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The general goals of HOIST are:
The general goals of HOIST are:
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Announcements
Salmon Homecoming Alliance CALL OUT FOR ARTWORK!! Check out the Documents Tab for the flyer and also the website: http://salmonhomecoming.org/ Deadline for submission: May 20, 2013 We are forming a team to participate in the Seattle Indian Health Board’s 19th Annual SpiritWalk
Walk for Native
Health!
Saturday, June 1, 2013 Seattle Center
Mural Amphitheatre, (Registration is free!) Walk: 9:30-11am Entertainment / Awards / Prizes: 11:30am-3pm Registration: 8:30-9:30amLunch
provided for all registered walkers! please email or call me, Michelle Marcoe, at (253) 840-8852 or marcoma@puyallup.k12.wa.us
Celebrating Native American Cinema and the 15th Anniversary of Smoke Signals. Free Admission, Ages 21+
6:00PMInspiring Native American Short films created by young filmmakers curated and presented by nationally recognized Native media arts organization Longhouse Media. 7:30PM15th Anniversary Screening of Sherman Alexie's beloved Smoke Signals directed by Chris Eyre. Don't miss this unique occasion to meet the cast; Elaine Miles, Evan Adams and Michelle St. John in attendance. The first full-length feature film written, directed, and co-produced by Native Americans, weaves a tale of fathers, friends, and forgiveness that captures the Native American experience while also transcending it to relate a poignant, universal, and contemporary story. Presented by Snoqualmie Tribe, Snoqualmie Tobacco Company & Liquor Store, and Snoqualmie Casino
June 1, 20134:00 pmat the Harvard Exit Theater located at 807 E. Roy St., Seattle, WA 98102 In SIFF Education's and Longhouse Media's SuperFly Filmmaking Experience workshop, filmmakers and actors aged 13 to 19 showcase their skills, collaborate with other artists, and premier original work at Seattle International Film Festival. Now in our 8th year!
Fly Filmmaking challenges local, independent filmmakers by condensing the filmmaking process into a tight production schedule with limitations imposed on time, funds, and other resources. Completed projects debut at the annual Seattle International Film Festival. An extremely artistic, creative, and stimulating form of filmmaking in which filmmakers and actors are able to showcase their skills, collaborate with other artists, and premiere their work at the Festival. Based on the incredibly short duration of time allotted to the filmmakers and actors, this process can be referred to as "on the fly," hence the name: Fly Filmmaking. The film screening is at 4:00 pm on June 1st at the Harvard
Exit. You would need to purchase tickets a head of
time. Here is the link:
http://myaccount.siff.net/cinema/reserve.aspx?fid=306&id=17026 The films will be made by Native students ages 13-19 and will be very appropriate. Suquamish is our host community this year so there will be a lot of South Sound folks coming up. It would be awesome to have your Puyallup students and we can make contact with them. It think seeing the films will inspire them to do work with us if that is something you are interested in...but big picture I think it is pretty cool to for young people to see their own kind making movies and watching them in a big theater! The program will be for 90 minutes. Seniors...we need your input! We would like to feature you on this SWIFT website and also in our monthly newsletter. We want to recognize your achievements and hear about your post-high school plans. Do your plans include: college/university/community college, vocational, technical, or trade school, job/career, internship/apprenticeship, military, volunteering, or other. Please complete the Senior Information Form found under the Documents Tab and return it to the school main office. We are planning a Graduation Celebration in your honor on Wednesday, June 5, 2013. We would like your help in planning this celebration, so please share your thoughts by completing the Senior Graduation Celebration Survey under the Documents Tab and return it as soon as possible to your school main office so they can send it to us through the district courier. Thank you in advance for your participation! Science Dome Show
Schedule:
*Shows start with ½ hour of
live presentation followed by a fulldome video.
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Hope to see you soon at the Science
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Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy
Science Dome Coordinator
Pierce College – Fort Steilacoom
9401 Farwest Dr SW
Lakewood, WA 98498
Office: Rainier 264
(253) 964-6440
Summer Opportunities Don't miss out on the great summer opportunities available! See information below and also check out the Documents Tab! ATTENTION MONTHLY PERFECT ATTENDANCE STUDENTS!! If you have received any Sonic Drive-In coupons, please disregard the expiration date on them or cross it out. The manager at Sonic assured us that the coupons are good and they will honor them. She said they do not go by the expiration dates. So, please use your coupons! You earned them! The general goals of HOIST are:
Objectives for achieving
the HOIST goals include:
Each spring,
approximately 15-20 NA high school students from the Northwest,
primarily Idaho, are selected to participate in research in the
fields of science, technology, engineering, and math in the HOIST
summer program. The program includes project-based math, English,
and science classes, as well as activities and presentations put on
by researchers, instructors, professionals, and other experts.
Students also go on field trips that are relevant to these fields
of study and participate in internships with University of Idaho
research groups and Moscow businesses.
Student
participants in the program range from high school freshmen to
graduated seniors. Students eligible for admittance include those
who have completed the 9th, 10th, or 11th grade, as well as
graduated seniors who have committed to attending the University of
Idaho the following fall. Students apply by submitting a completed
application either online or by mail. The program seeks high
achieving students who have demonstrated interest in the STEM
fields and who desire to continue their development of STEM
interests, knowledge and skills. Selection criteria focuses on
demonstrated interest and potential, as well as intent to pursue
post-secondary studies. Student selections are made by HOIST staff.
Students accepted into the HOIST program must meet certain
established criteria.
* Extenuating
circumstances that prevent students from meeting this requirement
are taken into consideration. Information and online applications are available at: www.idahohoist.com Deadline to apply is May
17, 2013
 Weavers Teaching Weavers Basketry
Workshop
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