Let's talk deadlines for a moment. A November 1 deadline means that you can submit your application through 11:59 PM Eastern time on November 1. So go enjoy your Halloween, knowing that you CAN have your candy and EDUCATION too.
You can follow the common application on Facebook. They offer helpful hints regulary!!
Friday, October 29, 2010
Way to go Lady Wolverines!
CONGRATULATIONS to girl’s volleyball and coach Tate for winning their sub-district match last night against Steilacoom at Franklin Pierce H.S. and earning a spot into districts! Due to unique scheduling circumstances, the girls had to play 5 complete matches in 4 days, and made it through without the services of one of their best players, senior Linda Ba due to a thumb injury. Thanks Coach Tate and volleyball girls for representing our campus throughout the region!
WOLVERINE VOLLEYBALL 2010
COACHES: BETHANY TATE (HC)
PAT THOMPSON (ASST.)
JER # FIRST LAST POS HT GRADE
1 Linda Ba libero 5'2" 12 HS3
11 Jenedy Herrera ds/oh 5'1" 11 HS3
21 Jeanine Hughes oh 5'6" 11 HS3
2 Jennifer Truong rs 5'1" 12 TEC
5 Tori Mulitauaopele oh/m 5'8" 9 HS3
7 Maryticka Alefaio oh 5'7" 11 HS3
9 Laina Agemotu s 5'5" 9 TEC
12 Brianna Fiso m 5'10" 12 HS3
17 Tiffany Mowatt 5'5" 10 HS3
22 Stephanie Herrera oh 5'6" 9 AAA
23 Carolena Siliaga s 5'8" 12 HS3
24 Pulemau Savusa m 5'7" 10 HS3
30 Ratelina Siatunuu oh 5'7 12 HS3
28 Angelina Agemotu m/rs 5'10 12 TEC
WOLVERINE VOLLEYBALL 2010
COACHES: BETHANY TATE (HC)
PAT THOMPSON (ASST.)
JER # FIRST LAST POS HT GRADE
1 Linda Ba libero 5'2" 12 HS3
11 Jenedy Herrera ds/oh 5'1" 11 HS3
21 Jeanine Hughes oh 5'6" 11 HS3
2 Jennifer Truong rs 5'1" 12 TEC
5 Tori Mulitauaopele oh/m 5'8" 9 HS3
7 Maryticka Alefaio oh 5'7" 11 HS3
9 Laina Agemotu s 5'5" 9 TEC
12 Brianna Fiso m 5'10" 12 HS3
17 Tiffany Mowatt 5'5" 10 HS3
22 Stephanie Herrera oh 5'6" 9 AAA
23 Carolena Siliaga s 5'8" 12 HS3
24 Pulemau Savusa m 5'7" 10 HS3
30 Ratelina Siatunuu oh 5'7 12 HS3
28 Angelina Agemotu m/rs 5'10 12 TEC
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
UW Dream Project Admission Weekend!!
The Scholarship Weekend went well and now they have a similar event planned with an admissions theme. It is on Saturday and Sunday, November 13 & 14. It is aimed mainly for seniors and a bus will again be available. If you want to ride the bus you need to complete a brief intake survey for the Dream Project, which they will have available at the next meeting (which is this friday in the Library)! This is an excellent opportunity for you and lunch will be provided. (Always a plus.) Please plan to attend!!!!!
Check out this link. http://depts.washington.edu/uwdrmprj/workshop/
Check out this link. http://depts.washington.edu/uwdrmprj/workshop/
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Mark your calendars!!!
Life After High School
College & Career Fair
November 3, 2010
5:30pm ~ 8:30pm
5:30pm ~ 8:30pm
Highline High School
225 S. 152nd ST
Burien, WA 98146
Good Information + Good Planning = Bright Future
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Dream Project Host a Scholarship Kick off Day @ UW
This Saturday October 23rd Dream Project is holding Scholarship Weekend Kickoff from 12:30-5:30PM to give students advice about scholarships and help apply to some. There will be a bus taking students up but also parking is free that day @ UW. Please coontact Hope if you are interested!
Little Dove Hope Warren
University of Washington
hopeashl@uw.edu
(360)936-3964
This is open to all students NOT just Dream Project Kids!!! And its FREE!
Little Dove Hope Warren
University of Washington
hopeashl@uw.edu
(360)936-3964
This is open to all students NOT just Dream Project Kids!!! And its FREE!
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Yale Bulldogs visit the Evergreen Campus!
Students learn about the amazing opportunities Yale has to offer!
Friday, October 15, 2010
Evergreen Campus Summer Searchers!
After the Fall Event @ Franklin High School! L to R Jacky Moreno (HS3), Andre Marticio (HS3), Darwin Paet (HS3), Aries Feletogo (TEC), Marisol Rivera (TEC), & Larua Gonzalez (TEC)
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Lutes were in the house!
Brandon from Pacific Lutheran was on the Evergreen Campus sharing about PLU!
Monday, October 11, 2010
Interested in the Field of Law??
Are interested in the field of law? On October 13th @ 1pm in the College & Career Center there will be a presentation and help applying for the Future of the Law. This is a great program!You will have an opportunity to visit the UW & Seattle U Law School, have lunch with judges, sit in on trials and visit the attorney generals office. In addition upon completion of the program and graduating high school you are eligible for a $500 scholarship. They will accept 10 students from our campus. Please let me know if you are interested. fichamja@hsd401.org
Salaries for 2010 College Graduates!
College graduates, in general, are earning $850 less to start this year than in 2009; however, some fields are showing an increase in starting salaries, according to a study by the National Association of Colleges and Employers.
What will you earn in the future as a college graduate? A look at 2010 starting salaries will give you an idea of what to expect.
Communications: Entry-level public relations jobs pay an average of $36,286, and jobs in broadcast journalism pay about $46,000. These salaries are up a great deal from 2009.
Engineering: Graduates concentrating in the environmental field are in demand. Offers to those in agricultural, environmental and oceanic engineering are up from an average of $43,600 in 2009 to $55,187 this year. Across all engineering majors, the average projected starting salary is $54,892, up slightly from 2009.
Business: Graduates in business schools saw a slight decline in salaries in 2010, from $46,973 in 2009 to $46,623 this year. Accounting and finance degrees are the most in demand, and these graduates will receive a small increase.
Liberal Arts: Money often comes later for graduates with a liberal arts degree, according to experts, so people who major in this field must be patient. Their writing, communication, and thinking skills will pay off, but usually not immediately. Graduates in liberal arts and science are the hardest hit salary-wise in 2010, but English majors can expect a pay increase of about 6% percent from last year. In the science field, employers plan to offer higher pay only to physics and agriculture majors. The average reported starting salary for those with humanities, science or social science degrees is $30,159.
Adapted from a Career Builder.com blog article by Kaitlin Madden.
What will you earn in the future as a college graduate? A look at 2010 starting salaries will give you an idea of what to expect.
Communications: Entry-level public relations jobs pay an average of $36,286, and jobs in broadcast journalism pay about $46,000. These salaries are up a great deal from 2009.
Engineering: Graduates concentrating in the environmental field are in demand. Offers to those in agricultural, environmental and oceanic engineering are up from an average of $43,600 in 2009 to $55,187 this year. Across all engineering majors, the average projected starting salary is $54,892, up slightly from 2009.
Business: Graduates in business schools saw a slight decline in salaries in 2010, from $46,973 in 2009 to $46,623 this year. Accounting and finance degrees are the most in demand, and these graduates will receive a small increase.
Liberal Arts: Money often comes later for graduates with a liberal arts degree, according to experts, so people who major in this field must be patient. Their writing, communication, and thinking skills will pay off, but usually not immediately. Graduates in liberal arts and science are the hardest hit salary-wise in 2010, but English majors can expect a pay increase of about 6% percent from last year. In the science field, employers plan to offer higher pay only to physics and agriculture majors. The average reported starting salary for those with humanities, science or social science degrees is $30,159.
Adapted from a Career Builder.com blog article by Kaitlin Madden.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
UW Tacoma Husky Day!
UW Tacoma is offering 3 Husky days!
- Saturday October 23rd 10am - 12:30pm
- Saturday December 4th 1pm - 3:30pm
- Saturday January 8th 1pm - 3:30pm
UW Tacoma is in the house!
Melody Our Fabulous Campus Rep Shares all the great things UW Tacoma has to offer!
Monday, October 4, 2010
How to Have Success at Work?
A person can be the one making the most money and yet be miserable at work. On the other hand, the one who makes the least may be the most content. How can you be happy at work?
1. Decide what success means to you. Is it money? A big title? Power? A flexible schedule? Great benefits? A non-stressful work environment? Success is based on what you believe, not on what someone else thinks is success.
2. Keep a positive attitude at work. The person at work who is positive is the one everybody likes to be around. This will make them a success among their co-workers and the boss too. No one likes someone who drags around with a negative attitude.
3. Do your best work every day. Set high standards for yourself, and meet them every time. A get-by attitude actually gets you nowhere. You’ll be the first to go in layoffs.
4. Take pride in your job, so you place value on yourself. It doesn't matter if anyone sees or knows how hard or well you are working.
5. Stay focused. Most people who enjoy success at work are focused. They discipline themselves to stay on task. They aren’t distracted by texting, social networking, gossip, or rumor.
6. Make yourself indispensable. You want to be the “go to” person when a manager needs someone he or she can depend on. You guarantee this by going beyond what is expected.
Adapted from eHow
1. Decide what success means to you. Is it money? A big title? Power? A flexible schedule? Great benefits? A non-stressful work environment? Success is based on what you believe, not on what someone else thinks is success.
2. Keep a positive attitude at work. The person at work who is positive is the one everybody likes to be around. This will make them a success among their co-workers and the boss too. No one likes someone who drags around with a negative attitude.
3. Do your best work every day. Set high standards for yourself, and meet them every time. A get-by attitude actually gets you nowhere. You’ll be the first to go in layoffs.
4. Take pride in your job, so you place value on yourself. It doesn't matter if anyone sees or knows how hard or well you are working.
5. Stay focused. Most people who enjoy success at work are focused. They discipline themselves to stay on task. They aren’t distracted by texting, social networking, gossip, or rumor.
6. Make yourself indispensable. You want to be the “go to” person when a manager needs someone he or she can depend on. You guarantee this by going beyond what is expected.
Adapted from eHow
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