Conversation with Joe Manko
May 14, 2024
Friend of the school Joe Manko came back to TCS for a "Conversation with...
Friend of the school Joe Manko came back to TCS for a "Conversation with...
A biology major and health researcher who switched careers midlife to interior design was our "Conversation with...
[embed]https://youtu.be/0IEEy6n_DPE[/embed] This week’s edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Karla Rivas and Hector Rivas with technical production by Rhys Guilfoyle....
We had a special Conversation with Dr. Paul Sack today. Dr. Sack is the Chief in the Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism at MedStar Union Memorial Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital, the MedStar Regional Director for Endocrinology in Baltimore as well as the Chief of Staff at Union Memorial Hospital. Dr. Sack spoke about his growing up in Bangladesh where his father was working on treating people with infectious disease, This fueled his desire from an early age to become a doctor. He shared his educational and career journeys including a study abroad in Cote d'Ivoire and graduation from the University of Maryland Medical School. He offered very concrete advice on everything from school-work-life balance to study skills and work habits. The main reason he was asked to come to the school at this time is because the biology students are studying the endocrine system. The students were prepared with many questions to enhance their understanding. This is the second time Dr. Sack has generously shared time from his busy schedule with the students. We took a lot away from his time with us and appreciate his kindness. ...
Parent of TCS Student Kendall and CEO of nonprofit organization ONE More..ONE Less Mentoring was our Conversation guest today. Minister Brian spoke about his life growing up in Baltimore and his many challenges with twists and turns along the way. He talked about overcoming mistakes as a youth and severe health challenges to his present work mentoring young people from tough circumstances and exposing them to the environment and natural world. He runs an organization that takes young people out on the water to study and research the environment as well as learning how to fish and supply this food to their families. The Conversation was full of life lessons illustrated by overcoming challenges and seizing opportunities. Thank you Minister Brian for sharing your time with us and for the Hip Hop chicken you brought for lunch!...
[embed]https://youtu.be/OzL0cr0MrYQ[/embed] This week’s edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Kennedy Lewis and Aria Meenan with technical production by Rhys Guilfoyle...
Today we had guests from the Baltimore County Public Defenders Office to discuss the 1963 landmark case of Gideon v Wainwright that guaranteed legal representation for all people accused of a crime. This right is carried out through the dedicated lawyers who work for the Public Defender system. Special thanks to Jessi Bancroft for arranging this special seminar and to her colleagues Gayle Robinson, Erin Williams and Michael Doran for sharing their knowledge and experiences with us....
Planning for college financing and managing credit were 2 of the topics covered in this month's Financial Literacy. This series, offered by Wealth Management firm Berman McAleer (BMc) and led by Operations Director Kathleen Gower is a key component of the Life Skills Education offered at TCS. Each month, different staff from BMc join Kathleen to teach this seminar. Today, Financial Advisor Genevieve Crisera joined Kathleen. We appreciate this significant contribution to our students' learning and the delicious lunch your brought and served ahead of the seminar. Thank you Berman McAleer!...
Congratulations to TCS students Kendall Curtis and Mohamed Cisse who were recognized as finalists in the Dreamers category of the Dream Big contest at The Lyric last night. This annual contest honors the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. having young people reflect on essay, poem, art or video on social justice themes. Both Mohamed and Kendall submitted in the essay portion and were honored along with the other awardees on the stage of the historic Lyric Theatre. This community cultural event included song and dance and was MC'd by TCS volunteer WBAL anchor Mean Rivers. The event was filmed and will be broadcast in WBAL on Juneteenth. This is the 3rd year in a row that TCS students have been finalists in this contest with Danny buck winning last year and Joshua Sharpe the year before. We are so proud of all of our students and their creativity, deep reflections and developing skills and talents. Keep shining and Dreaming Big Kendall and Mohamed! ...