Sam Greene
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May 07
Senior Spotlight: Sarah Chesley
In light of the ongoing disruption that Coronavirus poses to our lives, which includes the cancellation of our annual MST Research Symposium, we are publishing a series of posts on seniors and their research that have been peer selected for excellence. We asked each selected student to give us info on their abstract, the biggest …
Permanent link to this article: https://chsmstmagnet.com/2020/05/senior-spotlight-sarah-chesley/
Apr 22
WSSEF in the Age of Covid: MST Jrs. Succeed!
The Washington State Science and Engineering Fair was held virtually this year due to COVID-19. Students presented their work to judges via Zoom breakout sessions. MST juniors Gareth Starratt and Justine Pendergraft competed with their project, Implementing Visual and Thermal Imaging Techniques for Disease and Invasive Species Analysis in Forestry. They were picked to represent …
Permanent link to this article: https://chsmstmagnet.com/2020/04/wssef-in-the-age-of-covid-mst-jrs-succeed/
Mar 31
Staying Engaged: Freshmen, Sophomores, Staff
I’ve been checking in with freshmen and sophomore students and staff this past week about how they’ve spent some of their time given the extraordinary turn of events we’ve all experienced in the last couple of weeks. Not as many responses from them as I had from juniors and seniors, but they are staying busy. …
Permanent link to this article: https://chsmstmagnet.com/2020/03/staying-engaged-freshmen-sophomores-staff/
Mar 25
Staying Engaged: Juniors and Seniors
I reached out to our juniors and seniors earlier this week to see how they’ve spent some of their time given the extraordinary turn of events we’ve all experienced in the last couple of weeks. I asked each student in that group the following question(s): “What have you been doing to stay “engaged” in your …
Permanent link to this article: https://chsmstmagnet.com/2020/03/staying-engaged-juniors-and-seniors/
Mar 13
2020 SWWRSEF Results
Last Friday, March 6, 2020, 33 CHS/MST students competed in a variety of categories at the Southwest Washington Regional Science and Engineering Fair at Washington State University Vancouver. Students presented their research to judges and the community and brought home a ton of prizes. See the full listing below: Students Project Title Awards Seung Choi, …
Permanent link to this article: https://chsmstmagnet.com/2020/03/2020-swwrsef-results/
Mar 10
2020 Service Project Update
We’ve put together an impressive 25 strong group of volunteers from Magnet kids, staff, family, and friends to serve on behalf of Share, Inc. in this year’s Vancouver Couve Clover Run. Mrs. Jarvis and Mr. Greene are volunteering this year by running the race with a group of students. Consider supporting Share by making a …
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Feb 20
Couve Clover Run Service Opportunity
We typically try to do at least one service project per year as a group to support our community, build community, and to instill in our students the importance of service. This year we’re partnering with Share of Vancouver to provide event help for the Vancouver Couve Clover Run on March 22nd, 2020, from roughly …
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Feb 02
Class of 2021 Swarthmore “Fly in” Opportunity
Current juniors: Are you interested in a free fly-in program to Discover @Swarthmore? Come to 710 or email Mr. Greene to nominate you! Learn more about it here: https://ctt.ec/fuBfe+ Also, check out this historical post about Gabe Mukobi’s (CHS/MST, ’18) fly in experiences: Gabe Speaks: CHS/MST Sr. Reflects on Fly-in Visits at Four Major Universities …
Permanent link to this article: https://chsmstmagnet.com/2020/02/class-of-2021-swarthmore-fly-in-opportunity/
Jan 23
Duke Computational Biology Webinar Series
A former student of mine and CHS grad recently contacted me about a cool opportunity in the field of computational biology offered this spring by Duke University. What’s computational biology, you ask? Well, in her words, it’s the “intersection of biology and computer science”. Although she never imagined she’d have a career in a field …
Permanent link to this article: https://chsmstmagnet.com/2020/01/duke-computational-biology-webinar-series/
Jan 23
CHS Poetry Out Loud 2020!
Performing in front of a packed house in CHS rooms 706 and 710 on January 22nd, students from several CHS English classrooms convened to recite poetry in our 2020 CHS Poetry Out Loud (POL) competition. CHS senior Bailey Grubbs took top honors with an awesome interpretation of Jimmy Santiago Baca’s I Am Offering this Poem. …
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