SEA-Tech Aug-Sept Newsletter

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September​ 1​ 8,​ ​2017  SEA-Tech​ ​and​ ​other​ N​ ew​ H​ anover​ ​County​ s​ chools
are​ ​doing.
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Social​ ​Media​ ​Isn’t​ J​ ust CFCC​ ​Fair

For​ ​Teens​ ​Anymore by​ ​Thomas​ J​ ones 
 
by​ ​Abby​ ​Stevens​ a​ nd
Sage​ ​Ransom Cape​ F​ ear​ ​Community​ C​ ollege​ ​recently​ ​hosted​ ​a
fair,​ ​exploring​ ​career​ ​pathways.​ ​SEA-Tech​ ​students
Mr.​ W​ allin​ i​ s​ ​SEA-Tech's were​ s​ ome​ o​ f​ ​the​ ​many​ ​that​ a​ ttended.​ T​ he​ f​ air
Program​ ​Development consisted​ o​ f​ e​ verything​ f​ rom​ ​the​ b​ eloved​ ​cotton
Coordinator,​ w​ ho​ ​has​ a​ n candy​ ​stand​ ​to​ t​ he​ ​Chem​ ​Techathon​ b​ ooth​ ​where
obsession​ w​ ith​ T​ witter.​ ​He participants​ ​could​ s​ pin​ a​ ​ ​wheel​ ​of​ f​ ortune​ ​for​ a​
likes​ ​to​ c​ atch​ ​students​ ​and chance​ t​ o​ w​ in​ ​a​ ​variety​ ​of​ ​prizes​ ​from​ ​lip​ b​ alm​ ​to​ a​
staff​ ​when​ ​they​ ​least​ ​expect popsicle.
it.​ ​He​ l​ urks​ ​everywhere​ f​ rom
the​ t​ op​ o​ f​ ​the​ s​ tairwell​ ​to​ t​ he Speaking​ o​ f​ ​fairs,​ ​several​ ​students​ ​would​ ​like​ ​to
four​ c​ orners​ o​ f​ a​ ny​ r​ oom. host​ ​a​ ​Sea-Tech​ ​Fair​ ​where​ a​ ttendees​ w​ ould​ b​ e
From​ ​your​ ​most able​ ​to​ ​sell​ ​a​ v​ ariety​ ​of​ i​ tems.​ T​ he​ ​fair​ w​ ould​ n​ ot
embarrassing​ m​ oment​ ​to
your​ ​most​ ​spectacular
victory,​ ​he​ ​will​ c​ apture​ ​it​ a​ ll.
His​ ​tweets​ a​ llow​ y​ ou​ ​to​ ​learn
about​ ​student​ a​ ctivities​ ​such
as​ f​ ield​ ​trips​ ​and​ ​outside
lunch​ ​activities.
Mr.​ ​Wallin​ ​is​ n​ ot​ ​the​ ​only​ p​ erson​ ​in​ ​the​ ​school
system​ t​ hat​ ​uses​ T​ witter​ ​to​ c​ ommunicate.​ ​Twitter,
Instagram,​ a​ nd​ F​ acebook​ a​ re​ ​all​ ​really​ ​good
resources​ f​ or​ p​ arents​ t​ o​ ​find​ ​information​ ​on​ w​ hat

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only​ h​ ave​ ​a​ ​number​ ​of​ ​stands​ b​ ut​ h​ opefully​ ​local makes​ i​ t​ ​harder​ t​ o​ ​survive​ ​with​ n​ o​ ​camouflage,​ a​ nd
entertainment,​ ​contests,​ a​ nd​ p​ erformances​ ​from they​ ​don’t​ s​ wim​ f​ ast.
school​ ​clubs.​ ​The​ ​idea,​ h​ owever,​ i​ s​ ​only​ ​in​ e​ arly
stages​ ​of​ d​ evelopment,​ a​ nd​ ​more​ ​information​ m​ ay The​ ​Sea​ ​Dragon​ ​ ​was​ c​ hosen​ ​as​ ​the​ ​mascot​ b​ y​ ​a
be​ ​provided​ ​in​ a​ ​ ​later​ n​ ewsletter.​ S​ tay​ s​ harp, student​ v​ ote,​ ​but​ t​ he​ ​Narwhal​ p​ ut​ ​up​ a​ ​ g​ ood​ f​ ight.​ I​ t
Sea-Dragons! came​ ​in​ ​third​ ​behind​ ​the​ S​ tingray.​ ​When​ p​ eople
think​ ​of​ a​ ​ ​Sea​ D​ ragon,​ ​we​ ​want​ ​them​ t​ o​ t​ hink​ o​ f​ a​
The​ ​SEA-Tech​ S​ ea​ ​Dragons fierce,​ ​majestic,​ a​ nd​ f​ rightening​ c​ ompetitor.

by​ ​Miguel​ C​ unningham  Our​ A​ thletes

The​ L​ eafy​ ​Sea​ ​Dragon​ ​gets​ i​ ts​ n​ ame​ f​ rom​ i​ ts​ ​leafy by​ ​Lawrence​ ​Newkirk 
look.​ ​It​ ​is​ ​usually​ ​6​ t​ o​ 7​ ​ i​ nches​ ​long,​ a​ nd​ ​it​ i​ s​ ​a​ ​part
of​ t​ he​ S​ eahorse​ ​family.​ T​ hey​ ​are​ v​ ery​ ​slow​ ​and SEA-Tech​ ​offers​ s​ ports​ t​ hrough​ e​ ach​ i​ ndividual's
can’t​ e​ scape​ ​from​ t​ heir​ p​ redators,​ ​so​ t​ hey​ h​ ide​ i​ n districted​ s​ chool,​ ​so​ ​that​ s​ tudents​ ​are​ ​still​ ​involved
their​ e​ nvironment.​ ​They​ ​can​ ​only​ ​survive​ ​in​ ​salt in​ ​public​ ​schools.​ ​The​ s​ tudents​ ​of​ S​ EA-Tech​ e​ ach
water​ ​that​ ​is​ 7​ 4​ d​ egrees​ F​ ahrenheit​ o​ r​ ​warmer. have​ a​ ​ h​ ome​ ​school​ w​ ithin​ t​ heir​ ​district.​ I​ t​ ​is​ a​ t​ t​ heir
home​ ​school​ t​ hat​ ​they​ ​are​ a​ llowed​ ​to​ p​ lay​ v​ arious
When​ ​they​ ​are​ ​looking​ f​ or​ a​ ​ ​female​ t​ o​ ​mate​ ​with sports.These​ ​sports​ ​include:​ ​basketball,​ ​swimming,
and​ a​ nother​ S​ ea​ D​ ragon​ ​is​ ​with​ t​ hat​ ​female,​ ​they wrestling,​ ​lacrosse,​ t​ ennis,​ ​soccer,​ ​cheerleading,
will​ ​fight​ ​for​ ​the​ ​females.​ ​Once​ ​they​ w​ in​ t​ he​ f​ emale football​ a​ nd​ e​ ven​ g​ olf.​ T​ he​ ​following​ s​ tudents​ a​ re
over,​ ​the​ ​two​ w​ ill​ ​go​ i​ nto​ ​a​ ​period​ ​where​ ​they​ w​ ill​ t​ ry planning​ t​ o​ p​ lay​ ​sports​ ​this​ ​season:​ ​Jason​ D​ urgala,
to​ ​synchronize​ ​their​ ​movements.​ ​Once​ t​ hey Jordan​ ​Murphy,​ S​ usanna​ ​Herren,​ E​ lisha​ M​ cKoy,
complete​ ​their​ s​ ynchronizing​ ​period,​ t​ he​ ​female Lawrence​ ​Newkirk,​ O​ 'Shea​ N​ ixon,​ ​Larry​ S​ mith,
gives​ ​the​ m​ ale​ ​the​ e​ ggs.​ ​Sometimes​ t​ hey​ c​ an​ g​ ive Scotty​ G​ roves,​ ​Keashanti​ ​Judd,​ B​ randon​ ​Harrell,
200​ ​eggs.​ T​ hen​ t​ he​ ​male​ m​ ust​ f​ ind​ ​a​ w​ arm​ a​ rea, Max​ R​ odriguez,​ D​ ominick​ ​Lentfert,​ ​Devin​ B​ utler,
since​ ​the​ w​ armer​ a​ n​ ​area​ i​ s​ ​the​ f​ aster​ i​ t​ t​ akes​ f​ or and​ R​ iley​ ​Neal.​ ​They​ ​will​ b​ e​ a​ llowed​ ​to​ p​ lay​ f​ or​ t​ heir
them​ ​to​ ​be​ ​born.​ I​ t​ t​ akes​ ​at​ l​ east​ ​9​ ​weeks​ f​ or​ ​a​ S​ ea home​ ​school​ u​ ntil​ ​SEA-Tech​ ​grows​ ​enough​ t​ o​ b​ e
Dragon​ t​ o​ h​ ave​ o​ ne​ ​carriage​ o​ f​ ​babies;​ h​ owever,​ ​it able​ t​ o​ ​host​ ​its​ ​own​ ​athletic​ p​ rograms.​ ​SEA-Tech
can​ ​have​ t​ wo​ c​ arriages.​ T​ he​ ​parents​ ​leave​ t​ heir plans​ ​to​ s​ upport​ e​ very​ ​student​ w​ ho​ d​ ecides​ ​to​ p​ lay.
children​ ​on​ ​their​ ​own​ ​to​ s​ urvive.​ ​The​ ​baby​ ​Leafy Brandon​ H​ arrell,​ ​#54,​ ​is​ c​ urrently​ ​playing​ f​ ootball
Sea​ ​Dragons​ ​are​ b​ orn​ ​without​ ​their​ l​ eaves​ ​so​ i​ t for​ H​ oggard​ ​High​ S​ chool.​ ​Brandon​ ​will​ ​be
supported​ ​by​ ​SEA-Tech​ ​staff​ a​ nd​ ​journalists
September​ ​28th.​ W​ atch​ ​out​ B​ randon,​ h​ ere​ ​we
come!
http://www.maxpreps.com/high-schools/hoggard-vik
ings-(wilmington,nc)/football/roster.htm​ ​(To​ s​ ee
roster)

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Outside​ ​The​ B​ ox​ ​-   Q.​ D​ o​ ​you​ ​enjoy​ ​Drama​ ​Club?
A.​ ​I​ ​really​ d​ on’t​ k​ now​ y​ et.​ ​ W​ e​ ​haven’t​ h​ ad​ o​ ur​ ​first
by​ ​Haya​ ​Odeh  meeting.

Outside​ T​ he​ ​Box​ ​will​ ​be​ a​ Q.​ W​ hat​ ​is​ y​ our​ ​favorite​ ​thing​ a​ bout​ ​yearbook?
small​ a​ nd​ s​ hort​ ​7​ q​ uestion A.​ ​Taking​ t​ he​ ​pictures.
interview​ ​with​ a​ ​ S​ EA-Tech
student​ ​appearing​ ​in​ e​ ach Q.​ W​ hat’s​ t​ he​ m​ ost​ e​ mbarrassing​ ​yet​ ​funny
issue.​ ​This​ ​article​ ​will​ f​ ocus thing​ y​ ou’ve​ d​ one​ ​so​ f​ ar​ i​ n​ ​school?
on​ ​the​ m​ any​ t​ alents​ ​of A.​ W​ atering​ ​a​ f​ ake​ ​plant.
SEA-Tech​ ​students.​ ​This
month,​ ​the​ s​ potlight​ i​ s​ o​ n
Noah​ ​Presley​.

Q.​ ​What​ ​activity​ ​do​ y​ ou​ ​participate​ i​ n​ ​outside​ ​of SEA-Tech​ C​ olors:
school? Aquamarine,​ R​ oyal​ B​ lue,​ ​Anchor​ G​ ray
A.​ ​I​ ​participate​ i​ n​ ​theatre​ a​ t​ t​ he​ ​Thalian​ A​ ssociation
Community​ T​ heatre. SEA-Tech​ C​ rest:
The​ ​students​ v​ oted​ ​for​ t​ he​ ​following​ i​ mages:
Q.​ W​ hat’s​ a​ ​ ​hobby​ ​of​ y​ ours?
A.​ I​ ​ l​ ike​ ​to​ ​make​ ​candles.​ ​My​ ​company​ ​is​ ​called, ● A​ K​ ey​ ​to​ r​ epresent​ P​ ower​ a​ nd​ K​ nowledge
“Hello​ ​My​ ​Name​ I​ s​ ​Candles”. ● A​ ​Crown​ ​to​ ​represent​ A​ chievement,​ ​Ideals,

Q.​ H​ ow​ ​do​ y​ ou​ ​feel​ a​ bout​ S​ EA-Tech? High​ G​ oals
A.​ ​It’s​ r​ eally​ ​great. ● A​ ​Fleur​ ​De​ ​Lis​ t​ o​ r​ epresent​ ​Leadership​ ​and

Q.​ W​ hat​ e​ xtracurriculars​ ​do​ y​ ou​ ​participate​ i​ n Determination
within​ ​school? ● Gears​ ​and​ T​ ools​ ​to​ r​ epresent​ W​ ork​ E​ thic
A.​ T​ here​ i​ s​ ​a​ d​ rama​ c​ lub​ ​and​ ​I’m​ ​their​ ​founder.
and​ ​Industry

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Dixie’s  
Awakening
Dr.​ E​ dith​ S​ kipper
by​ ​Cynthia​ V​ illa
by​ ​Katelyn​ ​Green
On​ ​August​ 1​ 4,​ 2​ 017​ w​ e and​ ​Noah​ P​ resley
met​ ​Dixie.​ D​ ixie​ i​ s​ ​a
magical​ ​purple​ u​ nicorn The​ ​beloved​ ​Dr.​ ​Skipper​ ​is
with​ b​ lue​ ​eyes​ ​that the​ ​principal​ o​ f​ ​our​ ​school.
represents​ o​ ur​ s​ chool​ b​ y We​ ​talked​ ​to​ ​her​ ​and​ a​ sked
saying​ t​ hat​ w​ e​ n​ eed​ ​to her​ ​some​ q​ uestions​ a​ bout
believe​ ​in​ ​ourselves. our​ ​new​ ​adventure​ t​ ogether.
SEA-Tech​ i​ s​ o​ bviously​ ​a​ ​school​ ​like​ ​no​ ​other;we Q:​ W​ hat​ d​ egrees​ d​ o​ y​ ou
are​ a​ ll​ ​different​ ​and​ w​ e​ c​ ome​ ​from​ ​different​ p​ laces. have?
In​ ​today’s​ ​society​ t​ here​ a​ re​ ​many​ ​people​ ​who​ ​are A:​ I​ ​ h​ ave​ a​ ​ B​ A​ i​ n​ ​Elementary​ ​Education,​ ​an​ ​MEd​ ​in
different​ ​and​ o​ thers​ ​don't​ ​always​ l​ ike​ t​ hem.​ I​ f​ w​ e Elementary​ ​Education,​ a​ n​ M​ Ed​ ​in​ S​ chool
don't​ ​believe​ ​in​ ​everyone​ a​ nd​ t​ hey​ d​ on't​ b​ elieve​ ​in Administration,​ ​and​ ​a​ D​ octorate​ ​in​ E​ ducational
themselves​ ​then​ w​ ho​ ​will?​ ​We​ n​ eed​ ​to​ ​stand​ ​out Leadership.
from​ ​others,​ j​ ust​ l​ ike​ D​ ixie​ d​ oes​ f​ rom​ ​any​ o​ f​ h​ er Q:​ W​ here​ d​ id​ ​you​ ​go​ t​ o​ ​college?
closely​ ​related​ ​horses.​ T​ hose​ p​ eople​ w​ ho​ ​wanted A:​ ​I​ a​ cquired​ a​ ll​ f​ our​ d​ egrees​ ​from​ U​ NCW.​ ​I​ ​did
something​ b​ esides​ a​ ​ ​traditional​ h​ igh​ ​school​ a​ re​ t​ he spend​ ​a​ ​year​ ​at​ N​ C​ S​ tate​ ​and​ s​ ome​ t​ ime​ a​ t​ B​ laden
ones​ ​who​ ​believe​ ​that​ a​ nything​ c​ an​ h​ appen.​ ​They Community​ C​ ollege;​ ​however,​ ​I​ b​ leed​ ​teal.
believe​ t​ hey​ ​can​ ​create​ a​ ​ h​ igh​ s​ chool​ ​like​ n​ o​ o​ ther. Q:​ ​What​ h​ as​ b​ een​ y​ our​ ​favorite​ ​memory​ a​ t
That​ i​ s​ ​why​ S​ EA-Tech​ ​was​ c​ reated.​ ​SEA-Tech​ a​ nd SEA-Tech​ ​so​ ​far?
Dixie​ a​ re​ s​ tanding​ o​ ut​ n​ ow.​ I​ t’s​ ​those​ w​ ho​ a​ re A:​ ​Opening​ ​day​ w​ as​ ​pretty​ ​magical,​ ​and​ s​ o​ ​was
different​ ​and​ b​ elieve​ ​ ​in​ ​themselves​ ​who​ ​can​ d​ o open​ h​ ouse.
anything.​ ​Don't​ ​be​ ​afraid​ o​ f​ ​being​ d​ ifferent;​ ​be Q:​ ​Why​ ​did​ ​you​ d​ ecide​ ​to​ l​ eave​ ​Pender​ ​Early
afraid​ ​of​ b​ eing​ t​ he​ ​same​ a​ s​ ​everyone​ e​ lse. College​ ​for​ ​SEA-Tech.
A:​ I​ t​ w​ as​ ​so​ h​ ard.​ I​ ​ l​ ove​ ​those​ ​babies,​ h​ owever​ t​ he
  opportunity​ ​to​ ​open​ ​my​ ​own​ ​school​ ​was​ o​ ne​ I​
  couldn't​ ​pass​ u​ p​ a​ nd​ b​ eing​ ​on​ t​ he​ ​North​ C​ ampus
  means​ I​ ​ ​get​ ​to​ s​ ee​ ​many​ ​of​ m​ y​ ​Pender​ ​students.

Dr.​ S​ kipper​ i​ s​ a​ ​ f​ abulous​ ​principal.​ S​ o​ p​ arents,
don’t​ ​worry.​ Y​ our​ b​ abies​ ​are​ ​in​ g​ ood​ ​hands.

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Field​ ​Trips Sketchup,​ w​ hich​ ​she​ ​likes​ ​to​ c​ all​ “​ Minecraft​ o​ n
steroids”.​ S​ he​ ​gave​ a​ n​ ​inspiring​ ​speech​ a​ t​ t​ he​ e​ nd
by​ ​McKenzie​ ​Britt​ a​ nd​ H​ ayden​ G​ riffin  of​ ​the​ ​trip​ ​and​ ​left​ ​us​ w​ ith​ t​ he​ w​ ords,​ ​“Mistakes
mean​ y​ ou're​ ​learning.”
What’s​ ​up​ w​ ith​ T​ hursdays​ ​at​ ​SEA-Tech?​ ​Each
Thursday,​ ​SEA-Tech​ ​students​ h​ ave​ ​the​ o​ pportunity Finally​ ​on​ ​September​ 1​ 4th​ ​we​ w​ ent​ ​to​ t​ he​ ​Electrical
to​ ​visit​ ​different​ ​departments​ ​at​ ​CFCC.​ E​ ach Lab​ ​to​ ​see​ ​Wesley​ ​Gubitz​ ​and​ W​ illiam​ ​Thompson,
department​ ​gives​ a​ ​ p​ resentation​ o​ n​ t​ heir​ ​program the​ p​ rogram​ d​ irectors.​ W​ e​ ​also​ ​saw​ ​Fred​ ​Mills,
and​ c​ areer​ ​options.​ ​ ​Where​ h​ ave​ ​we​ ​been​ ​so​ ​far? Electrical​ ​Systems​ ​Technology​ ​Instructor.​ ​On​ ​this
field​ t​ rip​ M​ r.Thompson​ e​ xplained​ t​ o​ ​us​ ​how​ h​ is
On​ A​ ugust​ 2​ 4th​ ​we​ ​met​ D​ aniel​ H​ endrickson,​ t​ he students​ ​learn​ h​ ow​ t​ o​ ​wire​ ​a​ ​house​ ​among​ ​other
program​ d​ irector​ ​for​ ​the​ ​Mechanical​ E​ ngineering things.​ T​ hanks​ ​to​ ​Mr.​ M​ ills,​ a​ fter​ ​all​ t​ hese​ y​ ears​ ​Ms.
class​ ​at​ C​ ape​ ​Fear​ ​Community​ C​ ollege​ ​(CFCC). Tompkins​ ​has​ f​ inally​ r​ ealized​ ​how​ ​the​ b​ and​ A​ CDC
The​ i​ nstructors​ f​ or​ t​ he​ M​ echanical​ ​Engineering procured​ ​their​ ​name!!
program​ ​are​ ​Steven​ ​B​ ​Garrett​ ​and​ ​Ann​ M​ arie​ W​ all.
On​ t​ his​ f​ ield​ t​ rip​ w​ e​ l​ earned​ t​ hat​ ​one​ p​ roject​ ​the Stay​ t​ uned​ ​to​ ​see​ ​what​ ​Thursday​ f​ ield​ ​trips​ ​have​ ​in
students​ h​ ave​ t​ o​ d​ o​ ​is​ w​ eld​ a​ ​ ​motorized​ b​ icycle. store​ ​for​ ​the​ ​Sea​ D​ ragons.
According​ t​ o​ S​ age​ ​Ransom,​ ​“They​ ​were​ ​pretty
cool.”​ ​Mr.​ H​ endrickson​ ​emphasized​ ​that​ ​math​ ​is Students​ ​of​ ​the​ M​ onth:
important​ i​ n​ ​this​ ​field.​ I​ f​ ​math​ ​is​ y​ our​ t​ hing,​ ​most
mechanical​ ​engineers​ ​make​ $​ 30-40,000​ a​ ​ y​ ear. by​ ​Riley​ N​ eal 

On​ A​ ugust​ 3​ 1st​ w​ e​ ​visited​ ​the​ ​Interior​ D​ esign  
program​ ​which​ ​is​ ​led​ ​by​ ​director​ ​Tammy​ ​Harrell During​ ​August​ D​ erek​ W​ orkman​ a​ nd​ ​Keshanti​ J​ udd
Powell​ a​ nd​ ​instructed​ b​ y​ C​ atherine​ ​Elizabeth​ ​Hood, have​ d​ one​ a​ n​ ​outstanding​ j​ ob​ r​ epresenting​ w​ hat
Karen​ P​ ierce,​ a​ nd​ V​ anessa​ ​K.​ ​Bricker.​ W​ e​ ​quickly respect​ i​ s​ ​all​ a​ bout.​ ​Some​ o​ f​ ​the​ w​ ays​ ​to
learned​ t​ hat​ ​the​ a​ rt​ ​of​ ​interior​ ​design​ i​ nvolves​ m​ uch demonstrate​ r​ espect​ i​ s​ b​ y​ r​ especting​ y​ our​ e​ lders,
more​ t​ han​ ​we​ s​ ee​ ​on​ ​Fixer​ ​Upper.​ ​ ​ R​ ight​ n​ ow​ t​ he holding​ t​ he​ ​doors​ f​ or​ ​people​ a​ nd​ ​being​ ​kind​ t​ o​ ​your
interior​ ​design​ i​ ndustry​ ​is​ “​ booming”,​ ​so​ ​it​ w​ ould​ ​be classmates.​ ​How​ d​ o​ ​you​ ​win​ ​student​ ​of​ ​the​ m​ onth?
a​ ​great​ ​job​ f​ ield​ t​ o​ ​go​ ​into. You​ h​ ave​ t​ o​ b​ e​ a​ t​ ​the​ t​ op​ ​of​ ​your​ ​game.
When​ y​ ou​ ​win,​ ​you​ ​get​ a​ ​ p​ rize​ a​ t​ ​lunch,​ ​a​ c​ ertificate
As​ f​ or​ m​ y​ ​personal​ f​ avorite,​ o​ n​ S​ eptember​ ​7th​ w​ e of​ ​achievement,​ ​as​ w​ ell​ a​ s​ y​ our​ p​ icture​ ​posted​ ​in
visited​ t​ he​ ​Architectural​ ​Technology​ c​ lasses.​ ​We the​ o​ fficeateriaorium.
met​ ​the​ a​ mazing​ ​Janet​ V​ on​ K​ olnitz,​ ​the​ p​ rogram
director.​ S​ he​ s​ howed​ ​us​ ​how​ s​ he​ u​ ses​ h​ er​ ​different *officeateriaorium​ ​-​ ​when​ ​one​ r​ oom​ ​serves​ ​as
programs,​ l​ ike​ ​Revit​ a​ nd​ C​ ad.​ ​She​ ​uses​ ​AutoCad the​ o​ ffice,​ t​ he​ ​cafeteria,​ a​ nd​ t​ he​ a​ uditorium.
for​ ​her​ ​2D​ d​ rafting​ ​,which​ ​is​ ​her​ ​basic​ ​program.​ ​She
uses​ ​Revit​ ​for​ ​her​ ​3D​ d​ rafting,​ ​or​ l​ ike​ s​ he​ s​ aid Traits​ ​for​ t​ he​ y​ ear​ ​are​ ​as​ f​ ollows:
“Advanced​ C​ ad​ S​ ystem”,​ j​ ust​ ​like​ t​ he​ i​ nterior
design​ ​program​ ​uses.​ A​ nother​ o​ f​ ​her​ f​ avorites​ ​is August: Respect

September: Organization
October: Responsibility

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November: Respect
December: Creativity
January: Optimism
February: Loyalty
March: Determination
April: Tolerance
May: Confidence

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