CSLA's Early Entrance Program - Summer 2005 Family Newsletter

EventS

Spring began as many Springs do in Teen-Land with the Big Dance. The second annual EEP Spring Formal was sponsored by the EEPC and orchestrated by EEPC Social Chair Pam Lee and her dance-event assistant Marissa Amy. The bash held on March 19th was indeed a swinging, groovin', hoppin' success. A special thank you to the Cain PEEPsters (Joshua and Leslie) for donating their all-purpose prom space in Eagle Rock. Smart and quite light on their feet, EEP Not-A-Prom participants acted almost high school-ish for an evening!

April 17th was the spring date of the biannual SEAA Talent Search WPCT Testing and PEEP General Meeting. We hosted well over 300 highly gifted young students from approximately 500-targeted schools on this Testing, Outreach, Recruitment and Parent Day. The day began as all WPC Test Days with the PEEP General Meeting from 10:00am to 12:00 followed by the PEEP sponsored refreshment and conversation event for the tester's parents. It was all fantastic and we thank all the PEEP volunteers especially those who brought us so much culinary deliciousness from their treat donations

Very early on April 17th and definitely pre-test time, the PEEP sponsored a Spring Cleaning Event hosted by Helene Chemel who has volunteered to help sell off all old donated items with proceeds to the annual fund for the EEP. Many folks literally emptied their garages into the SUV and delivered to the parking lot behind Fine Arts for Helene to put in cyber-sales-space. She is still interested in this project so drop her a line if you have something to donate to the PEEP helene.chemel@i-soldit.com or call 818-701-0789

April 25th was the annual University Honors Program General Election with a host of EEP candidates running for office. We are pleased to announce the winners in the Accomplishment section and rest assured you will recognize some of the names!

University Honors Convocation was held on Friday April 27th in the old Eagles Nest gymnasium on campus. This traditional University event is a celebration of the best and brightest academic stars on campus, as usual it featured a number of EEPsters. We know that the entire freshman class was honored at this very EEP-like happening and others are likely noted in the Accomplishment section.

The Provie Family Orientation was held on May 19th in the Lecture Hall of King Hall. We want to thank the PEEPsters Chris Greene, Laurie O Brian, Ron Masson and Kathy Miller et al who helped organize the many PEEPSters in attendance including those with other kids applying to the EEP like: the Gees (Steven), Lees (Samantha), Wahl's (Alexandra), Cheng's (Rex), Kong's (Tiffany), Montgomery's (Akai), Ott's-Sharif's (Myle) and the Wu's (Jeffrey, Justin). Wow! We also thank the EEP Alumni Richard Jones, Dimitri Kosturos and Matthew Gozdecki for spending the night talking about their EEP experiences. The 2005 Student Provie Administration Team of Jackie Lechtholz-Zey, Winny Shen (Provies) and Sam Hsu, Herbert Lee (Mentors) and the Mentor Team leaders Laura P., Cat T., Kevork A., Joyce H., Lei Z., Chris H., Clare K., Leslie C., Amanda J., and Justin P. were all in attendance and did a smashing job! The evening heard many questions from many new faces and was a nice opportunity to see how good the EEPsters are in-action for they always steal the show!

May 17th the quarterly Great Lost Auction took place, sponsored by EEPC Lounge Manager Chris Humphrey. This sales event proved to be as fun to watch as a barrel of monkeys, shopping monkeys that is! Many EEPsters participated in this frenzied selling off of discarded items from the EEP Lost and Found. All proceeds as always go to buy frozen pizzas for the Lounge Kitchen.

The first annual EEP Talent Show on Friday May 13th was spectacular and will be held again we promise! Featuring Alegra Lustig and Pam Lee (gymnastics), Marissa Amy (bassoon, singing, cooking), Leslie Cain (piano), Lea Richardson (piano), Andrew Post and Andrew Miller (comedic read/acting), Laura Petersen (painting/art) and Neshan Sarkisian (guitar and singing) who were wonderful, talented, brash, fantastic, skilled and just plain entertaining. The panel of judges including Ron Paula Masson, Rich Simon Maddox and EEPC Officers Herb Lee and Amanda Jancu were tortured with having to decide the winners. You'll be just as frustrated when we tell you to see the Accomplishment section for the winner's names! A special thanks to Amanda Jancu and her St Luke's Episcopal Church in Monrovia whose Pastor donated the venue. More thanks to the Lee PEEPsters (Herb, Pam and Margaret) who loaded and hauled all the evening's supplies to and fro the event including taking away three large bags of trash. Also thanks to the Lustig PEEPsters (Alegra) who stayed over-time to help clean-up. Cheers to you all!

June 8th and 9th were the release dates of the 2004-2005 EEP Yearbook by Yearbook Chairs Catherine Tung and April Eriksson with featured art director and Elder Jackson Vane. A surprise (even to us) Yearbook DVD was also available to everyone who pre-purchased a Yearbook. This Yearbook was the best ever and that's saying something as the others have also been GREAT!

On June 10th EEP Elder Katherine Chuang with the help of fellow 2005 EEP graduate Karen Kuo organized and sponsored the first ever EEP Grad Dinner and Party at BJ's restaurant in Monrovia from 5:00-10:00pm. Well over 25 EEPster grads, alumni and fellow current students joined the gang of grads for a fun night including a visit from the press! Presented at the dinner to each grad were two more creations of Katherine and Karen, the official EEP Graduation Sash and the EEP Graduate Commemorative Plaque. These motivated female grads really impressed us with their passion for celebrating the accomplishments of our graduating students. Thanks also to the PEEP and the EEPC for funding these new EEP graduation traditions!

Friday June 10th also was the date for CSLA's Masters Degree Commencement ceremony on campus featuring a couple of smart people who may be younger than all the others master recipients. You had better check the Accomplishment section for more details!

June 11th was the 58thannual CSLA Commencement exercises at the University with 14 EEPsters having the baccalaureate conferred by the faculty. Among the happy graduates were future engineers, medical doctors, scientists, media relations experts, film producers and lawyers among others. For more info turn to the Accomplishment section NOW!

June 13th the annual San Clemente Camping Trip began when the camper's exited campus in the most traditional looking school bus we have seen since this one rolled off the assembly line in 1979! 35 very happy field-trippers and their Counselors all packed a mountain of food, camp gear and surf boards on the yellow behemoth en route to 3 days of fun in the sun and sand! We are hopeful for a Jaws-less adventure in the pacific!

AnnouncementS

EEPC Elections were finalized after a wild campaign period. We are happy to announce the EEPC Board for 2005-2006 as Andrew Post President, Samantha Hsu Vice President, Pamela Lee Secretary and Josh Cain Treasurer! These young scholars are each very deserving student leaders and we look forward to a very positive year. The Board will determine Chair positions by the Fall quarter, announcements in the next Newsletter. We will be able to say a thank you to all 2004-2005 EEPC Officers and a welcome to the 2005-2006 team at the yearly Transition Luncheon on August 18th

EEP Yearbook 2004-2005 was a HUGE success and looks fabulous! We also had the extra secret surprise of a Yearbook DVD produced entirely by the EEPC Yearbook Chairs April Eriksson and Catherine Tung with outstanding help from Jackson Vane. These creative geniuses kept this video project totally secret from everyone including us! The Chairs have announced that they may be able to order more copies of the Yearbook but you have to act fast. Send a note to them at http://www.eepclub.org ASAP. Yearbooks are only $35.00 and DVDs are only $15, get them BOTH for only $40!

We are fortunate to have several different EEP related web sites so we have decided to note each site and their respective uses. The official EEP Program site http://www.calstatela.edu/academic/eep is temporarily down so we can load updated program info but we hope to have it back up soon. This is a rather bland info site that uses the official University format and is the preferred site for prospective students, parents and educators. We will try to update the data yearly.

The EEPC site is www.eepclub.org and is very student focused. This site has the full text/edition of the Quarterly Newsletter with added photos and many other features and sections not available in the mail-home version of the Newsletter. All EEPC affairs are posted here with all Officer contact e-mail links too. This site is created from an EEPster perspective but also good for oldies.

Speaking of Oldies (aka PEEPsters!) we have the PEEP site at http://www.earlyentrancefoundation.org that is parent focused but also good for smart teens like ours! The PEEP site has some of the Newsletter info and also is the place to access all the news articles about parenting, giftedness and other cool stuff collected by the Program. This site is also used by the Foundation for fundraising events and for contact opportunities for parents to get involved in all things EEP

2005 EEP Class Ring from Jostens RingsÓ have been delivered and may still available to purchase now. These unique EEP 10 carat white or yellow gold class rings will be offered to any 4th or 5th year EEPster and are priced very reasonably at around $425.00. Jostens EEP representative, Eleanor Boudreau at eleanorboudreau@jostens.com is ready for your order now! We have a ring brochure in the offices but please contact Eleanor soon to arrange your order first

PEEP fundraising success in 2004-05! Thank you PEEP for the outstanding contributions to our Lounge and student life! Remember, all Donations to the EEF are tax-deductible. Send donations throughout the year to:

The PEEPster's Scrip Program for EEP fundraising is in need of new members. As soon as you sign-up for the program the EEP will automatically receive a small monthly donation from select stores like Ralph's, Vons, Albertson's, etc. After registering there is nothing more to do but shop with no increased cost to you. Heck, the PEEP will even sign up for you! All PEEPsters and EEP Elders should contact Donna Hay at 818-905-6249 dhay16301@sbcglobal.net and or Shelley Kadison at 310-246-9060 or kadisons@aol.com to get the details, it takes about 10 minutes

Students should check their Individual Meeting Schedules carefully and in cases where students must make a change or if PEEPsters would like to schedule a parent meeting with Lisa (EEP Student Counselor) please e-mail her directly: lisie@jps.net or send a note to Erica eepstaff@cslanet.calstatela.edu

Summer Meeting Schedules are sometimes difficult. We may have scheduled new Elders and these 4th year EEPsters do not need to attend mandatory meetings any longer but are always welcome. Students with 0 units are noted as having INCOMPLETE schedules but they may be taking summer off so they do not need to schedule themselves. Also, weeks #8-10 are left open intentionally for all new Advanced Provies to meet with EEP staff. There are no Provies scheduled for either type of meeting but they are allowed to meet with Lisa when available and they may attend normal Group Meetings. In the summer, EEPsters may take classes only two (2) days per week, may come to campus fewer than four (4) days per week and are encouraged to take very few units.

We encourage all EEP students interested in law school admission after the EEP to join the Pre-Law Society. Meeting times may be obtained by contacting EEP recommended faculty advisor Dr. Scott Bowman at: sbowman@calstatela.edu

Student NewS

Alumni Contacts this quarter:

• Robert Rivoli from med school in Illinois to check in and offer advice to all
• Bryce Ready from doctoral studies at BYU and research on 3D mapping
• Shaun Sharma PhD (Cal Tech) with graduation plans
• Paul Gowder JD (Harvard) to seek counsel on a psych research question for an article in a law journal
• Jia Cho JD (Yale) to have lunch and offer advice to all

We blocked out the e-mail addresses in some versions of this Newsletter so please have your EEPsters check out the Student Info Binder in the Lounge for EEP ALUM contacts.

Remember, many of these EEP Alumni and others have provided the EEPsters with their e-mail addresses for consultation and advisement (in the Student Information Binder) with new additions available at Group Meetings quarterly

EEPster Accomplishments as of Spring 2005

We are pleased to announce the 2005 CSULA EEP graduates:

• Katherine Chuang (Arcadia), 19, computer science major. Katherine will attend the master's program in library science at UCLA.
• Siraj Gibani (Rancho Cucamonga), 19, a biology major will be working for the Red Cross and preparing for the MCAT and next year's application to med schools
• Andrew Greene (Tarzana), 19, broadcasting major. Will be seeking a job in the film industry.
• Mindi Hillman (Los Angeles), 22, liberal studies major. Mindi began her studies at CSULA through the PACE program in 1997; she then started in the EEP program in 1998. She is planning to attend CSUN to earn a credential as a sign language interpreter. Mindi will be seeking an ASL (American Sign Language) or deaf-related job while she is earning her teaching certification. After that, intends to interpret privately, with the ultimate goal of working in that capacity in the court system.
• Jesse Hsieh (Arcadia), 19, psychology major. Jesse started as an "EEPster" in 2000. He will be attending UCLA School of Law in the fall, and was accepted to George Washington Law School, Martin Luther King Law School (UC Davis) and is waitlisted at University of Pennsylvania, Columbia, Duke, and Cornell.
• Jordan Kubicki (Downey), 19, a psychology major will be continuing his studies as a master's student in Psychology at CSLA in the fall
• Karen Kuo (San Marino), 19, business administration major, option marketing management (minor in economics). Karen has been accepted to NYU and Purdue and is awaiting word on Cornell for the master of science in direct and interactive marketing programs.
• Geoff Lancaster (Shadow Hills), 23, history major, who will also be receiving a teaching credential will finally join our ranks of the alumni but we hope he will continue to teach the study hall class every fall quarter.
• Jeffrey Lin (2004) has been accepted to law schools at the University of Wisconsin and the University of Iowa
• Nina Lu (Arcadia), 20, biology major. Nina has been accepted to medical school at UC Davis and three other schools including Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Albany College of Medicine.
• David Nguyen (Downey) 19, biology - David began attending CSULA in 2000. An honors student, he is one of only 60 in the nation awarded the 2005 national Phi Kappa Phi fellowship. David will attend the University of Iowa's top 20 ranked Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine. He was accepted at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University in New York and is wait-listed at David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA.
• Brandon Pancost (Glendale), 19, computer science major. Brandon, who will be attending USC master's program in computer science, was also accepted to the master's program at UCLA.
• Dominique Roberts (Westchester), 18, political science major. Dominique plans to attend Pepperdine University School of Law in the fall.
• Jonathan Roberts (Westchester), 19, electrical engineering major. Jonathan will be seeking employment in the engineering field after graduation. He eventually plans to return for a graduate degree in engineering after working in the field. He is graduating with his sister, Dominique (see above).
• Frank Sy (Arcadia), 18, biochemistry major. Frank will be attending Boston University's Goldman School of Dental Medicine in the fall. Frank was accepted to the University of Pennsylvania, Tufts and Temple.
• Jackson Vane (Whittier), 21, biology major. Jackson will be attending Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science, Chicago [formerly Finch University of Health Sciences/The Chicago Medical School].

• Receiving a Master's Degree in environmental hydrogeology is EEPster James Walker (Irvine), 24. James earned a degree in geology in 2001, worked as a consultant for a year, then returned to the CSULA master's program. He is currently working for GeoTrans in Irvine as an environmental consultant and teaching part-time for the Cal State L.A. Dept. of Geology. He hopes eventually to earn a second master's in Civil Engineering, or possibly an MBA. o Jon Rheuben (Los Angeles 90026), 23, is receiving his master's in biology and hopes to soon earn a teaching credential. o Joe Viola (Altadena), 23, is receiving a master's in mathematics and will attend UCLA's mathematics Ph.D. program in the fall

• President Catherine Tung, Vice President Internal Swapneel Patel, Vice President External Chris Lee, Treasurer Jennifer Chemel, Recording Secretary Claire Weinan and Social Secretary Winny Shin. All EEP All the Time! Congratulations!
• Alezandra Brady won 2nd place at the 1st Annual EEP Talent Show with a prize of $50.00
• Leslie Cain won first place at the 1st Annual EEP Talent Show with a prize of $100.00
• Chris Humphrey has been honored as a Phi Kappa Phi inductee, named to the National Deans List and to the Who's Who Among American College Students list and was noted on the 2004-2005 CSLA Dean's List.
• Alegra Lustig has been accepted to the Lynn University Study Abroad Program and will attend a semester studying at the American College at Dublin Ireland in the Arts and Humanities
• Rich Maddox was nominated for the CSLA Outstanding Staff Award 2005 by the and was again named to the Who's Who Among America's Teachers list.
• Michelle Morales and Geoffrey Yang were selected for an undergraduate research internship at Cornell University School of Medicine
• Helen Neiman has been selected to an internship in Senator Barbara Boxer's Los Angeles offices
• Myle Ott (2006) was granted early acceptance to the doctoral program in computer sciences at UCLA. Myle also was a Phi Kappa Phi inductee as well as being named to the National Dean's List and won a CSLA Alumni Association Certificate of Honor.
• David Nguyen who will attend University of Iowa Medical School and was named the Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellow of the Year with a $5000.00 dollar scholarship.
• Vanessa Sheldon earned her Doctorate in Music from the University of Arizona and was featured in multiple media sources as one of the youngest student in America to earn a doctorate (19 years young!)
• Natasha Spottiswoode and Ron Masson have been selected to join a CSLA environmental science research team heading to Alaska for data collection.
• Jackson Vane was named the Joyce Bourke EEP Graduate of the Year with a $150.00 dollar award and will attend the Roseland Franklin School of Applied Medicine and Physiology in Chicago
• Laura Petersen won 3rd prize at the 1st Annual EEP Talent Show with a prize of $25.00
• Andre Petrikovets was named CSLA's Outstanding Senior Student Award and will be honored at the awards ceremony on campus on October 10th 2005
• Charissa S. was awarded the Michael Roffe Scholarship for $500.00 as the outstanding Psychology student of 2004-2005

ReminderS

Group Meetings for Summer: Week #3 July 5th - 6th and Week #8 August 9th and 10th

The PEEPsters Write to earlyentrance@sbcglobal.net and visit: http://www.earlyentrancefoundation.org
PEEP Newsletter at: http://www.earlyentrancefoundation.org/newsletter.html.
EEP Class Rings through Jostens still available eleanorboudreau@jostens.com br> EEPC License Plate Frames, Tees and Sweatshirts for sale.http://www.eepclub.org
EEP Yearbook 2004-2005 special sales: to April E and Cat T. http://www.eepclub.org
E-bay retailer PEEPster will help you donate items to be sold via E-Bay with proceeds to the EEP. Contact helene.chemel@i-soldit.com
The EEP documentary questions to Sheldon Schwartz to sschwartz@schtm.com.
Contact Erika eepstaff@cslanet.calstatela.edu for office appointments ASAP.

Remember to use Lounge Resources

• Student Information Binder (campus policies, alum contact e-mails, etc.)
• Course Evaluation Binders (faculty ratings and course evaluations written by EEPsters)
• Group Meeting Binder (new opportunities, event info, sign-ups, policy changes, EEPC?events, etc.)
• Hanging Wall File & Stand Alone File (campus forms and information on clubs, scholarships, campus phone directory, Honors classes, etc.)
• Cubby Shelf Unit (interesting magazines, old schedules, class materials, weird EEP stuff, spare umbrellas, etc.)

Students must have their basic subject Math and English coursework >/b>finished in their first 45 units, must take the WPE prior to earning 135 units and should have the EEP staff direct them to a major advisor when ready.

U.S News and World Best Graduate Schools is available now at http://www.usnews.com/usnews/usinfo/popunder1.htm user name is rmaddox@calstatela.edu and the password is RMStern8.

A Message to the Parents of the EEP from Richard S. Maddox
Formerly The Maddox Message and Director Message

Just a brief reminder that the full, student-enhanced version of the EEP Quarterly Newsletter is available on-line at: http://www.eepclub.org to: Summer05 Newsletter If you want a printed version of the entire text Newsletter mailed home, write or call the EEP office at 323-343-2287 or eepstaff@cslanet.calstatela.edu

See it all including Student Accomplishments (Who won the PKP $5000 scholarship?), Announcements (How many EEP web sites are there?) and Events (EEPsters sing and dance for prizes?) plus MORE in the On-Line Newsletter

NEWS & NOTICES

I am still in catch-up mode heading into the busy summer Provie term but I always find time to meet with Parents to discuss EEPsters. To help me get more of this critical student-parent time Erika, Amanda and I can always use help in the office. This help is now especially needed since Cynthia is off this summer to get married. We can never replace the work Cindy E. did for us but while Cindy is recuperating we can always use more PEEPster volunteers. Helene C. has been wonderful coming in to the office this Spring quarter but she could use a partner! If you and your EEPster are willing, we can use PEEP Mom's in the office anytime Mon-Friday school hours or beyond. Just e-mail me rmaddox@calstatela.edu or call the office 323-343-2287.

I also want to encourage all PEEPsters to get involved in EEPC events and activities beyond the usual fundraising. I know that the EEPC Judicial Board needs a parent volunteer to advise and hear cases and it would be great if we also had a lawyer-PEEP spend some time with the JD committee. Perhaps a business-PEEP could spend time with the President and VP in helping them learn effective ways of managing an organization. I know the EEPC Social Chair always needs help with driving to events and event planning so PEEPsters may serve in this manner too. If you are interested please let us know and we will put you to some meaningful-kid-related work J

CHEERS & JEERS

• Cheers to Katherine Chuang and to Karen Kuo for their tireless and selfless work in organizing the EEP Grad Dinner and Party and for creating the new EEP gifts, the Commencement Sash and the beautiful Commemorative Grad Plaque. They really did everything themselves, from designing the two gifts to ensuring a successful party. They asked us for nothing and gave of themselves everything to make this years graduation a real special treat. Kudos to Chuang and Kuo!
• Cheers to April Eriksson, Catherine Tung and Jackson Vane for their just wildly unbelievably hard work in putting together the Yearbook and the surprise additional gift of the Yearbook DVD. We may take a few pictures every quarter but these students really put in the long hours with their team of volunteers that included Claire Weinan and Stephanie Sung. Every year the Yearbook is a pleasure to have produced and this year was no different. Outstanding work from outstanding young people!
• Cheers to the PEEP for the continual efforts to help, fund and support their EEP. Such help was especially noticeable after another successful fundraiser for the 2004-2005 school year. We couldn't make the EEP the success it has become without our parents.
• Jeers to the students who passed out their OMNI lock codes, who used the Lounge at inappropriate hours and who continuously tried to break the lock-code by repeatedly punching in random numbers. Because of these actions the OMNI codes have been disabled for all but staff members and several EEPC leaders. While we try our best to make life easy on the EEPsters and to allow them freedom and privilege, sometimes they prove they cannot handle nor deserve such benefits. We do need to remind the students, all too often, that they are teenager minors not autonomous adults and as such it is our job as adults to protect them and keep them safe whether they think they need it or not. All students must follow the rules regarding Lounge use and all students should be home under the supervision of their parents in the evening, on weekends and holidays.
• Jeers to the students who were skipping classes this quarter especially those who chose to be truant on the roof of a campus building. As if I have to remind you, students are not allowed on the roof of any campus building at any time and, of course, it is a student's job to attend all classes. We do not accept excuses for truancy and I know all PEEPsters support this notion. It is also not acceptable to repeatedly blame traffic for class lateness and class tardiness. If you are always late due to heavy traffic then you have to leave earlier, simple.

Should any parent want to discuss their child's performance or if there are any questions or concerns please call the office to schedule a meeting. You may also feel free to call or e-mail me. Have a great quarter!
- RSM

StudenT ContributionS & The EEPC Presidential Message

President's Message

There are no Presidential messages as of this posting June 15th Wednesday 6:15pm.
- RSM

Newsletter contributions welcome for Fall 2005 - All rebuttals will be processed

Individual Meeting Schedule - Summer 2005

Meetings are held quarterly Mondays & Wednesdays, 8:30am -12:30pm. Check your meeting time and make any changes ASAP. You may see Lisa anytime she is available. Please make/attend your scheduled meeting on time

Week2	Mon 6/27	Wed 6/29		Week 3	Mon 7/4	Wed 7/6		Week 4	Mon 7/11	Wed 7/13
8:30	_________	_________		8:30	_________	_________		8:30	Alejandra W	_________
9	_________	_________		9	_________	Rene M		9	Swapneel P	Bazyl N
9:30	_________	_________		9:30	_________	Danielle K		9:30	Jaimisyn K	Albert H
10	_________	_________		10	_________	Akai M		10	_________	_________
10:30	_________	_________		10:30	_________	Pam L		10:30	Andrea K	_________
11	_________	_________		11	_________	_________		11	_________	_________
11:30	_________	_________		11:30	_________	Chris L		11:30	Sonia L	Jennifer C
12	_________	_________		12	_________	_________		12	_________	Adekunbi W
Week5	Mon 7/18	Wed 7/20		Week 6	Mon 7/25	Wed 7/27		Week 7	Mon 8/1	Wed 8/3
8:30	Winny S	_________		8:30	_________	_________		8:30	Edwin P	_________
9	_________	_________		9	Chris L	Joyce H		9	Catherine T	_________
9:30	Margaret L	Andrew P		9:30	_________	Sarah S		9:30	Kimberly C	_________
10	_________	Andrew J		10	Christine D	Samantha H		10	Matthew K	_________
10:30	Kevork A	Danielle B		10:30	_________	_________		10:30	Geoffrey Y	_________
11	_________	_________		11	Theresa C	Tiffany K		11	_________	_________
11:30	Chris L	Stephanie S		11:30	Stephanie T	_________		11:30	Julian B	_________
12	Ronald M	Joanne L		12	Jackie LZ	Chad P		12	Lea R	_________
Week8	Mon 8/8	Wed 8/10		Week 9	Mon 8/15	Wed 8/17		Week 10	Mon 8/22	Wed 8/24
8:30	_________	_________		8:30	_________	_________		8:30	_________	_________
9	_________	_________		9	_________	_________		9	_________	_________
9:30	_________	_________		9:30	_________	_________		9:30	_________	_________
10	Reserved for	FRESHMEN		10	Reserved for	FRESHMEN		10	Reserved for	FRESHMEN
10:30	_________	_________		10:30	_________	_________		10:30	_________	_________
11	_________	_________		11	_________	_________		11	_________	_________
11:30	_________	_________		11:30	_________	_________		11:30	_________	_________
12	_________	_________		12	_________	_________		12	_________	_________

ATTENTION: The following students have incomplete schedules. Marissa A., Lubabah BG., Alezandra B., Leslie C., Michael C., Elizabeth C., Jennifer Chau, Alex Connelly, Sarah C., Kjell E., Steven G., Joanna G., Amanda J., Paisley K., Shari K., Michael K., Owynn L., Moshe L., Andrew LZ., Sam Lee, Alegra L., Sam Mac., Deneb M., Allison M., Amanda Mac., Andrew M., Michelle M., Ani M., David N., Helen N., Cory O.B, Spencer P., Laura P., Sharon R., Travis R., Gabe S., Marc S., Charissa S., Natasha S., Alex S., Michael T., Claire W. SCHEDULE YOURSELVES ASAP

We may have scheduled new Elders, these 4th year EEPsters do not need to attend mandatory meetings but are welcome. Students with 0 units are noted as having INCOMPLETE schedules may have summer off so do not need to schedule themselves. Weeks #8-10 are left open for all new Advanced Provies. In summer EEPsters may take classes only two (2) days per week, may come to campus fewer than four (4) days per week and are encouraged to take few units.

Group Meeting Schedule-Summer 2005

Meetings are held on Tuesdays and Wednesdays during Week #3 and Week #8 You need attend only one (1) meeting per meeting week

The following students have INCOMPLETE SCHEDULES Marissa A., Lubabah BG., Alezandra B., Leslie C., Michael C., Elizabeth C., Jennifer Chau, Alex Connelly, Sarah C., Kjell E., Steven G., Joanna G., Amanda J., Paisley K., Shari K., Michael K., Owynn L., Moshe L., Andrew LZ., Sam Lee, Alegra L., Sam Mac., Deneb M., Allison M., Amanda Mac., Andrew M., Michelle M., Ani M., David N., Helen N., Cory O.B, Spencer P., Laura P., Sharon R., Travis R., Gabe S., Marc S., Charissa S., Natasha S., Alex S., Michael T., Claire W.

SUMMER SCHEDULING NOTES We may have scheduled new Elders, these 4th year EEPsters do not need to attend mandatory meetings but are welcome. Students with 0 units are noted as having INCOMPLETE schedules may have summer off so do not need to schedule themselves. Weeks #8-10 are left open for all new Advanced Provies. In summer EEPsters may take classes only two (2) days per week, may come to campus fewer than four (4) days per week and are encouraged to take few units.

Please schedule yourselves for a Group Meeting time slot if attending summer.

EEPsters who will be matriculated to ELDER status as of Fall 2005 need no longer attend mandatory EEP meetings effective immediately but your presence is welcome and enjoyed.