Memorial Stadium
Lincoln, Nebraska
Academy of Engineering
Computer Science
I am excited to be enrolled in Erie High School’s Academy of Engineering with a focus in Computer Science. I am one of only two females who will graduate in 2023 with this distinguished honor.
This is the most rigorous engineering pathway and is recommended for students interested in pursuing Engineering at a 4-year University. Completion of this pathway requires specified classes in computer science, programming, math, cyber-security, robotics, and a minimum of 4+ AP classes with a GPA of 3.5 or greater. Upon successful completion, I will earn an Erie HS Engineering Honors Diploma.
G.P.A. & Classes
First Semester GPA: 4.0
Marketing & Business Classes to Date…
Sales Communication
Intro to Advertisement and PR
Business Computer Applications
Intro to Accounting
Principles of Macroeconomics
Academic Awards & Honors
Freshman Campus Leadership Association - Fall 2023: Invitation only organization of 30 UNL Freshman. Participation in volunteer activities, student government and helping pass new bills on campus.
Clifton Builders Strength Program - Fall 2023: Invitation only to this prestigious leadership and entrepreneurship program
University of Nebraska Honors Program - Fall 2023: Applied and accepted into the UNL Honors Program designed to challenge students, provide advanced curriculum and exclusive access to leadership courses.
Varsity Letter - April 2023:, received four Varsity Letters for Dance.
All-State Winner - March 2023: Selected for CHSAA All-State recipient for Varsity Dance.
All State Spirit Game - December 2022: Following an outstanding season, I was nominated by my coach and selected by CHSCA as one of the top senior spirit athletes in the state of Colorado! One senior per school is nominated. As such, I am invited to participate in the 2023 CHSCA All State Games this June!
Speaker CHSAA Fall Leadership Council - September 2022: Selected as a student speaker at the Fall Conference to give a presentation to other student-athletes helping them improve their public speaking skills.
District Advisory Council Student Member - August 2022: Selected as one of 20 students out of 33,000 to be a St. Vrain Advisory Council member. As a student representative I will help identify and resolve issues that affect the greater school district.
CHSSA Academic All-State First Team - May 2022: Award Recipient
2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023: Varsity Letter - Received for being a member of the Erie HS Varsity Dance Team
February 2022: Committee for New Principal Selection Committee. I was one of only two students involved in the interview and selection process for our new High School Principal. This was an incredible honor to sit on a committee with 12 other adults all key to high school, our community, and the school district. I was able to ask questions and provide a review of each candidate.
May 2021: Congress of Future Medical Leaders Award of Excellence - Selected as a Delegate representing Erie High School and the State of Colorado at the 2021 - 2022 Congress of Future Medical Leaders Conference. I attended the conference on June 25 - 26, 2021. As a result of being a conference attendee, I was invited to attend a Medical Internship program located in Hue, Vietnam in July 2022. I am thrilled at the chance to do medical assistance work in Vietnam, as I am half Vietnamese and have never visited prior.
April 2021: National Center for Women in Technology - Colorado Affiliate Winner for Aspirations in Computing Awards.
2021 - Present: National Honor Society - Accepted to the National Honor Society due to maintaining a 3.5+ G.P.A. and demonstrating strong leadership.
2019 - Present: Dean’s List - Achieved Dean’s List status every semester of my High School career.
February 2021 - National Center for Women & Information Technology - Received a National Honorable Mention Award for Aspirations in Computing
2020: Evening of Excellence - Received two awards, one for Computer Programming and One for Honors Biology. These awards are selected by individual teachers and granted to one student in each class.
Future Medical Leaders