11 ILC at Brown: First Get-Together ⎯ Adrianne's POV

Friday, April 1, 2011

First Get-Together ⎯ Adrianne's POV

I thought that the get together was the best thing that could happen to we "Brownies" pre-going to Brown over the summer! It was nice not only to meet the De Anza High School branch of Women & Leadership, but it was also really great to meet the Biotechnology & Microeconomics class! I am happy that we will be spending a little time with them over summer, seeing as though their time at Brown ends a little while after Session 2 for Brown Ivy League Connection begins.

Everyone new that I met was very sweet and funny, and I was really happy to meet them. I had a great time and I hope that we will have more get-togethers in the future.

-Adrianne Ramsey, Women & Leadership

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Don GosneyApril 7, 2011 at 8:13 PM
Good to hear from you, Adrianne.

One of the benefits of the ILC is that you get to meet and become friends that you might otherwise never have come in contact with. You're seeing this first hand already and this is just the beginning.
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Ivy League Connection ⎯ Brown 2011

BIOTECHNOLOGY

During the three week Techniques in DNA-Based Biotechnology course (June 20^th thru July 8^th) our ILC cohorts will perform extensive laboratory work with DNA and even create a tissue typing of their own DNA. Students will develop a variety of skills used in modern research and medical development, and learn by discovering.

INTRO TO MACROECONOMICS

How a Nation’s Economy works: An Introduction to Macroeconomics is a three-week course in which students will be studying the basics of the American economy and the causes of its fluctuations. Meeting from June 20^th thru July 8^th, the ILCers will become economic experts, graced with the secrets of inflation, unemployment, interest rates and consumption.

WOMEN AND LEADERSHIP

The Women and Leadership program is a two-week course (July 11^th thru 22^nd) where students will investigate challenges faced by women in modern society. Students analyze the way gender affects the progress women make and will be submitting an Action Plan involving issues they are passionate about.