit www.collegeboard.com for registration details.
DON'T WAIT, SIGN UP TODAY!!!
Club Announcements
Junior Classical League Don't forget students: if you have not paid $5 for your T-shirt, please bring that to Mrs. Downer by Friday! Also, if you or your parents have any questions, don't hesitate to contact Mrs. Downer. NEW MESSAGE!!! THERE HAS BEEN A CHANGE IN THE DRESS CODE FOR THE BANQUET!! The Harker school is asking for NO jeans or tank tops and boys should wear collared shirts. Plan on more semi-formal clothing.
Student Activities
Cogswell Poly College Summer Camps 2009
Cogswell Polytechnical College, located in the Silicon Valley, features a curriculum that fuses the digital arts and engineering.
Cogswell's summer camps are for students who share a passion for game design, 3D modeling, art or digital music production. Classes also prepare students for college by engaging them in fun, hands on experience.
Maya Boot Camp: 3D modeling skills
Level 1: August 10-14
Level 2: August 17-21
Model Sketching: basic drawing techniques
August 10-14
Painting Our World: Painting from real-life, landscape and life models
August 17-21
Digital Music Production
August 10-14
To register, visit www.cogswell.edu
College Info
Summer in NEW YORK CITY
This summer, live and learn like a New York City college student!
Barnard, in partnership with Columbia University, is offering co-ed programs for rising high school juniors and seniors.
**LIBERAL ARTS PROGRAM
June 28-July 25: Two courses from a variety of topics, four weeks
**LIBERAL ARTS INTENSIVE
June 28-July 3: One course from a variety of topics, one week
**YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
July 12-18: Class in woman's studies and workshops on leadership
All programs are open to students who have completed 10th or 11th grade.
ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED, so get more information now!
WWW.BERNARD.EDU/PCP/NYC09
(212)854-8866
Pacific Northwest College of Art-Summer Studios
Pacific Northwest College of Art (Portland, OR)
Pre-College Summer Studios
JULY 13-AUGUST 7, 2009
Intensive studio arts program that offers an introduction to art and design school. Three different programs available:
-FINE ART STUDIO: Focus on Figure Drawing and Painting, Mixed Media, or Digital Photography.
-GRAPHIC NOVEL STUDIO: Explore the cultural implications and creative possibilities of Graphic Novel and Comics Art.
-ILLUSTRATION AND DESIGN STUDIO: Students gain solid, working knowledge of the principles of design.
All students have the option of earning three transferable elective college credits. There is no registration deadline, however, each studio track and the entire porgram may be filled by early May 2009.
Limited merit-based scholarships are available. Scholarship application deadline is March 16, 2009.
www.pnca.edu/programs/ce/precollege 503 821 8967
IEA'S APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 2009
The Institute for Educational Advancement, a non-profit organization in South Pasadena, CA, is hosting an Apprenticeship Program aimed at providing gifted high school students with hands-on learning experiences in various professions.
Areas include Law & Order, Marketing and Customer Service, Applied Physics, Industrial Design, Biological Chemistry, among others. Students will have the opportunity to work with mentors, interact with peers who have similar interests, and present their work to mentors and peers.
This year's Apprenticeship Program features several sites in Southern California including the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), Art Center College of Design, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, the Avery Dennison Research Center, the Los Angeles Superior Court, and the Autry National Center.
Dates
Three week program: July 19-August 8
Four week program: July 12-August 8
Applications are due by May 1, 2009.
Scholarships are available!
For more info., log on to http://www.educationaladvancement.org/
USC's Women's Marine Science Institute
This week-long program is held on Catalina Island! It is designed for high school girls entering the 9th, 10th, or 11th grade. This field-oriented camp challenges young women to explore ecological and biological principles through an interactive approach to learning:
field and laboratory research
self-guided experiments
educational simulations
Dates: July 26, 2009 - August 2, 2009
For more information, log on to www.usc.edu/summer
Financial aid is available!
Summer @ USC
USC Summer Seminars Spend four weeks living and learning on the USC campus and earn three units of elective credit at USC Summer Seminars. Open to students who have completed at least the freshman (9th grade) year of high school.
Dates: July 5-August 1
USC Summer Certificates Taste the college curriculum in two-week short courses. Open to students who have completed at least the freshman (9th grade) year of high school.
Dates: July 5-July 19
For more info., log on to www.usc.edu/summer
Discover Carnegie Mellon
Carnegie Mellon is offering students entering their junior or senior year of high school the opportunity to study in an intense college setting for six weeks in the summer.
The Advanced Placement/Early Action (AP/EA) program allows you to choose two courses two courses in a variety of subjects that can earn you college credit.
If you are interested Architecture, Art, Design, Drama, or Music and yoo want to test your skills at the college level, then our focused, college prep may be just the fit for you.
To find out more about our summer pre-college programs visit: www.cmu.edu/enrollment/precollege
Note: Students must be 16 and have completed 10th grade to reside in university housing.
Fresno City College Honors Program Attention All Seniors: Applications for the Fresno City College Honors Program for the Fall 2009 semester are due by March 31,2009. See Mrs. Bird or Mrs. Patterson for an application and more details about the honors program.
OTIS Summer of Art
Otis College of Art and Design, located in Los Angeles, will be hosting a College Preparation Program in Art and Design.
Programs include: Animation, Architecture/Landscape/Interiors, Black & White Photography, Digital Media, Digital Photography, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Illustration, Life Drawing, Painting, Product Design, and Toy Design.
Dates: July 6-July 31
www.otis.edu/soa
soa@otis.edu
(310) 665-6864
(800) 527-OTIS
Women in Engineering Summer Program
IS ENGINEERING FOR YOU??
Explore Engineering at the University of Maryland this summer!
E2@UMD 2009 is a one week, residential summer program geared towards current sophomore and junior female students with strong interests in engineering, math and/or science. Participants have the opportunity to meet faculty, current students, visit labs and facilities, and interact with students who share similar interests.
Session One: July 12-18, 2009
Session Two: July 19-25, 2009
To apply, visit http://www.wie.umd.edu
APPLICATION REVIEW BEGINS APRIL 6, 2009
Students must be recommended by a teacher. Full and partial scholarships are available!
Pacific Music Camp 2009
University of the Pacific, Conservatory of Music
Brubeck Institute Jazz Camp
June 14-20 (grades 8-12)
Junior Band & Orchestra
July 5-11 (grades 5-8)
Senior Band, Orchestra & Choir
July 12-18 (grades 8-12)
Senior Piano Camp
July 12-18 (grades 8-12)
Senior Musical Theater
July 12-18 (grades 8-12)
www.go.pacific.edu/musiccamp
SUMMER OPORTUNITY The Junior Statesmen Summer School is an exciting opportunity for student leaders to learn more about politics and government in a dynamic academic environment. The summer program takes place on the campuses of Georgetown, Princeton, Yale, and Stanford. The program is open to outstanding Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors. www.jsa.org/nominate
New York University Abu Dhabi-The Opporunity of a Lifetime!!
NYU Abu Dhabi, opening its doors in the Fall of 2010, is a highly selective college of liberal arts and science located in the city of Abu Dhabi, the capital of both the Emirates of Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It will be the first such campus operated by an American university outside the United States.
Students will not only live and learn in this cosmopolitan city, but will also have the opportunity to study abroad for at least one semeter at NYU academic centers around the world or at the other NYU anchor campus in New York City.
NYU Abu Dhabi seeks students from every part of the world and from all backgrounds. They are looking for students who will fit comfortably at the very top of the world's talent pool-tomorrow's heads of state, Nobel laureates, Tony Award winners, and business leaders.
During the 2008-2009 academic year, NYU Abu Dhabi admissions representatives will be on the road visiting high schools, participating in college fairs, and hosting open houses for prospective NYU Abu Dhabi students. These efforts will be undertaken to identify prospective students with top qualifications from around the world. Students selected for admission to NYU Abu Dhabi will be chosen based on solid academic preparation, outstanding academic achievement in a rigorous curriculum, and exceptional promise.
If you are intersted in finding out more about this once in a lifetime opportunity, contact Ms. Aldana in Room 12 or log on to www.nyuad.nyu.edu.
UC Berkeley Academic Talent Development Program
UC Berkeley Academic Talent Development Program
Offers challenging summer classes for K-11 students. ATDP courses offer students a chance to gain indepth knowledge of the subjects that interest them. Taught by outstanding university, public, and private school instructors, our classes are designed to engage our students' hearts as well as their minds. Admission is based on the student's overall academic profile. We consider grades, achievement test scores, an essay, and a teacher recommendation.
Courses: The Writing Process, First-Year Russian, Intro. to Java, AP Statistics, The Practice of Law, Environmental Science, and more.
Dates: June 22nd to July 31st, 2009
http://atdp.berkeley.edu/sec.geninfo.html
Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project The Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project Summer Conference for 10th and 11th grade students is now accepting applications. The week long summer conference will take place at the CSU Sacramento campus from July 25th - August 1st. The application deadline is April 13, 2009. See Mrs. Bird for an application.
Scholarship Info
Cen Cal Caribbean Association Scholarship
The Central California Caribbean Association (CCCA) is offering a $300 scholarship to High School Seniors.
Criteria:
-Must be of Caribbean descent and reside in the Central San Joaquin Valley.
-Applicants must intend to enroll as a full-time student at an accredited 2 or 4 year college or university in the fall semester following graduation.
-Must have a minimum GPA of 2.8
Deadline: Applications must be postmarked by April 1, 2009.
For applications or additional info., come to Room 12 or email the CCCA at jwislandspice2@att.net
California Wine Grape Growers Foundation Scholarship! To qualify for this scholarship, you must:
1.) Be graduating from high school and planning to attend a four year university or college, or a community college in the fall of 2009.
2.) Have a parent or legl guardian who was employed by a winegrape grower during the 2008 or 2009 season.
Applications and additional information can be found at www.cawg.org/cwggf/. The deadline for the application is April 3, 2008.
Janice M. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund! Qualifications:
1. US Citizen or permanent resident
2. GPA 2.5 or higher
3. High School Senior who will be enrolled at a US accredited four-year college or university full time during the 2009-2010 school year.
4. Have demonstrated leadership abilities through participating in community services, extra curricular, or other activities.
Application packets are available in Mrs. Patterson's office, RM 12.
Due: March 31, 2009.
Fresno Community Concert Band Scholarship Attention All Seniors: The Fresno Community Concert Band is awarding a $1000.00 scholarship to one diserving woodwind, brass or percussion player. Please see Mrs. Bird for more details and an application.
CASCWA Scholarship
The San Joaquin Section of the California Association of Supervisors of Child Welfare & Attendance (CASCWA) is awarding eight scholarships to high school seniors!
This award is not necessarily for those who have maintained a 4.0+ gpa, but rather, for those who improved throughout their high school career. They're looking for students who may have had to overcome obstacles and adversity in their lives, including but not limited to personal or family problems.
Students working against the odds to improve themselves are encouraged to apply!
Applications are available in Room 12.
Must be postmarked by April 4, 2009.
SCHOLARSHIP SENIORS Scholarship Opportunity
To promote driver safety and awareness among young people, Civil Service Employees Insurance Company (CSE) will award up to two $1,000 and eight $500 scholarships. Selections to a child of a full-time public employee, based on an essay discussing ways the teenage automobile accident rate can be reduced. ELIGIBILITY 1) Applicant must be a California, Arizona, Nevada, or Utah resident attending his or her senior year of high school. 2) Applicant must have a cumulative of at least 3.0 GPA. 3) Applicant must have been accepted to an accredited two or four year college or university, or trade school in the United States with intent to enroll as a full-time freshmen by the Fall 2009 session. 4) The applicant's parent or legal guardian must be currently employed full time or retired or deceased, by a government entity. Definition of public employee includes, but is not limited to, peace officers; firefighters; educators; postal employees; military personnel; and federal, state and local government workers. 5) CSE employees, employees' relatives, and its agents and vendors are not eligible. APPLICATION MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 6, 2009 Visit http://www.CSEinsurance.com for more information.
SCHOLARSHIP SENIORS Scholarship Opportunity
To promote driver safety and awareness among young people, Civil Service Employees Insurance Company (CSE) will award up to two $1,000 and eight $500 scholarships. Selections to a child of a full-time public employee, based on an essay discussing ways the teenage automobile accident rate can be reduced.
ELIGIBILITY 1) Applicant must be a California, Arizona, Nevada, or Utah resident attending his or her senior year of high school. 2) Applicant must have a cumulative of at least 3.0 GPA. 3) Applicant must have been accepted to an accredited two or four year college or university, or trade school in the United States with intent to enroll as a full-time freshmen by the Fall 2009 session. 4) The applicantÕs parent or legal guardian must be currently employed full time or retired or deceased, by a government entity. Definition of public employee includes, but is not limited to, peace officers; firefighters; educators; postal employees; military personnel; and federal, state and local government workers. 5) CSE employees, employeesÕ relatives, and its agents and vendors are not eligible. APPLICATION MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 6, 2009 Visit http://www.CSEinsurance.com for more information.
Central Valley Foreign Language Association Scholarship
The Central Valley Foreign Language Association offers six scholarships to seniors who meet the following qualifications:
1) Have completed three semesters of foreign language
2) Has at least a 3.0 GPA
3) Plans to enroll as a full-time student at an accredited college or university
4) Must receive a letter of rec. from a foreign language instructor who is a current CVFLA member.
Applications are available in Ms. Patterson's office and must be submitted by April 4th.
SCHOLARSHIP
The Sunnyside Property Owners Association (SPOA) is a non-profit association established in 1944 to preserve and promote our neighborhoods. They annually award $2,000 in scholarships to students that have demonstrated academic excellence, performed a significant amount of community service or volunteer work and have resided within the SPOA membership boundaries (Kings Canyon, Temperance, Jensen and Peach Avenues) for the junior and senior year regardless of high school attended.
DEADLINE: April 10, 2009 Call Karen Musson @ 255-1357 for questions. Application and information can be obtained at the counseling intern desk room 12
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University High School Bulletin for Wednesday, March 25, 2009
New Bulletin Items
Improve your Organizational and Study Skills
Without proper organizational and study skills, High School can be overwhelming!!
Join Ms. Aldana every WEDNESDAY during lunch to learn fun and effective methods to improve your academic performance.
Time--12:15-12:50
Place--Room 10
Learn more about your individual learning style, how to establish and complete goals, prioritizing, and time management skills! Interact with other students and win weekly prizes!!
National University Poetry Competition
National University presents the 12th Annual YOUNG WRITER'S COMPETITION.
This year's theme is "The Winds of Change"
Students may submit one poem on the subject of change-change for the future, change for the past, or maybe change in your own life.
Deadline: April 24, 2009
Mail submissions to:
Dr. Vicki Martineau
Young Writer's Competition
National University, Fresno Campus
20 River Park Place West
Fresno, CA 93720-1531
Or email vmartine@nu.edu
Each poetry submission must include the contestant's name, grade level, school, teacher, and parent/teacher or contestant contact number.
Reedley College Registration
Registration for Alternative Schools (including Charters) will be held on TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 2009
Time: 10am-2pm
Location: Reedley College Cafeteria
This is a convenient opportunity to apply, register, get counseling advice, take assessment tests, apply for Financial Aid, pay fees, and become familiar with the campus.
For more information, call the Outreach & Recruitment office at 638-0311 or email rc.outreach@reedleycollege.edu
Gift Baskets Needed for Spring Fundraiser!
Phoenix Alliance is in need of medium to large gift baskets for the Spring Gala Fundraiser.
Please contact: Sylvia at uhsvolunteer@comcast.net or call 349-6358
Attention Seniors:
Two items for seniors:
1) Grad-Nite money is due this week. Friday Mar.27 is the last day to get the money to Mr. Benslay.
2)Friday, is also the day to pick up the Graduation Announcements that were ordered from Graduate Services. Room 18 will be open at lunch (12- 1) for pick up.
Spring Gala-Mandatory Student Performance Meeting
There will be a MANDATORY meeting for students who SIGNED up to perform at or students INTERESTED in performing at the Spring Gala:
Hopelessly Devoted to U.......HS!"
The meeting will be held:
Wednesday, March 25th
5:00 PM
Room 18
Any Questions?
Call Rebecca McGregor @ 229-0534 or 790-6084
Registration Form Not Turned In The following students need to turn in their registration form immediately to Mrs. Bird. Be sure your form is completely filled out with parent and student signatures and any necessary teacher signatures. Rebekah Crane, Mark Hagler, Macy Hale, John Juarez, Charles Lee, Reyna Renderos, Jacob Shelton, Ernesto Vaguilar, Jaime Villarreal, Alec Vincent, Dawit Abraham, Sandy Arce, Sidney Atkinson, Taylor Barry, Shane Daniels, Maelyn De Fede, Phillip Dodd, John Henry Fajardo, Catherine Fonseca, Kyle Fruehe, Abraham Haro, Elizabeth Hawkyard, Daniel Hiebert, Charlton Hughes, McKinley Krongaus, Robert Lee, Charles Loadholt, Payaum Malekzadeh, Brian Manson, Ellie Miller, Adrienne Mullanax, Haley Reece, Julio Ruiz, Jacob Sittre, David Steffen, Ben Vandershelden, Adrian Weddington, Stefan Wenthe, Mahin Aminian, Ella Austin, Elizabeth Bushman, Charles Fletchinger, Brittany Goodwin, Alex Hobbs, Carolynn Jimenez, Sargon Kaninya, Rachel Kinghorn, Matt Lennon, Michael Matsushita, Katharine McGregor, Christian Neighbors, Emily Ong, Alfonso Pacheco, Kaitlin Podbielski, Burke Rea, Michelle Rindahl, Jared Rorabaugh, Daniel Spina, Kayla Wyllie
Young Writer's Conference Sign-Up ATTENTION, CREATIVE WRITERS! The 29th Annual Young Writer's Conference is fast approaching. It will take place on Wednesday, April 15 from 8:30 am to 14:00 at the Satellite Student Union. Those who wish to attend must acquire a permission slip from Dr. Torrance in Room 10 and turn it in with a $15 check made payable to UHS by FRIDAY, MARCH 20TH!!! On the day of the conference, attendees shall: 1. Go to your First Period and check in 2. Meet Dr. Torrance in front of UHS at 8:15 3. Walk "en masse" to registration at Satellite Student Union 4. After conference, RETURN TO YOUR CLASSES
Classroom Theme Baskets donations needed.
Phoenix Alliance is asking each second period class to prepare a "theme" basket to be auctioned off at the 9th annual "Hopelessly Devoted To U........HS" fundraiser planned for April 25.
Every year the class baskets are a highlight of the silent auction! Remember, all funds raised by Phoenix Alliance support UHS students, faculty, programs, and activities!
Parents have generously offered their time and will serve as Theme Basket Class Coordinator and collect interesting items to fill a basket.
Our primary preference is for students to donate items which follow their classroom themes. Gift cards are acceptable as well.
Kickoff - Friday, March 6th and deadline for dropping off donations will be April 15th.
Please contact: Sylvia at uhsvolunteer@comcast.net or call 349-6358
List of classroom themes are as follows:
Bennett - Starbuck's
Benslay - BBQ Time
Canfield - Summer Fun
Casey - Chocolate
Downer - Body & Bath
Gettman - Family Fun
Hagen - Bulldog Days
Hill - Kitchen Fun
Johnson - A Day At The Beach
Jones, D - I Love Rock 'N' Roll
Jones,G - I Love Classical Music
Lapp - Camping Adventures
Phannapob - Arts & Crafts
Royce - Summer Garden
Torrance/Utheim - All Things Disney
Student Recognition
Congratulations Tiffany Chen Tiffany recently advanced to seminfinalist standing in the YES (Young Epidemiology Scholars) Competition, which is sponsored by the College Board. In order to qualify, Tiffany submitted a 28-page research paper, titled "An Epidemiologic Analysis of Kidney and Renal Pelvis Cancer in California." The next phase of the competition will take place on April 17-20, 2009 in Washington, D.C. In this phase of the competition Tiffany will be required to make a 12-minute oral presentation to a panel followed by 10-minutes of Q&As. Good luck Tiffany!
Congratulations Tim Pilegard Congratulations Tim Pilegard for being selected for The American Legion, California Boys' State Summer Camp. Tim will get to spend an entire week at the CSU Sacramento campus and learn how to be a leader and voice as a citizen of our nation.
Parent Notices
Choirs Cancelled Wed, Thurs, Fri, March 25, 26, 27. Due to the choir festival and honor choir trip.
General Announcements
ATTENTION JUNIORS-ACT Test and Registration Dates!!
There are only TWO more dates scheduled for the ACT!
TEST DATE: April 4, 2009
DEADLINE for REGISTRATION: February 27, 2009
TEST DATE: June 13, 2009
DEADLINE for REGISTRATION: May 8, 2009
Visit www.actstudent.org for registration and further details.
DON'T WAIT, SIGN UP NOW!!
Chicano/Latino Youth Leadership Project
Applications are now being accepted for the 27th Annual Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project Summer Conference.
Current 10th and 11th grade students are encouraged to apply for this week long conference taking place in Sacramento, CA.
The deadline to apply is APRIL 13, 2009
This event is FREE!
For more information, and to download the application, log on to www.clylp.com today!
Cogswell Poly College Summer Camps 2009
Cogswell Polytechnical College, located in the Silicon Valley, features a curriculum that fuses the digital arts and engineering.
Cogswell's summer camps are for students who share a passion for game design, 3D modeling, art or digital music production. Classes also prepare students for college by engaging them in fun, hands on experience.
Maya Boot Camp: 3D modeling skills
Level 1: August 10-14
Level 2: August 17-21
Model Sketching: basic drawing techniques
August 10-14
Painting Our World: Painting from real-life, landscape and life models
August 17-21
Digital Music Production
August 10-14
To register, visit www.cogswell.edu
ATTENTION JUNIORS-SAT TEST and REGISTRATION DATES!!
There are only THREE more dates scheduled for the SAT!
TEST DATE: March 14, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 10, 2009
TEST DATE: May 2, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 31, 2009
TEST DATE: June 6, 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 5, 2009
Visit www.collegeboard.com for registration details.
DON'T WAIT, SIGN UP TODAY!!!
Club Announcements
Junior Classical League Don't forget students: if you have not paid $5 for your T-shirt, please bring that to Mrs. Downer by Friday! Also, if you or your parents have any questions, don't hesitate to contact Mrs. Downer.
Student Activities
Cogswell Poly College Summer Camps 2009
Cogswell Polytechnical College, located in the Silicon Valley, features a curriculum that fuses the digital arts and engineering.
Cogswell's summer camps are for students who share a passion for game design, 3D modeling, art or digital music production. Classes also prepare students for college by engaging them in fun, hands on experience.
Maya Boot Camp: 3D modeling skills
Level 1: August 10-14
Level 2: August 17-21
Model Sketching: basic drawing techniques
August 10-14
Painting Our World: Painting from real-life, landscape and life models
August 17-21
Digital Music Production
August 10-14
To register, visit www.cogswell.edu
College Info
OTIS Summer of Art
Otis College of Art and Design, located in Los Angeles, will be hosting a College Preparation Program in Art and Design.
Programs include: Animation, Architecture/Landscape/Interiors, Black & White Photography, Digital Media, Digital Photography, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Illustration, Life Drawing, Painting, Product Design, and Toy Design.
Dates: July 6-July 31
www.otis.edu/soa
soa@otis.edu
(310) 665-6864
(800) 527-OTIS |
