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What It Really Takes to Get Into the Ivy League & Other Highly Selective
WHAT IT REALLY TAKES TO GET INTO IVY LEAGUE & OTHER HIGHLY SELECTIVE COLLEGES This page intentionally left blank. WHAT IT REALLY TAKES TO GET INTO IVY LEAGUE & OTHER HIGHLY SELECTIVE COLLEGES CHUCK HUGHES FORMER SENIOR ADMISSIONS OFFICER HARVARD COLLEGE M C G RAW-HILL NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO LISBON LONDON MADRID MEXICO CITY MILAN NEW DELHI SAN JUAN SEOUL SINGAPORE SYDNEY TORONTO Copyright © 2003 by Chuck Hughes. All rights reserved. Manufactured in the United States of America. Except as permitted under the United States Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, with- out the prior written permission of the publisher. 0-07-142506-3 The material in this eBook also appears in the print version of this title: 0-07-141259-X. All trademarks are trademarks of their respective owners. Rather than put a trademark symbol after every occurrence of a trademarked name, we use names in an editorial fashion only, and to the benefit of the trademark owner, with no intention of infringement of the trademark. Where such designations appear in this book, they have been printed with initial caps. McGraw-Hill eBooks are available at special quantity discounts to use as premiums and sales pro- motions, or for use in corporate training programs. For more information, please contact George Hoare, Special Sales, at [email protected] or (212) 904-4069. TERMS OF USE This is a copyrighted work and The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. -
Kolovos Resume
CHRISTOS J. KOLOVOS 400 Park Avenue South #29A New York, NY 10016 (857) 205-3077 [email protected] INDEPENDENT SCHOOL WORK EXPERIENCE GREENS FARMS ACADEMY, WESTPORT, CT Associate Head of School, 2013-present Part of senior leadership team for independent, PreK-12 day school of 715 students, 130 faculty, $29MM budget Responsibilities • Oversee academic program PreK-12, including curriculum, faculty hiring, professional development, and evaluation; chair Academic Committee • Advise Head of School on all institutional issues: strategic planning, budget, facilities, legal matters, personnel decisions, special projects • Manage range of direct reports: Academic Department Chairs, Director of Library, Counselor, Community Service Coordinator, Sustainability Coordinators, STEAM Coordinator, Professional Development Coordinators, Director of Faculty Mentoring • Serve on Board of Trustees and several Board subcommittees: Educational Policy (co-chair), Faculty Housing, Equity & Inclusion, Finance, Buildings & Grounds, Head of School Transition • Serve on Admissions Committees across divisions • Teach Qualitative Research (collaboration with UPenn with select Upper School students); taught U.S. History (11th), Cultural Competency Seminar (9th); coach boys 3rds soccer; Upper School advisor Initiatives • Led successful design and adoption of daily schedule that has significantly reduced student stress and created more time for 21st century learning priorities • Reinvented school’s service program so that it engages all students PreK-12 -
The Harvard Club of San Francisco
136 Years of Serving the Harvard Community of Northern California The Harvard Club of San Francisco www.harvardclubsf.org March - April - May 2012 HARVARD AT 375 with Thursday, May 10th President Drew Faust ANNUAL MEETING FEAturing — Professor Lawrence Lessig JUDGE VAUGHN WALKER Professor Jonathan Zittrain HCSF members and their guests are cordially invited to attend the Join Drew Gilpin Faust, President of Harvard University and Lincoln club’s Annual Meeting on Thursday, May 10th. This festive evening Professor of History for an engaging discussion on the role of the Uni- will feature a buffet reception, and the remarks of the Honorable versity in the 21st century. Discover the tradition of imaginative change Vaughn Walker, former chief judge of the United States District that has distinguished Harvard since its founding in 1636! Court for the Northern District of California. Nominated to the federal bench by Presi- dent George H. W. Bush, Judge Walker is perhaps best known for his August 2010 decision overturning the Proposi- tion 8 ban on same-sex marriage in California. Judge Walker announced his retirement from the bench later that year. This 375th anniversary event will also feature a conversation In his 21 years as a San Francisco federal between two eminent Harvard faculty, Larry Lessig and Jonathan judge, Judge Walker presided over some Zittrain. Together, they will explore transparency, “open knowledge” of the most significant social and economic disputes of contem- and the implications of “open government” for society, and invite porary American society. He has been described as an “indepen- you to participate in the discussion. -
Class Survey Results
Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges Class of 1961 55th Reunion Class Survey Results PRELIMINARY REPORT OF SURVEY RESULTS Harvard-Radcliffe Class of 1961 -- 55th Reunion Survey May 21st, 2016 Part I Pre-Harvard Background & Harvard Experience Q1. How many years of secondary school did you attend? (Circle responses as necessary) Question 1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years At a public school 9 11 19 171 At a private school 4 13 12 128 At home 0 0 0 0 Other schooling 0 0 0 0 Editor’s comment: If one assumes that those who attended private school for 1, 2 or 3 years did so for the latter years of their secondary schooling, that would suggest that c. 157 respondents graduated from private school. The 157:171 graduation distribution among survey respondents (male & female) is very close to the 50:50 private/public ratio reported for the Harvard class only by the Harvard Crimson on the day we matriculated in 1957. Q2 - Were you a Harvard or Radcliffe "legacy"? Yes Male Female Total % 54 13 67 20.8 No Male Female Total 197 57 254 79.2 Q3 - Which of the following best describes your parents' socio-economic status at the time you entered Harvard? % Question Male Female Total (n=324) Wealthy / Well-to-do 29 3 32 9.8% Professional / Upper Middle Class, comfortable but not wealthy 105 44 149 46.0% Middle-Middle Class 72 18 90 27.7% Lower Middle Class, white collar but struggling economically 37 6 43 13.3% Working Class / blue collar 10 0 10 3.1% Q4#1 – What was the highest level of education attained by each of your parents? Editor’s comment: It appears that this question was not properly structured when entered in the Harvard survey software. -
Maret Community at Large, I Would That Help to Navigate the Business World
MARET MAGAZINE MARET MAGAZINE F ALL 2012 ALL FALL 2012 INSIDE Innovation in Education Commencement 2012 Annual Report 2011–12 Marjo Talbott Head of School EDITORS Eser Ozdeger Managing Editor and Associate Director of Communications Linda Johnson Director of Communications DEVELOPMENT/ALUMNI OFFICE Sally Dunkelberger Director of Development Kelli Austin Director of Alumni Programs Leigh Smith Director of Major Gifts Suzanne Burrows Director of Annual Giving Marilyn Potts Director of Constituent Relations Nancy Waressen Development Office Systems Manager Macy Kinde Development Assistant for Constituent Relations Maya Abate Development Assistant for Fundraising BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2012–13 Nancy Casey Peter Edwards President Dalia Fateh Stewart Bainum Ari Fitzgerald Vice President Lauson Green ’84 Daryl Libow Evelyn J. Halpert Secretary Esko Korhonen John P. King Treasurer William R. Maloni, Jr. ’00 Walter H. Burgin, Jr. Diane Mooney Assistant Treasurer Susan Morita Travis Allen ’93 Andrea E. Reid Alison Arnold-Simmons Adam Schwartz ’91 Judy Bacon Brenda Smith Jean Baderschneider Richard Spigler M. James Barrett Marjo Talbott Michael Beschloss Robert Youngentob Ian Cameron Mary Zients ALUMNI COUNCIL 2012–13 Adam Schwartz ’91 Abrielle Beaton Anderson ’94 President Sarah Greenberg Bowman ’91 Olvia Adamstein-Demetriou ’75 Julie Adler Clevenger ’83 1970s Decade VP Paige Hoffman ’06 Miles Fawcett ’88 1980s Decade VP Kristen Fischer Holden ’89 Sean Wolridge ’99 Joe Howard ’07 1990s Decade VP Christina Kalavritinos ’72 Mickey Leibner ’03 David Kieve ’96 2000s Decade VP Ellen Saltz Kolansky ’60 Alexis Serfaty ’98 Alumni Annual Fund Chair Cassie Meltzer Pergament ’98 Sofia Leon ’04 Hamilton Shawn ’95 Alumni Annual Fund Vice-Chair Nikki Sims ’92 J.P.