Please share info.Subject: Fw: Harvard University Science EndowmentGood morning all:I have a friend who is a professor at Harvard University , who wants to get the word out that Harvard Univ. has a massive science endowment for African American (High School Juniors/Seniors) who are interested in majoring in the sciences, Chem, Biology, Physics etc.A four year tution free education at Harvard Univ. !!! (regardless of parents income)The professor to contact for more info. is Professor Gregory Tucci,
tucci@fas.harvard..edu 617-496-4668.
If you know any African American junior or senior students who excel and are passionate for the sciences please pass along this info..
Please share with friends, families, post in church and community bulletins etc. Whatever it takes to get the word out to our communities for our kids!!!
Introduction to the black side.............
For a while I have been concerned that the black side of life and design here in the city of boston gets overlooked. In a city that is 51% minority with a Black Governor, why do we have to work so hard to know about all the exciting things that are happening in the city? Therefore the goal of this blog is to pass along information about events, activities, job opportunities and restaurant reviews from a minority perspective. The Black side or hidden side of life and design here in Boston is the scope of what you will find in the posts. And some occasional commentary will also make its way to the web. Enjoy!
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
Fwd: SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY HAS 10 FULL RIDES FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN
Jay A. Lee, AIA, NOMA
eelaj@aol.com 617-669-2486
even small changes have a big impact
eelaj@aol.com 617-669-2486
even small changes have a big impact
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Please look at this opportunity.
Daniel Corria
CIFM Manager/Architect
GSA Regional NOMA Champion
Urban Development/ Good Neighbor Rep.
Property Development Division
President AFGE Local 2264, AFL-CIO
BIG Region One National Board of Directors
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY HAS 10 FULL RIDES FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN
Syracuse University has 10 Full Rides for African American Men and Women
Interested in Studying Architecture. Mark Robbins, Dean of Syracuse
University's School of Architecture is desperately seeking young men and
women of color interested in pursuing a five year professional degree in
Architecture. He says he's deeply committed to bringing diversity to his
field and has scholarship money set aside to fully cover education
costs for 10 students. He says that Hispanic enrollment in the school has
increased substantially, but it's been harder to attract African Americans.
Syracuse University 's School of Architecture has a great
reputation and this seems like a terrific opportunity, so please pass this
on to everyone you know.
Contact: Mark Robbins, Dean, School of Architecture 315-443- 2255,
robbinsm@syr.edu <mailto:robbinsm@syr.edu>
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Fwd: The Word - April 3, 2009
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From: Pat at The Word Boston <pat@thewordboston.com>Date: April 2, 2009 9:30:42 PM EDTTo: eelaj@aol.comSubject: The Word - April 3, 2009Reply-To: pat@thewordboston.com
Volume 5, Issue No. 7 Friday, April 3, 2009
THE WORD
To access the PDF version of The Word newsletter click here the following link:http://thewordboston.com/eNewsletter/thewordapril32009.pdf. If you have a problem accessing the above link, cut and paste it into your browser. In order to access the link, you must install Adobe Acrobat. It is free. To download, visit www.adobe.com.Also in This Issue:
On Sunday, April 6 at 12:00 Noon on WCVB-Channel 5, Pat Williams will appear on CityLine to talk about SpectrumBoston and The Word.The Word will be at Slade's on April 6 promoting Ain't Misbehavin' which is coming to the Strand from April 10-12 and City Spotlights which will be at the Shubert Theatre on May 16. Come on down, there will be great prizes and giveaways.Want to go to the Harlem Nights Dance? See Page 18 to find out how to win a pair of tickets.Devon Brown is back with A Day of Frugal Dining.(Page 3).In the Next Edition of The Word on April 17: The Word will be giving away a pair of tickets to see India.Arie perform at Showcase Live and Darryl Ruffen returns with another superb financial planning column.Subscribing to The Word has been made easier. Simply click on the "Join Our Mailing List" box in the lower right hand corner of this page.If you are interested in advertising goods, services or events in The Word or on www.thewordboston.com, please call Pat Williams at 617.775.4273 or email pat@thewordboston.com.Have a great weekend and be safe.THE WORDc/o Pat WilliamsP.O. Box 1077Boston, MA 02117
In This Issueof The Word
Ain't Misbehavin'at the Strand Theater fromApril 10 through 12See Page 2
Check out CityLineSunday, April 6 at 12:00 Noonon WCVB-Channel 5
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Fwd: WT40 - Fabric & Wall Coverings- Next Week Flooring
Jay A. Lee, AIA, NOMA
eelaj@aol.com 617-669-2486
even small changes have a big impact
eelaj@aol.com 617-669-2486
even small changes have a big impact
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Sent: Wed, 1 Apr 2009 10:42 am
Subject: WT40 - Fabric & Wall Coverings- Next Week Flooring
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Fwd: Explore Modernism: Early Registration Rates Expire this Friday!
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From: "AIA Committee on Design" <teamknowledge@aia.org>Date: March 31, 2009 8:14:17 PM EDTTo: Jay.A.Lee, AIA <eelaj@aol.com>Subject: Explore Modernism: Early Registration Rates Expire this Friday!Reply-To: cod@aia.org
Exploring the Roots, Cultivating the Future
Register Now and Save! Early Registration Rates Expire this Friday.
BOSTON: A city of undeniable heritage, where Modern design found its American roots in places such as the Harvard Graduate School of Design and the MIT School of Architecture + Planning. Where better to debate the Modern Movement's early successes and failures, consider its impact on contemporary design, and discuss its uncertain future?
This conference will explore the roots and legacy of the Modern Movement. Between discussions, you'll tour the works of some of the world's earliest Modern masters as well as contemporary design leaders—a pantheon including Gropius, Sert, Corbusier, Holl, Pei, Polshek, Behnisch, Foster, KMW, and Diller/Scofidio/Renfro. Tour sites will include:
Gropius House, Walter Gropius Baker House Dormitory, Alvar Aalto MIT Chapel and Kresge Auditorium, Eero SaarinenAttendees will be eligible to receive AIA CES credit.
REGISTRATION
Space is limited. AIA Members can save $50 by registering before Friday April 3, 2009. Register today!
ACCOMODATIONS
A limited block of rooms has been reserved at the InterContinental Boston. Visit the conference Web site for additional information.
INFORMATION
For additional conference and registration information, visit the Conference Web site. If you have questions concerning this conference, please contactJessica Pearce.Attending the AIA National Convention?
Learn about events hosted by the Committee on Design and other AIA Knowledge Communities at the AIA 2009 National Convention.New in 2009—AIA members* receive an additional 5-percent discount off your convention fees when you register using the promo code MEMBER. This offer is valid for a limited time only.
*AIA national members in good standing qualify for the 5-percent discount. National and local allied or affiliate members and Cornerstone Partners are not eligible.Photos (top to bottom): Charles river basin, photo courtesy of Greater Boson Convention & Visitors Bureau; Gropius House, Walter Gropius, photo courtesy of Gropius House; STATA Center, Massachusetts Institute of technology (MIT), Frank Gehry, FAIA, photo by Patricia A. Sampson/MIT-EECs; Kresge Auditorium, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Eero Saarinen, photo courtesy of MIT; Gund Hall, Harvard University, John Andrews, photo courtesy of Harvard University.
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