Sound School

Yale University Congratulates these outstanding students from The Sound School, New Haven Chosen by their high school, these students exemplify what is best and brightest in the young people of our community. Claire Cappella Daughter of Kristin and Drew Cappella of New Haven Will attend The University of Vermont G.P.A. 4.145 Honor Roll APNH, Volunteer Open Water Rowing Team, two years Major: Biology, minor in Business and Environmental Science Career Goal: Environmental Lawyer Jake William Colavolpe Son of Gina Colavolpe and Nicolas Colavolpe, Jr. of East Haven Will attend Yale University G.P.A. 4.2; Class Rank 4 out of 80 High Honors, four years CT State Board of Education Student Member Sailing Team, co-captain Debate Team, captain Major: undeclared Career Goal: Global Health and Education Policy Huxley Conner Son of Douglas and Kimberly Conner of Madison Will attend Maine Maritime Academy G.P.A. 4.2 Eagle Scout Sailing Team, captain Sail Connecticut Access, volunteer Major: Marine Biology and Small Vessel Operations Career Goal: Fisheries Management/Biology Ian Hardman Son of Barry and Kathleen Hardman of Seymour Will attend the University of Rhode Island G.P.A. 4.4; Class Rank 2 out of 80 Seymour High School basketball, captain Senior Underwater Robotics, project manager Major: Ocean Engineering Career Goal: Own firm and design/build advanced systems for use in ocen environments Sarah McCart Daughter of John and Becky McCart of Seymour Will attend the University of Connecticut, Avery Point G.P.A. 4.5; Class Rank 1 out of 80 Sailing Team, captain Yale Book Club Award Valedictorian High Honors Major: Marine Sciences Career Goal: Aquaculture Christina Samela Daughter of Nancy and Joseph Samela, Jr. of Hamden Will attend The Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources at University of Vermont G.P.A. 4.2; Class Rank 3 out of 80 Aiken Scholar High Honor Student UVM Presidental Scholarship Major: Environmental Science Career Goal: Conservation Educator Supporting Youth Programs Pathways to Science is a Yale University program designed to get K-12 public school students interested in science in the hope that they will find college and career opportunities in this exciting field. The EVOLUTIONS After School Program, which takes place at the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, is one of the many Pathways programs offered by Yale University’s Science Outreach program. For more information, visit www.yale.edu/scienceoutreach. Yale Contributing to a Strong New Haven Photo credit: Chris Volpe

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2014 Senior Spotlight - Sound School

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Yale UniversityCongratulates these outstanding students from

The Sound School, New Haven

Chosen by their high school, these students exemplify what is best and brightest in the young people of our community.

Claire CappellaDaughter of Kristin and Drew Cappella of New HavenWill attend The University of VermontG.P.A. 4.145Honor RollAPNH, VolunteerOpen Water Rowing Team, two yearsMajor: Biology, minor in Business and Environmental ScienceCareer Goal: Environmental Lawyer

Jake William ColavolpeSon of Gina Colavolpe and Nicolas Colavolpe, Jr. of East HavenWill attend Yale UniversityG.P.A. 4.2; Class Rank 4 out of 80High Honors, four yearsCT State Board of Education Student MemberSailing Team, co-captainDebate Team, captainMajor: undeclaredCareer Goal: Global Health and Education Policy

Huxley ConnerSon of Douglas and Kimberly Conner of MadisonWill attend Maine Maritime AcademyG.P.A. 4.2Eagle ScoutSailing Team, captainSail Connecticut Access, volunteerMajor: Marine Biology and Small Vessel OperationsCareer Goal: Fisheries Management/Biology

Ian HardmanSon of Barry and Kathleen Hardman of SeymourWill attend the University of Rhode IslandG.P.A. 4.4; Class Rank 2 out of 80Seymour High School basketball, captainSenior Underwater Robotics, project managerMajor: Ocean EngineeringCareer Goal: Own firm and design/build advanced systems for use in ocen environments

Sarah McCartDaughter of John and Becky McCart of SeymourWill attend the University of Connecticut, Avery PointG.P.A. 4.5; Class Rank 1 out of 80Sailing Team, captainYale Book Club AwardValedictorianHigh HonorsMajor: Marine SciencesCareer Goal: Aquaculture

Christina SamelaDaughter of Nancy and Joseph Samela, Jr. of HamdenWill attend The Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources at University of VermontG.P.A. 4.2; Class Rank 3 out of 80Aiken ScholarHigh Honor StudentUVM Presidental ScholarshipMajor: Environmental ScienceCareer Goal: Conservation Educator

Supporting Youth ProgramsPathways to Science is a Yale University program designed to get K-12 public school students interested in science in the hope that they will find college and career opportunities in this exciting field.

The EVOLUTIONS After School Program, which takes place at the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, is one of the many Pathways programs offered by Yale University’s Science Outreach program. For more information, visit www.yale.edu/scienceoutreach.

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