Celebrating GFF Alumni Eli Tsung & Rea Yoh
Congratulations to Eli Tsung and Rea Yoh for their recent accomplishments!
GFF Alumni Maya Benyas, Charlie Du, and Eli Tsung named as National Merit Semifinalists
The Garwin Family Foundation congratulates Maya Benyas, Charlie Du, and Eli Tsung recently named as National Merit Semifinalists. They will join 16,000 semifinalists competing for Class of 2021 National Merit Scholarships.
Alexander Brown attends a pre-collegiate sculpture course at RISD.
Alexander Brown describes his creative experience with a pre-collegiate sculpture course at the Rhode Island School of Design. “We start off the week by watching an hour-long slideshow presented by our teacher, Gail Dodge. We also watch a few other small videos to get us acquainted with the materials and topic of the week. The previous topic was making a sculpture with “found objects”. We could use anything that we could get our hands on to create a piece of art,” Alexander reports.
Longmei Ge, a second time GFF recipient, attends Materials in Science and Engineering at Stanford University.
Longmei Ge reports on the Materials in Science and Engineering course at Stanford University, where she studied exoplanet and star-system research this summer. “Two recently graduated students visited one of our classes to speak to us about binary-star systems, which I thought were absolutely fascinating,” Longmei says.
Michelle Wang attends the AI4ALL summer camp program at Stanford University.
Michelle Wang has been attending the AI4ALL course at Stanford University via Zoom sessions this summer. “The first week of Stanford AI4ALL has been amazing! I have learned so much about AI, its impact and applications. I have also met many amazing students from around the world,” Michelle exclaims!