Campus – Munnerlyn

Munnerlyn Campus Honor Science students are continuing their work on their research projects this semester, despite the COVID pandemic causing complications with university research opportunities. “Students in Honors Science Seminar have embraced many interesting, complex, and timely projects this year,” said Marion Zeiner, Director of Scientific Research. “Most students are conducting their investigations at home,…

While enjoying coffee, Episcopal dads met under the tent on the Forbes Event Lawn just before Thanksgiving to discuss their challenges and successes when raising teenagers. Amy Burrows Perkins ’92, Director of Student Services, guest spoke at the meeting, addressing questions and comments by the fathers. Dad’s Club meeting dates are announced in the Insider,…

AP U.S. Government and Politics students participated in the United States Middle District Court of Florida’s essay contest this year. This year’s prompt focused on evaluating the strategies used by proponents of the Nineteenth Amendment (suffragists) in order to change opinions about voting rights for women. SEniors Mike Horning, Don Kohla, and Cooper Richart, received…

Students in three classes, AP U.S. Government & Politics, AP Statistics, and AP Psychology, recently participated in a project focused on polling which they then presented via live stream to the ESJ community the first week in November. “We believe this project helps students understand the process for polling, the ways in which it errs,…

Jordan Harrow ’21 has been investigating the development of pesticide resistance in Daphnia as a method of protecting aquatic ecosystems in Honors Science Seminar over the past two years.  This year she is continuing that project to study the effects up the food chain in aquatic environments. Jordan was notified this summer an article about…