On 9 May, in a ceremony at Nassau Community College, Vedant Singh (Class of 2019) was recognized by the Long Island subsection of the American Chemical Society for outstanding scholastic achievement in High School Chemistry. An outstanding chemistry student, Vedant has demonstrated both wonderful talent and interest in chemistry.
Vedat was accompanied to the awards ceremony by his teacher, Mr. Timothy Schwalm.
Congratulations to Vedant!
[Thanks to Mr. Schwalm for the photos!]
This past March, Wheatley Junior, John Li, participated in the Local National Chemistry Olympiad exam at Adelphi University. Over 16,000 students nationwide participate in the local exam. John scored high enough on the local exam to qualify to participate in the National exam. The national exam is a three part, four hour, forty-five minute exam. John took this exam in April at Adelphi. The top twenty students in the nation who score the highest on this exam are selected to be on the United States Chemistry Olympiad team to compete internationally.
Although John did not quite crack the top 20 in the nation, he did score in the top 50 in the nation. This is a truly a great accomplishment. Congratulations to John!
Thanks to Dr. Casamento for the write-up and Mrs. Checkla for the photo!
On 9 May, in a ceremony at Nassau Community College, Sana Haroon (Class of 2018) was recognized by the Long Island subsection of the American Chemical Society for outstanding scholastic achievement in High School Chemistry. An outstanding chemistry student, Sana has demonstrated both wonderful talent and interest in chemistry.
Sana was accompanied to the awards ceremony by her teacher, Mr. Timothy Schwalm.
Congratulations to Sana!
[Thanks to Mr. Schwalm for the photos!]
On 4 May, in a ceremony at Nassau Community College, Sumughan Pitchayan (Class of 2017) was recognized by the Long Island subsection of the American Chemical Society for outstanding scholastic achievement in High School Chemistry. An outstanding chemistry student, Sumu has demonstrated both wonderful talent and interest in chemistry.
Sumu was accompanied to the awards ceremony by his teacher, Mr. Timothy Schwalm.
Congratulations to Sumu!
[Thanks to Mr. Schwalm for the photos!]
Last week, in a ceremony at Nassau Community College, Adena Bernot (Class of 2016) was recognized by the Long Island subsection of the American Chemical Society for outstanding scholastic achievement in High School Chemistry. An outstanding chemistry student, Adena has demonstrated both exceptional talent and interest in chemistry. She was accompanied to the awards ceremony by her teacher, Ms. Laura Gurick.
Congratulations to Adena!
Last week, in a ceremony at Nassau Community College, Adena Bernot (Class of 2016) was recognized by the Long Island subsection of the American Chemical Society for outstanding scholastic achievement in High School Chemistry. An outstanding chemistry student, Adeena has demonstrated both exceptional talent and interest in chemistry. She was accompanied to the awards ceremony by her teacher, Ms. Laura Gurick.
Congratulations to Adena!
