These pictures are part 1 of 2, which took us from pickinng up students who spent the night at MIT to visiting Wellesley College.
Enjoy!
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Playing Catch-up part 1
Hey! We have the internet available once again, but we're still trying to get all the pictures online for everyone to enjoy.
These pictures are part 1 of 2, which took us from pickinng up students who spent the night at MIT to visiting Wellesley College.
Enjoy!
These pictures are part 1 of 2, which took us from pickinng up students who spent the night at MIT to visiting Wellesley College.
Enjoy!
Monday, April 6, 2009
MIT
Following the dinner session at HBS, we ended our day by traveling to MIT and hearing from a panel of students discuss their experiences in applying and attending MIT.
Samantha "La Tremenda" Enriquez unwinds after a 13 hour day by striking an Athenian pose.
Harvard University & Harvard Business of School
After visiting Colby College and driving back down from Maine we had the opportunity to visit Harvard University. Unfortunately the weather was awfully rainy and we were not able to take a tour of the campus. We did, however, have the opportunity to hear from Diana Robles and David Hernandez Garcia who are both RAZA student admission officers. Students had ample time to hear about the admission process at Harvard as well as ask questions.
Immediately following session on admission to Harvard, students were then taken over to the Harvard School of Business (HBS). While students ate their dinner (which was delicious), a panel lead by Martin Curiel (president of the nantional non-profit Rising Farmer Worker Program and a HBS alumni) talked about their experience as undergraduates, employees, and HBS students. The panel of was compirsed of Scott Torres, Fransisco Robles, Andres Ergel, Rocio Parra, and Yvette Romero. Many students were particularly excited to hear from to Yvette and Rocio, two powerful examples of women succedding and achieveing great things.
Immediately following session on admission to Harvard, students were then taken over to the Harvard School of Business (HBS). While students ate their dinner (which was delicious), a panel lead by Martin Curiel (president of the nantional non-profit Rising Farmer Worker Program and a HBS alumni) talked about their experience as undergraduates, employees, and HBS students. The panel of was compirsed of Scott Torres, Fransisco Robles, Andres Ergel, Rocio Parra, and Yvette Romero. Many students were particularly excited to hear from to Yvette and Rocio, two powerful examples of women succedding and achieveing great things.
Colby College
Early this morning we were all treated like royalty by Dory Street and the Colby College admission team. Colby is one of the premier liberal arts colleges in the United States and is located in Waterville, Maine. After a huge all you can eat breakfast, students had the choice of attending a class lecture, receiving a hands-on tour of the Colby Art Center, or hearing a panel of administrators and teachers discuss Colby's leading career curriculum.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
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