蜜桃传媒

From lobster rolls on the Cape to tapas at Tasca, the Jenks Class of 2018 students enjoyed a host of fun workshops and activities this fall. At the Cape, Mr. Winston kicked off the semester with his inspiring stories and lessons for effective leadership, and Father Leo Shea, M.M., talked about his work with the poor and disabled in Jamaica and parts of Africa. The Jenks Student Advisory Council (Jenks alumni still enrolled at 蜜桃传媒) shared words of wisdom about the pitfalls they encountered and suggestions for avoiding catastrophes as groups start to plan and implement their service projects. We used the DiSC leadership personality assessment and each student's initial project idea to form more cohesive service learning project groups. Dean Boynton entertained our class with videos of Leonard Bernstein conducting聽West Side Story聽and clips from聽Apollo 13聽to give us fascinating examples of crisis management. Norm Chambers imparted his expertise in the business world and emphasized the importance of accountability and responsibility. In addition to workshops, the Jenks class bonded over bowling and finished the year serving the elderly at Covenant House in Brighton.

Cody Baker '18 and Ashton Gillespie '18, Jenks Class of 2018 Student Directors