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Showing posts with label trips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trips. Show all posts

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Parkway students meet Harlem Children Zone's Geoffrey Canada at Haverford

Aaron, Myiesha, and Dominique with Geoffrey Canada after his talk.



 
Before going to Haverford to hear Geoffrey Canada we went to the Harcum bookstore for Myiesha to pick out some HC gear before enrolling in the fall to study Early Childhood Eduation. Dominique came along and helped out with modeling some of the options.

pizza!





After picking up Aaron at the R100 train we met Sarah and Jomaira for dinner at Haffner dining hall at Bryn Mawr.

Then we were off to Haverford College to hear educational reformer and activist, Geoffrey Canada, speak to a full house about the importance of ensuring all students receive a comprehensive and remarkable education. Talk to Dominique, Aaron, Myiesha, or Ms. Carter or any of the college students at the talk to get their reactions to Mr. Canada's talk!

Jomaira and Sarah getting books signed.


Friday, December 10, 2010

Friday, December 10th: Our last day with college students for the fall & Art exhibit opening!

On our last day of the semester with the Bryn Mawr and Haverford students we played a rousing game of "big booty," of course! 

Then we got in small groups and generated list of things we had learned in and outside of class throughout the semester. 

Each pair or group came up with great and varied lists, which I will post here soon.

Then, either collaborative or individually, everyone worked to visually represent one learning that they are taking away from the semester. The visuals came out wonderfully.

They will be scanned and posted soon.

After class was the opening of the 360 courses Art Exhibit, which featured work from the SSB class. The portraits, equations, and statements from the Parkway students are quite powerful.

Lynnia, Aaron, Sharaya, and Ramire came to Bryn Mawr College for the art opening. Scroll down to see images from the art opening.

Classic Dorian.

Elly and Luis.
Ramire and Rachel made an awesome team, producing a compelling visual that incorporated technology....

Dynamic duo!

Brie posing with the wall...Myiesha, did you take these?
Lynnia and Liz for their 'candid' work shot.
Nadine!
Dorian and Elly illustrated working together inter-racially through their image of hot chocolate with whip cream...too much!
And Jomi says she's not an artist?
Shleby, with a cookie, of course.
Sarah, turq, Jomi, and Dom--acting crazy!

Nadine, Britney M, and Brenna's visuals.
Nadine and Brenna working amidst the jumble of computer parts.


Brie's visual was about embracing being different.

Crystal, Brittany, and Leah working together.
Lynnia, Liz, and Sharaya.

La'Nae, Aaron, and Emily working on a visual piece integrated with quotes.

360: Changing Education: Art, Identity, & Innovation

Final Exhibit Opening:

There was a great turn out at the art opening to celebrate the culmination of the semester.
Everyone who attended was able to interact with the pieces by responding to them using sticky notes.

The Parkway students are naturals at that, and we used Ramire's height to help us comment on the tallest images.



Dorian's portrait and someones response.

Apparently Ramire and Aaron think that the girl in this photo from back in the day looks like Zanny.
 Not true.

Lynnia and Sharaya found a spot to sit and eat their food!




Tash was there, and wearing her t-shirt from the Block Party!!
Sarah, Aaron, Jomaira, and Ramire






Aerial shots!





'P' is for Parkway.

Thursday, December 9, 2010

THIS FRIDAY!! Attend the opening of the 360 Exhibit: 3-5 PM on the 2nd floor of Canaday Library at Bryn Mawr!



This Friday, from 3-5 PM, join us for the opening of the culminating exhibit of work from the "Changing Education" 360 courses.

Work by Parkway students, as well as college students from all 3 classes, are on prominent display.

There will be light refreshments and opportunities for people to participate in the exhibit interactively!

See you there!