High School Intellectual Analysis

In the extracurricular department, this would be my second year in ROTC I love being a part of it when

Our team decided not to split specific duties amongst each team member but rather approach the task as one unit. We had members with various backgrounds in different concentrations and we tried to use a synergistic strategy, where we would sum all of those skills together to have different viewpoints to consider rather than assigning each member to an area of expertise.

On October 4th, I did my first field work with Jordan Haley and Jaycie Kim. We decided to go to the Orangewood Foundation, which is in Santa Ana. We met up there at 9am and waited to meet with Mike McKenzie who is a program supervisor there. We talked to him in a small conference room for a little over 30 minutes until he gave us a small tour around. Overall, we were there for a bit over an hour.

I visited the dorms, cafeteria, pool and gym. I got to observe a class in culinary arts. I was invited to stay and bake cookies. I spoke to the instructor and decided I would not go to any other vocation. As I love to bake and this was the place for me. There

The session was open by the Lynne Thomas, Chief Executive Officer. According to Lynne, in order to be part of the workforce, students should to be reliable and have personal value and volunteer. Lynne also encouraged students to be part of the networking in order to be recognized. Ann Li, a RHIA who graduated in 2015, gave her testimony on being a student and volunteer. Her being part of the student leadership committee opened up many doors to her carrier so, she did encourage us student to be engage and be known by joining the

We were all tasked with building an acute care system that worked in the old run-down portion the clinic. Needless to say we were like minded and did an amazing job. The old unit used to see 7-10 patients a day. We were able to provide care for an average of 40 patients in a four hour time period, daily. I felt it was a success and it was due to the commanding

investing $20.5 million in the new system, which represented the most ambitious project in the

Flying Corps but was sent home do to multiple injuries and crashes. This did not tame

2) By buying lumber cut to length he would have cut production time, waste, labor and costs related with tooling. Less space would have been required. It is also likely that the quality of the material

My family and I went to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The first thing we did when we got there was to take a tour of a space shuttle that once flew into space.  During our tour, an astronaut showed us her spacesuit. I even got to try on the space boots.  Next, we tasted the food astronauts eat while they are in space. It was really different from other foods that I had eaten but it tasted pretty good.  Finally, we got in a special booth that showed us what it is like to be weightless! It was an amazing

Recently, I was selected to be a member of the student experience team for a social enterprise called 1Scope. 1Scope is an online platform that allows high school students to search and apply for all educational and professional opportunities, including scholarships, cadetships, exchange, volunteering, conferences, internships and work experience. Once the platform launches in October my primary responsibilities will involve overseeing school programs, aiding in the achievement of strategic goals and conducting market

The United States Intelligence community draws on advanced technology and analytical techniques. An intelligence process that sets objectives, collects, analyzes, and report findings, with feedback loops integrated throughout. Explicitly, the intelligence community advantages technology and tradecraft within a proscribed process. However, estimation of threats and decision-making are outcomes of human thinking. Analysts and policymakers create mental models, or short cuts to manage complex, changing environments. In other words, to make sense of ambiguous or uncertain situations, humans form cognitive biases. Informed because of personal experience, education, and specifically applied to intelligence analysis, Davis

There are two art, artifacts that are shown on here. The first one is The Imaginary Man. He is my project that I am working on now. What was supposed to do was get a plain foam, Styrofoam face and then add features to it. At first I didn’t really know what to make out of… it. So I just made the hair. I got some feathers and made a lining then put feathers inside of it. I got a clear idea of what I wanted to make. And I wanted to make random things. I put different materials all over the face that fit perfectly into it. Then I came up with the idea of The Imaginary Man. The other picture is my identity, drawing. I had to make a self portrait and add things about myself that is added to it. You might be wondering why everything isn’t filled

HON was requested to further investigate root cause by conducting a dimensional analysis and tolerance stack of the current test setup parts and drawings and consider a design solution.

Our robotics team was called Team SCREAM, our designation number was 4522. My senior year and last year on the team was one of the roughest for all involved. The leaders of our team were a little worried about this year since we were now leading the team, it would fall on us whether or not we succeeded or failed. Our leadership personal was very few in members to lead the sub-teams. We had two experienced programmers, three extremely competent mechanical team members, a great strategy team lead by one very determined person, and then our public relations team, of which I can say did their job admirably. We had many mentors to assist us from the community that had our backs every step of