I am also involved with the Hobart High School Genesius Players. In fifth grade, I was part of the ensemble in Music Man. In March 2006, I will return to the stage as part of the ensemble for Oklahoma! that runs from Friday, March 10th, through Sunday, March 19th. I have helped as crew for Midsummer Night's Dream in November 2004, FAME in March 2005, and God's Favorite in November 2005. I also help Mr. Wolff, the choir teacher at Hobart Middle School and Hobart High School, with choir concerts and the high school talent shows.

I am a Cadette Girl Scout in Drifting Dunes Girl Scout Troop #308. I am working on my Silver Award which I need to complete by next October and want to finish this summer. As a Junior Girl Scout in fifth grade, I earned the Bronze Award by building bluebird houses for the prairie behind George Earle Elementary with two other Girl Scouts. The photographs taken during the project became a slide show that won at the AECT Student International Media Fair.

• First Grade: "Brownie Girl Scouts, Where Girls Grow Strong" which was a website that won Best of Category at the AIME competition, but didn't win at the AECT Student International Media Fair.

• Second Grade: " Lifelong Guidelines and LifeSkills" which was a Hyper Studio project that didn't win at our local AIME media fair, but won at the AECT Student International Media Fair.

• Third Grade: "The United States of America" was a Microsoft Power Point slide presentation that won only First Division at the AIME media fair, but won at the AECT Student International Media Fair.

• Fourth Grade: "God Bless America, Land that We Love" which was a webpage that won Best of Category at the AIME competition and won at the AECT Student International Media Fair.

• Fourth Grade: "Hoosier Book Award Nominees" as a Microsoft Power Point project won Second Division at the AIME competition, but as a webpage won at the AECT Student International Media Fair.

• Fifth Grade: "The 43 Presidents of the United States" is a webpage that won First Division at the AIME competition, but won at the AECT Student International Media Fair.

• Fifth Grade: "USA Girl Scout Bronze Award: Bluebird Houses" is Microsoft Power Point that wasn't entered at AIME, but won at the AECT Student International Media Fair.

• Sixth Grade: "Natural Disasters" won Best of Category at the AIME competition, took second place in the AIME state competition, and won at the AECT Student International Media Fair.

• Sixth Grade: "Tips for Being a Successful Student," came in First Place at the AIME competition. It also won at the AECT Student International Media Fair.

• Sixth Grade: "A Tale of Two Students," which started out to be streaming video we could put on the Successful Student site, but it was too large. We decided to enter it as a live action project on the high school level so my brother, Chris, could help edit some of it. This project also won at the AECT Student International Media Fair.

• Seventh Grade: "Western Religions" began as a homework assignment for my social studies class and grew into a webpage.

• Seventh Grade: This project, Germs Galore, a website that talks about the main types of germs and their prevention.

• Seventh Grade: Sudan, a slide show made with Microsoft Power Point that was a homework assignment for social studies this year. Mrs. Martinez is my sponsor on this project.

I create these projects for other students to use and hope that the information will help others with their homework and projects.