We endured the rain....and we ran into alum! Great day at Evergreen state!Friday, December 18, 2009
AAA visit Evergreen State College!!!
We endured the rain....and we ran into alum! Great day at Evergreen state!
HS3 Alums Visit Evergreen campus!
Former HS3 students visited campus to share what their 1st year in College is like! :)
Monday, December 14, 2009
Compare Notes With Your Boss!
When employees write out what they do for a company and their immediate supervisors write what they think they do, there’s often a big discrepancy? Why is this important?
Make time to compare notes with your boss. You will be the winner. And you won’t have to worry about whether you’re doing the job that’s expected.
Provided by Career Headlines
If you and your boss have different ideas about your goals and priorities, you may be held responsible for something you didn’t know was expected of you.
You may be given assignments, or decisions may be made about you, that seem inappropriate to you.
You’re likely being judged by criteria that would be news to you.
You’re probably making contributions that would be news to your boss.
Make time to compare notes with your boss. You will be the winner. And you won’t have to worry about whether you’re doing the job that’s expected.
Provided by Career Headlines
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Dream Project Winter Social!!
Dream Project will be having a social on the 12th of December, which is this Saturday! We're going to be bowling and playing pool from 1-3 and making gingerbread houses from 3-5! We strongly encourage students to come and get to know the rest of dream project. Hopefully you all can make it! If you have any questions please let Mekdes know and feel free to come to our visit in the College & Career Center on friday at 12:35 which is the last visit of our Autumn quarter.
See trip planner below!
Evergreen High School
Itinerary #1
Walk 0.5 mile W from EVERGREEN HIGH SCHOOL to
Depart
Ambaum Blvd SW & SW 116th St
At 12:07 PM
On Route MT 120 Seattle
Arrive
3rd Ave & Union St
At 12:39 PM
Transfer to
Depart
University St Sta Ac & Tunnel Sta.-BAY A
At 12:45 PM
On Route MT 71 Wedgwood Express
Arrive
NE Campus Pkwy & Brooklyn-BAY 1
At 12:57 PM
Walk NE to NE CAMPUS PKWY & UNIVERSITY WAY NE
See trip planner below!
Evergreen High School
Itinerary #1
Walk 0.5 mile W from EVERGREEN HIGH SCHOOL to
Depart
Ambaum Blvd SW & SW 116th St
At 12:07 PM
On Route MT 120 Seattle
Arrive
3rd Ave & Union St
At 12:39 PM
Transfer to
Depart
University St Sta Ac & Tunnel Sta.-BAY A
At 12:45 PM
On Route MT 71 Wedgwood Express
Arrive
NE Campus Pkwy & Brooklyn-BAY 1
At 12:57 PM
Walk NE to NE CAMPUS PKWY & UNIVERSITY WAY NE
Great new websites to check out!
Please check out the following sites when searching for schoalrships!!
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Great Holiday Tree Extravaganza!!!
HEALTH SCIENCES & HUMAN SERVICES
High School
Great Holiday Tree Extravaganza
$10.00 to $20.00 donation suggested
Together with Upward Bound HS3 will be offering Trees on
Friday, Dec. 11th.
All proceeds benefit HS3
Camp Waskowitz Senior Retreat
Trees will be available @ 830 SW 116th St Sea. 98146
December 11th 12:30—6:30
West side of Evergreen campus
Student parking lot local delivery available
830 SW 116th St Seattle WA 98146
Monday, December 7, 2009
Turning Dreams into Reality!
“Follow your passion” is advice you’ve probably been given about your future career. How do you turn passion into reality?
Ask yourself three questions that will help you determine whether you’re likely to make dreams a reality:
1. How do the dreams relate to your natural abilities?
Hating to speak in front of people is not a good foundation if you want to become a lawyer. Developing your skill as a paralegal may be a better direction to go.
Expecting to finish your education in two to four years is unrealistic if you aim to be a doctor. Becoming a nurse, laboratory technician, or medical assistant may be a better choice.
2. Do you have the strength of character to overcome doubters and pessimists?
Maybe you would be a great lawyer or doctor, and you’re willing to devote the time needed to develop your skills and abilities. Can you stick to your dream when others try to talk you out of it?
3. Are you realistic about the process?
Ask yourself three questions that will help you determine whether you’re likely to make dreams a reality:
1. How do the dreams relate to your natural abilities?
Hating to speak in front of people is not a good foundation if you want to become a lawyer. Developing your skill as a paralegal may be a better direction to go.
Expecting to finish your education in two to four years is unrealistic if you aim to be a doctor. Becoming a nurse, laboratory technician, or medical assistant may be a better choice.
2. Do you have the strength of character to overcome doubters and pessimists?
Maybe you would be a great lawyer or doctor, and you’re willing to devote the time needed to develop your skills and abilities. Can you stick to your dream when others try to talk you out of it?
3. Are you realistic about the process?
Outside of Hollywood movies, dreams do not happen overnight. If you can set clear, reasonable, and measureable career goals, and you’re willing to follow through, you can probably live your dream. Most careers take years to build, and they follow a process that moves you ahead one building block at a time.
From Career Headlines
Friday, December 4, 2009
Scholarship list
Scholarship 2009-2010
List #5
NOTE: The scholarships listed are intended for SENIORS ONLY; HOWEVER, sometimes a scholarship will be listed for students in other classes – they will be noted as such. Remember that all colleges have specific scholarships, so be sure to check with the financial Aid Office at the college of your choice. If you want information on these scholarships, see Mrs. Fichamba in the Career Center.
1) Tuskegee Airmen Scholarship
Seniors, 3.0 GPA
Amount: up to $1500
Deadline: February 1, 2010
More Info: stop by the College & Career Center for an application
2) Bev & Wes Stock Scholarship
Senior, athlete, planning to pursue an athletic-related career
Amount: $1500
Deadline: June 1, 2010
More Info: stop by the College & Career Center
3) Ronald McDonald US Scholarship Program
Senior
Amount: Varies
Deadline: February 16, 2010
More Info: visit www.rmhc.org to apply
List #5
NOTE: The scholarships listed are intended for SENIORS ONLY; HOWEVER, sometimes a scholarship will be listed for students in other classes – they will be noted as such. Remember that all colleges have specific scholarships, so be sure to check with the financial Aid Office at the college of your choice. If you want information on these scholarships, see Mrs. Fichamba in the Career Center.
1) Tuskegee Airmen Scholarship
Seniors, 3.0 GPA
Amount: up to $1500
Deadline: February 1, 2010
More Info: stop by the College & Career Center for an application
2) Bev & Wes Stock Scholarship
Senior, athlete, planning to pursue an athletic-related career
Amount: $1500
Deadline: June 1, 2010
More Info: stop by the College & Career Center
3) Ronald McDonald US Scholarship Program
Senior
Amount: Varies
Deadline: February 16, 2010
More Info: visit www.rmhc.org to apply
Dream Project!
UW ~ Dream Project here today!!!!
Do you need help with your college applications?
Come by the College & Career Center every Friday!
After School 12:35 ~ 1:35
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