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SEMINAR GUIDE Welcome to COLLEGIATE PREP SEMINAR GUIDE welcome to COLLEGIATE PREP 2019 Collegians, We are so excited to welcome you to Collegiate Prep 2019! This year's Collegiate Preparation Seminar is filled with fun activities, reflective experiences, and most importantly, celebrating YOU! You've worked so hard the last four years and now the time is here! You've graduated high school, selected your college, and now it's time to celebrate your successes with your BHGH family. We've got an awesome lineup of activities and events prepared for you. This week, you'll hear from amazing speakers, network with professionals in various fields, get to know peers across affiliates, and of course—have fun! You've traveled from all over the country to be here this week! We have Collegians from U.S. BHGH af- filiate: You’ve come from Arizona, Baltimore, Northeast Ohio, Detroit, New Orleans, San Francisco, New York, Illinois, Colorado, Pittsburgh, and right here in St. Louis. This year, the theme “Breaking Boundaries, Building Legacies” speaks to every person who will be experienc- ing Collegiate Prep this summer. The quote, “legacy is not leaving something for people but leaving some- thing in people”, will be a resounding theme throughout the week. This week will equip you with the skills to move into the next phase of your life with the confidence to take on every obstacle that presents itself. We believe in each and every one of you and can’t wait to see how much you all grow throughout the week. We each have the power to create, shape, and build the legacy that we want. We can do this by pushing the boundaries that the world has set for us and by living out our purpose and passions day in and day out. We hope that throughout the week, you’ll take some time to reflect on how you can use your gifts, talents, and ideas to create your legacy and make your impact in the world. We are so excited for the journey ahead of you, and we look forwarding to celebrating with you all week! Sincerely, Amber Overton LaShone Gibson Amber Overton, Seminar Organizer LaShone Gibson College Success Manager Senior Director of University Partnerships BHGH International and Academic Excellence BHGH International Perry Im Perry Im Alumni Engagement Specialist BHGH International BOYS HOPE GIRLS HOPE Boys Hope Girls Hope International is proud to congratulate all of our 2019 high school graduates from our 14 affiliates throughout the United States. class of 2019 We are so proud of you! ARIZONA Jacob Walker Chiron Jefferson Gisselle Bojorquez Nahvia Williams Ashley Joyner Melissa Castro Iyanna Lewis Rocio Cigarroa ILLINOIS Jessica Lopez Xavier Gonzalez Maame Boateng Kelvin Monje Jennifer Hong Favour Holloway Kayla Newman Jonathon Lopez Cierra Moore Tyler Passie Blanca Soto Rubalcava Kabelo Muhammad Xioribel Rivera Natalia Valenzuela Alvaro Roman Jada Rudolph Oscar Smith Marcos Torres BALTIMORE Jeremy Stephens Andrew Vazquez Dulontaz Watkins Blake Stevenson Zada Vera Kalia Wamer CINCINNATI KANSAS CITY Nyeka Watt Gideon Fomba Danielson Ike Shatyra Wilkerson Kingsley Fomba NORTHEASTERN OHIO NEW ORLEANS COLORADO Kenneth Amos Holly Fraychineaud Jeanne Agenar Carllieon Felder Nicole Frazier Alexis Fernandez De La Torre Damara Gibson Tevin Lashley Alondra Flores Layah Hodges Irene Gonzalez Leon Shaniya Isaac PITTSBURGH Medan Mamo Johnathan Jackson Vanessa Arrington Maria Mejia Patrick Kane Lorena Munoz Estrada Kenneth McWhorter SAN FRANCISCO Amy Pham Cierra Scott Breany Beltran-Cortes Stephanie Pizano Juliana Washington Caraballo Nayeli Rodriguez Marc Anthony Saguilan Courtney White Thaddeus Veasley Monet Wright ST. LOUIS Andrea Woodward Jacob Allen NEW YORK Markita Burden DETROIT Justin Adams Evan Carter Lewis Angeles Funmi Akeredolu Lakeesa Gilyard Chara Conway Mame Boye Dominique Lewis Jackelyn Gildo Anthony Bray Arionna McMiller Giovanna Gomez Christel Burrell Antoinette Neal Jessica Gutierrez Josiah Casildo Christopher Robinson Rodrigo Gutierrez Clarise Clarke Kareemah Thomas Justin Hunter Saschelle Dalrymple Yahcyria Tinnon Yumeri Jimenez Roxanne Dyer India Wallace DeMariea Robinson Tyler Francis Kayla Wallace Renia Scott Natasha Frank Jamel Williams Jordan Smith Latoya Holmes Le'La Wilson Serenity Sutton Maia Huntt Irvin Thomas, Jr. Michael Hylton who's who @ COLLEGIATE PREP ALUMNI LEGACY LEADERS MARIAMA BARRY ROVELO MARTINEZ Boys Hope Girls Hope of New York Boys Hope Girls Hope of New York 2019 Graduate of Georgetown University 2018 Graduate of The State University of New York Majored in Psychology Majored in Mechanical Engineering MARIBEL CERDA EMMANUEL MULINDWA Boys Hope Girls Hope of Arizona Boys Hope Girls Hope of Kansas City 2019 Graduate of Arizona State University Currently attending the University of St. Mary Majored in Psychology Majoring in Biology RUVA CHIMUSORO DANIELLA PORTILLO Boys Hope Girls Hope of Cincinnati Boys Hope Girls Hope of New Orleans Currently attending the University of Cincinnati 2017 Graduate of Louisiana tech University Majoring in Economics Majored In Psychology ANISSA GILBERT MARCANTHONY WALKER Boys Hope Girls Hope of Pittsburgh Boys Hope Girls Hope of Illinois 2013 Graduate from Duquesne University 2016 Graduate of Drake University Majored in Marketing and Information Systems Majored in Creative Advertising FAITH-CAILAA HARRIS MICARAH YOUNG Boys Hope Girls Hope of Detroit Girls Hope of Pittsburgh 2019 Graduate from Wheeling Jesuit University Currently attending Georgia State University Majored in Engineering Science Majoring in Nursing SAMANTHA JOUTHE ERIN WHATLEY-BAKER Boys Hope Girls Hope of New York Boys Hope Girls Hope of Northeastern Ohio 2019 Graduate of the College of the Holy Cross Currently attending Ohio University Double majored in Sociology and Africana Studies Majoring in Sociology Criminology and Communications who's who @ COLLEGIATE PREP ORGANIZING TEAM AMBER OVERTON College Success Manager Boys Hope Girls Hope International • Master of Social Work, Washington University, St. Louis • B.A. and B.S. Psychology and Social Work, Saint Louis University LASHONE GIBSON Senior Director of University Partnerships & Academic Excellence Boys Hope Girls Hope International • Pursuing a Ph.D. In Higher Education Administration, Saint Louis University • Masters in International Relations, North Carolina State University • B.A. Spanish and International Relations, University of North Carolina at Charlotte • Special Certificates: Certified Translator; Certified Archery Instructor PERRY IM Alumni Engagement Speciaist Boys Hope Girls Hope International • B.A. Sociology, California State University, East Bay • BHGH Alumnus of San Francisco RUVARASHE CHIMUSORO BHGH Alumni Intern Boys Hope Girls Hope International • B.A. Economics, University of Cincinnati • BHGH Alumnus of Cincinnati • Steward Scholar 2017-2019 BRIAN HIPP Vice President of Mission Effectiveness Boys Hope Girls Hope International • Master of Social Work, Saint Louis University • B.A. Psychology College of Santa Fe • S.T.B. Theology, Gregorian in Rome, Italy BILL FRONCZAK Vice President of Development BHGH International • B.A. Communication with a minor in English, Saint Louis University • Certified Special Events Professional, International Live Events Association DEBBIE SHELTON Payroll/Administratie Assistant Boys Hope Girls Hope International • Meramec Community College KIMBERLY HINES Director of Marketing and Communications Boys Hope Girls Hope International • B.A. English/Journalism, University of Missouri - Kansas City ERIN BEEZLEY Service Programs Coordinator Boys Hope Girls Hope International • B.A. Business Administration, Belmont University n ote s SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2019 DAY 1 arrival DAY 1 schedule Time Activity Location 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Campus Arrival Grand Residence Hall St. Francis Xavier College 4:30 pm Sunday Mass (Optional) Church 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Welcome Dinner Sinquefield State Room Official Program Welcome from Saint Louis 6:00 pm - 6:15 pm Sinquefield State Room University 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm Staff Introductions and Seminar Overview Sinquefield State Room 6:45 pm - 8:00 pm Legacy Leaders Introduction and Panel Sinquefield State Room 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm Free Time Grand Residence Hall 9:00 pm - 11:00 pm Snack Table / Room Check / Lights Out Grand Residence Hall 10 MONDAY, JUNE 24, 2019 DAY 2 practical knowledge DAY 2 schedule Time Activity Location 6:00 am - 7:00 am Early Riser Work-Out 7:45 am - 8:30 am Breakfast Grand Dining Hall 8:45 am - 9:15 am Official Program Welcome from Kristin Ostby Tegeler Auditiorium 9:30 am - 10:30 am Collegiate Prep 2019 Kickoff with T. Moore Tegeler Auditiorium 10:45 am - 11:30 am Envisioning Your Legacy: First Steps Tegeler Auditiorium 11:45 am - 12:00 pm Break Lunch + Scholarship and Steward Scholars 12:15 pm - 1:45 pm Baer-Fuller Lecture Hall Overview Accessing Campus Resources: Campus 1:45 pm - 2:45 pm Clock Tower Scavenger Hunt 2:45 pm - 3:15 pm Break 3:15 pm - 5:00 pm Legacy Reflection Working Groups Grand Residence Hall Cookout/Pool Party with DJ Quinn from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm SLU-Ruba 99.5FM The Lou 10:45 pm - 11:30 pm Snack Table / Room Check / Lights Out Grand Residence Hall 12 DAY 2 speakers KRISTIN OSTBY DE BARILLAS PRESIDENT & CEO BOYS HOPE GIRLS HOPE INTERNATIONAL Kristin partners with the Board of Directors in the development of vision, strategic thinking, leadership and planning to achieve the mission of Boys Hope Girls Hope. She also works to engage, inspire and equip the team to carry out the mission with high standards of excellence. Kristin joined BHGH in 2005 as the Director for Latin American Operations and become the Vice President of International in 2014. Kristin has led BHGH’s expansion and growth in Latin America. Her major concentration during that time was in Guatemala where she helped open BHGH’s elementary and middle school and has grown the program from serving 29 to 170 scholars with over 20 in college and 4 college graduates. Kristin led the opening of BHGH’s affiliate in Monterrey, Mexico in 2008, which now serves 90 scholars, and has been involved with BHGH’s During her college years, Kristin received a Ford Peruvian affiliate since 2014.
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