IA Student Creates sparkCS Summer Camp
Okma students designed and facilitated a 2 week summer coding and robotics camp for middle school girls.
The "Gnomes" of the IA-Central Science Olympiad Varsity Team at States, hosted by Michigan State University, April 2018
State champions for 2018 MIFA Forensics
Tri-campus students paint Empty Bowls at Cass Community
Team 469 Las Guerrillas "Hanging Around" at FIRST Robotics World Championship
Okma Sophomore Researches, Learns and Teaches Basic Car Maintenance for her MYP Personal Project
Okma Students get their "Game On" as part of C-day Activities
IA West Honor Society Students Spend C-day Creating a Mural for
Oakland Hope in Pontiac
Okma Seniors Group 4 Weekend at Kettenun
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2018 Okma Graduate presents poster at Conference of the International Association of Aquatic Animal Medicine
Larissa Michel (IA 2018) attended the 49th Annual Meeting and Conference of the International Association of Aquatic Animal Medicine in Long Beach, CA in late May, 2018, where she presented her research "Geographic Variation in the Vocalization Frequencies of the North Atlantic Subpopulations of the Beluga Whale (Delphinapterus leucas) and Its Possible Relationship to Anthropogenic Noise" during their annual scientific poster session. She and her poster caught the eye of many of the top experts and researchers in the field of Marine Mammology, so much so, that she was invited to accompany and participate with researchers next week in the long-running Sarasota Dolphin Research Project (Sarasota Bay, FL), when the scientists and veterinarians will be doing health assessments and research via ultrasounds, echocardiograms, blood draws, blubber samples, etc. on the resident wild population of bottlenose dolphins in Sarasota Bay.
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