School Daze

I finally finished 19th grade, and escaped with an S.M. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from M.I.T. Isn't it interesting that M.I.T. uses the Latin abbreviation for the Master of Science degree? Coincidence? I think not! Anyway, my rundown:

Degrees:

S.M., Civil and Environmental Engineering, MIT: My old Old School.
B.S., Individual Program of Studies in Geology, Harvey Mudd College: My older Old School.

Alumni Associations:

Harvey Mudd College Alumni Association: I've found myself being one of SysAdmins for the HMC Alumni Association's computer.
M.I.T. Alumni Association: Membership has its privileges.

Other schools with whom I've been associated

Pomona College Geology: Mudd doesn't have a geology program, hence the I.P.S. Pomona doesn't have a B.S. program, hence Mudd. Pomona has geology, hence geology.
Pitzer College: I'm their Webmistress Emerita. What was that about power-crazed sysadmins being born that way? Never took a class there, but working there made up for that.
Claremont McKenna College: I took a couple classes there, so it counts!
Fullerton College: (Find the URL, Jennie!) I took Calculus at FC during my senior year in High School, and Physical Geology the next summer.
Mount San Antonio College (Mt. SAC): My first college class was an introductory physics course the summer after my junior year in high school.
La Habra High School: My High School
Imperial Middle School: Most cities call them Junior Highs....
Walnut Elementary School: Go Trojans!
El Cerrito Elementary School: It still has the coolest jungle gyms I've played on.

Last modified on Sun Aug 16 23:39:51 EDT 1998 by Jennie Hango