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Before I entered "the real world", I went to school. Here's where I've been...
Phillips School My early childhood was spent entirely at Phillips School in Painesville, Ohio, now called Phillips Osborne School (clearly, they didn't have a web page when I was there). I attended Phillips from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade, with a brief stint at Melridge Elementary School for half of first grade. Alpine Elementary School For almost exactly one year, my family lived in Sparta, New Jersey, and I attended Alpine Elementary School for sixth grade. Memorial Junior High School After sixth grade, my family moved back to Ohio (if you find yourself humming a familiar Pretenders tune, you're not alone!), and I attended Memorial Junior High for seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. I did all kinds of fun stuff there: I was an Office Aide and a Clinic Aide, and the president of Teleport 2000, which provided me with my first exposure to the internet, way back in the dark ages of 1990. While I didn't play any competitive sports, I was in the Ski Club, and I was a manager for the Freshman Boys Basketball team. I also participated in a variety of community service activities. Mentor High School By natural extension, I proceeded to Mentor High School, from which I graduated in June 1995. While there, I was a reporter and a section editor for The Inkwell, a member of the Academic Decathlon team (we won first place in Ohio!), and an active participant in community service activities through Future Leaders of America and Community Service Club. Case Western Reserve University I enrolled at Case Western Reserve University in August 1995, and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering and a minor in Artificial Intelligence in May 1999. Outside of classes, I was involved in many extracurricular activities. I'm an alumnus of the Theta Upsilon chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, the national co-ed service fraternity. I was also involved with the Society of Women Engineers, CWRU Student Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery, the Ohio Alpha Chapter of Tau Beta Pi, the Lux chapter of Mortar Board, and the Ohio Youth Action Council, among other activities. Oh, and if you're looking for my physics humor page, you can find it here. For now, I'm done. We'll see what the future holds... |