Red Bank Regional recently celebrated Engineers Week with an event designed to encourage everyone to think like an engineer. According to Ms. Ashley Studd explained that Seniors from the Academy of Engineering and Academy of Information Technology ran a variety of simulations and demonstrations aimed at engaging and applying students' critical thinking skills. Teachers from all departments were invited to bring their classes down to explore the various activities that encouraged students to apply math and science to the tasks before them. "Bridge Time!", for example, challenged participants to construct a bridge from popsicle sticks and tape capable of supporting 500 grams. Miles Cunningham, AoE senior, added, "Most people go straight across, but you have to think outside the box. It's more about supporting the weight than it is the aesthetic."
Little silver: The Red bank regional commercial photo majors will be holding their annual senior show as an online exhibit through Instagram and Facebook. The (RBR) photo level 4 seniors have been working on their body of work since September of 2019. The show is typically held at a local venue with a reception each year but in light of the national lockdown they have decided to go online and provide a virtual tour of the wonderful creative expressions that they have explored over the past several years The show represents the culmination of 10 artists who have been studying photography together for the past 4 years as part of the visual and performing arts Academy under the direction of Dawn Lisko. The show will feature 100 pieces from 10 students who live throughout the county; ranging from Red Bank to Belmar. Come experience a variety of work from adobe Photoshop techniques to 35 mm darkroom film projects to a combination of mixed media art work. The public is invited to view the show and provide comments and questions and can even inquire about purchasing the work. Please help support the RBR photo majors from the class of 2020.
LINKS: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/red.bank.792740 and Instagram: @rbrhs_photography
Christina Emrich, RBR’s Athletic Trainer/Assistant Athletic Director, has been inducted into the ATSNJ Hall of Fame during the ATSNJ Annual Conference and Business Meeting Awards Program and Brunch on Monday, March 2, 2020. The ATSNJ Hall of Fame Award exists to recognize the very best athletic trainers in the State of New Jersey. Induction into the Hall of Fame honors athletic trainers who exemplify the mission of the ATSNJ through significant lasting contributions that enhance the quality of health care provided by athletic trainers and advance the profession.
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