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It was a great honor for me to speak to and interact with the very talented young scholars who came to Washington, D.C. for the Science and Technology session of Presidential Classroom. They were filled with energy and enthusiasm, and brilliant questions. I was most impressed by their desire not only to understand the problems, but to become part of the solution. I salute Honeywell for their vision and leadership in making it possible for so many of these leaders of tomorrow to participate in this valuable program.
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Student Handbook PC Checklist This checklist will help make sure you have done everything for your week at PC. ( ) Look over the invoice that came with the Welcome Packet and make sure all the information is correct.( ) Give the invoice to your sponsor, if you are sponsored by someone other than your parents. ( ) Send in the tuition and invoice by the deadline listed at the top of the invoice. ( ) Review the Terms of Participation. ( ) Pack carefully bring only what you need. ( ) Pick up travelers checks. ( ) Label clothes, camera, bags and other personal items you plan to bring. ( ) Select clothes according to the dress code (pages 6 - 7 in the Student Handbook). ( ) Pack medications you may need. ( ) Pack a camera as well as extra film and batteries. ( ) Pack postage stamps. ( ) Attach the luggage tags included in the Welcome Packet to your bags. ( ) Get plenty of sleep the night before leaving for Washington. ( ) Make your travel arrangements, at least 4 weeks in advance. ( ) International Students: Apply for and receive passport and visa. ( ) Send travel & Crossfire choices to Presidential Classroom on the Student Scheduling Form. ( ) Pick up plane/train tickets. ( ) Confirm all travel arrangements a week before your departure. ( ) Carry enough change (or a phone card) for phone calls in case of an emergency while travelling. ( ) Be sure to bring a government- issued photo ID. You will need it for travel as well as for admittance into different locations in Washington, D.C. ( ) Give the Running Mate Application to a friend. ( ) Know the names of your Senators and Representative and their party affiliations. ( ) Know the number of your Congressional district. ( ) Prepare questions for Capitol Hill visits. ( ) Prepare for your Crossfire sessions by following the topics in the current media. |