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Stuyvesant HS News & Views - May 2013

Stuy Students Continue to Excel
Awards Won in a Variety of Disciplines

We cannot list every award won by Stuyvesant students (there simply is not enough space) but here are some highlights from the past month.

Journalism:  

  • Reporters and editors from the Spectator participated in the recent Harvard Crimson Journalism Conference. Students received eight awards for stories, features, and photography, along with the distinction of being named the top high school newspaper for overall excellence. 

Math:

  • With ten Stuyvesant students advancing to the final round of the USA Mathematics Olympiad examination, the school is tied for first place in the nation.     
  • The New York City Math Team won first, second, third, ninth, tenth and twelfth place in the recent New York State Math League competition. Forty of the ninety members of the team, which consisted of the top math problem-solvers in New York City, were from Stuyvesant.  

Speech  

  • Five Stuy students won best speaker awards at the  Regional Junior State of America Spring conference in Connecticut.  A student was elected Lieutenant Governor of the Northeast JSA Region - a first for Stuyvesant.  

Writing 

  • Students excelled in the National Scholastic Writing Awards winning five gold, two silver and one American Voices medal.  Genres ranged from poetry to personal memoir, with scholarships of up to $10,000.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 21 May 2013 16:39

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2013 College Scholarship Competition

 2013 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION INFORMATION

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD A COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

APPLICATION DEADLINE:  5:00 PM   MONDAY,  APRIL 22, 2013
Please submit your completed application to the Alumni Office, Room 301-B.

SPECIAL NOTE:  FINALISTS must be available for a brief EVENING interview on Wednesday, May 15, 2013.

More than $70,000 in College Scholarships will be awarded to more than 30 seniors, thanks to the generosity of alumni and other members of the Stuyvesant community. The scholarships include two awards of $12,500 each, six awards of $2,500 each, eight awards of $2,000 each, and many $1,000 awards. All seniors are encouraged to apply.  The various scholarships are based on various selection criteria including personal essays and recommendations, and one or more of the following: academic achievement; financial need; educational interests and goals; extracurricular interests and activities; and other considerations.

The 2013 competition also includes a number of  MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS which are not based on financial need: Arts Grants of $1,000 each for seniors who excel in Art, or Dance, or Music (CLICK HERE to download the separate Arts Grants application)Daniel Bergstein ’80 Memorial Scholarship for a senior who will attend Barnard or CUNY or Columbia (CLICK HERE to download the separate Bergstein application);  Roberto González '95 Scholarship for Haverford College for a senior who will attend Haverford;  South Florida Alumni Association of Stuyvesant High School Award for a senior who will attend college in Florida. 

PLEASE EMAIL THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AT This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE BARNARD, CUNY, COLUMBIA, FLORIDA OR HAVERFORD MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS. 


 

Last Updated on Tuesday, 19 March 2013 09:42

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Intel Finalist: Stuyvesant Places One of Ten Semi-Finalists

Jamie Solimano ’13 was named an Intel Science Talent Search
national fi nalist in January, the only fi nalist from NYC. She will
compete with 39 other fi nalists in Washington in March. Her
research, Th e Intrafl agellar Transport Dynamics and Adenylyl Cyclase III
Signalling in Mammalian Primary Cilia, would help future scientists
and clinicians to understand problems that deal with human cilia
pathologies. Her sponsoring research institution is Columbia’s
Mechanical Engineering Department. Earlier, ten Stuyvesant
research students, the most in the country the second year in a row,
were chosen as Intel semi-fi nalists. Th ey were awarded $1,000 each,
and Stuyvesant also received $1,000 for each semi-fi nalist.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 19 February 2013 11:40

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