Sherril won an award in the Junior Duck Stamp Competition and in the ARTS Competition.
She'll be attending RISD, her first choice school on a scholarship.

Brian who attended Governor's School in the summer of 2000,will be attending Cornell U.
in the fall where he hopes to pursue majors in
English and Art

Hyejin and Changwon won awards in the ARTS competition
and both traveled to Floridato receive their awards.

Congratulations to Changwon for transferring to RISD where he now wants to study architecture.
In his senior year he won first prize in the Junior Duck Stamp Competition in NJ and he won a silver award in the Scholastic Art Awards.
He did good work at the Maryland Art Institute
but RISD lured him away with a scholarship fund.

Hyejin is happy
after completing her first year at RISD.
"Don't worry about losing weight" she says
"you'll lose it the first year without trying."
She is interested in studying jewelry design.

Justine will be a senior at Barnard College. She worked at New York Times and Marvel Comics doing editorial work. She wants to be an illustrator of children books.

Jennifer won first place for her art portfolio in the national competition of the Scholastic Art Awards several years ago.
She has graduated from Cornell and wants to work in the field of photography.

Sorea is working an her oil painting now that she's completed her portfolio.
In the fall she will attend Boston U.where she received a full scholarship.

Youngah was accepted to Carnegie Mellon U. her first choice.

Well done.

Eonchul and Junghyun won silver awards in the Scholastic Art Awards and received the Governors Award in their senior year.

Eonchul attends Carnegie Mellon U. where he studies industrial design. This summer he is in Korea working in an internship program.

Junghyun is studying harder than ever at
the Pratt Institute.