Carl Crum

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Senior Honors Independent Studies 2021-2022!

Fall 2021 https://youtu.be/wEHbTt3p0Jo Leveling the Pool: Diversity in Aquatics - Ella Woodhead https://youtu.be/aU3bYzBf43w Universal Basic Income: A Deep Dive In a Policy-Driven Solution for Social Inequities - Shahnawaz Syed https://youtu.be/U9eiIJirdGQ Vaccine Accessibility From a Catholic Social Teaching Perspective: With a Focus On Underserved Communities of Color and Medically High-Risk Groups - Mira Ravi and Bella Summe https://youtu.be/FMwXwAWesVI The Art of Storytelling: Using Storytelling As a Medium to Drive Social Reform - Beck O'Kelly https://youtu.be/HUQnXO6MxPc Self Discovery Through the Lens of Fine Arts - Audrey Morrissey https://youtu.be/4VE8h9R5fa8 We The People? Populism and Its Causes from President Jackson to Trump - Gabby…

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2022

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Goldman Environmental Activists Artwork

Arts

Who should we admire? What should we admire people for? In the 21st century, when faced with rampant deforestation, mass extinction, contaminated water, and climate change, we must look to those who have dedicated their lives to preserving and restoring natural spaces for guidance and hope. Honoring activists, scientists, and protestors, Ms. O'Leary's Studio Art classes researched and painted 26 individuals who toiled for years in order to make the world a better, safer place. If you are inspired by their artwork, then consider going out into the world and helping the environment, such as picking up trash or planting…

May

29

2022

TEDx Climate Crisis Lino Block Prints

Arts

Reflecting Goal III of Sacred Heart Schools, Ms. O'Leary's Studio Art Class employed the medium of lino block prints to illustrate the plight of people, animals, and environments at the hands of human-caused climate change. Each block print is a bold, contrasty statement that hopefully inspires us to take action on behalf of our families, our communities, and the entire world.

May

29

2022

Drama Highlights From the Year!

Arts

https://vimeo.com/714200854 What a fabulous year for SHP's drama crew! From Eurydice and Legally Blonde to the Holiday Treat and Play-in-a-Day, our talented dancers, musicians, actors, and actresses reinvigorated Sacred Heart's arts through their beautiful and humorous performances. However, none of these achievements would have been possible without the dedication and guidance of the seniors, who not only strove for perfection in their own craft but also supported and elevated their peers. We hope the drama team, and especially the seniors, enjoy their well-deserved summer!

May

18

2022

SHP Luau for AAPI Heritage Month!

Community Life

https://vimeo.com/711467282 On May 13, 2022, the Pacific Islander Affinity Group hosted the first ever SHP Luau in honor of AAPI Heritage Month! Enjoy some of the highlights, from colorful dancing to the opinions of your fellow students. Also, don't forget the roast pig!

May

17

2022

Poetry Club – Misconception

Clubs

love is misunderstood. she is plastered with chocolate kisses and driven with no bound. her heart searches for a promise beyond what life has offered her. who told her that love was strictly betrothed to the birds and the bees? that it did not exist in the self and in friendship? love is a butterfly. love notices the flaws within herself, extends her wings and soothes them. she welcomes the pleasure and pain. love is co-passion, love is forgiving, love is imperfect, and love never wants to see us suffer. love sits in us all, waiting for us to ACT…

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2022

Astronomy Club Guest Speaker – Dr. Lynn Rothschild of NASA Ames – 5/10/2022

Clubs

https://vimeo.com/708773918 Dr. Rothschild is a senior research scientist at NASA Ames Research Center, Research and Technology Lead for NASA Headquarters Space Technology Mission Directorate, and Adjunct Professor at Brown University and UC Santa Cruz. Her research interests revolve around astrobiology and the origin of life on Earth. In her presentation, she expounds upon extremophiles, habitability of moons and exoplanets, and the search for extraterrestrial life.

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2022

Astronomy Club Guest Speaker – Mr. Bill Diamond of the SETI Institute – 3/29/2022

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https://vimeo.com/708772473 Mr. Diamond is the President and CEO of the SETI Institute, a non-profit astrophysics and astrobiology research and education organization which focuses on the origin and nature of life in the universe and the evolution of intelligence. Prior to joining SETI, Mr. Diamond held various executive management positions in applied technologies, most recently at the optical networking company Oclaro, Inc. During this presentation, Mr. Diamond discusses SETI's current search for extraterrestrial life and why it matters.

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2022

Astronomy Club Guest Speaker – Dr. Hirohisa Tanaka of SLAC – 3/15/2022

Clubs

https://vimeo.com/708773487 Dr. Tanaka is a professor of particle physics and astrophysics at the Stanford Linear Accelerator (SLAC) National Accelerator Laboratory. His research primarily focuses on neutrinos and antineutrinos, which has recently led him to collaborate on the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) between the Sanford Underground Research Laboratory in Lead, South Dakota, and the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Illinois. In his lecture, he talks about the properties of neutrinos and his work at DUNE.

May

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2022

Astronomy Club Guest Speaker – Dr. Brad Cenko of NASA Goddard – 3/1/2022

Clubs

https://vimeo.com/708773230 Dr. Cenko is an astrophysicist at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and an adjunct professor at the University of Maryland and Georgetown University. His research interests include gamma-ray bursts, black hole tidal disruption events, and multi-messenger astronomy. In this presentation, he discusses his research in black holes, neutron star collisions, gravitational waves, and gamma-ray bursts.