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Campion Provides Key Resource for 21st-Century Learning

11/17/2015

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Campion News recently sat down with one of the new faculty members here on campus—Lindsey Santana—who is working as the librarian at Campion, and discovered some of the exciting changes going on in that arena.

CN: Give us a little background about who you are and your education.

LS: Well I’m certainly not new to Campion! I did a stint of teaching here as the junior English teacher from 2010-2013 and volunteered in the library during that time. While teaching, I was also working on getting my masters in library science (MLIS) online from University of Washington, which I finished in 2012. My husband, Shawn and I have two children, Violette and Caspian ages three and one. We have lived in the Longmont area for eight years now.
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Lindsey Santana, Teacher Librarian
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CN: I can tell you have a bent for the literary by naming your son after a character in The Chronicles of Narnia!

LS: Yes, I love reading and learning new things constantly!

CN: Which brings me to a question that may seem a bit irreverent to your profession: Since Campion has gone to iPads, is there really any place for books or a future for a library here at the school?

LS: I love it when people bring this up. Certainly there is a transition going on in the library world from the physical concept of books to ones that are digital. There’s also the mentality (especially amongst teenagers) that all you need is Google. But what people forget is that we are living in a world where knowledge is growing at an exponential rate. Virtually anyone can publish now, so that finding reliable, quality information is like trying to find that one drop of water coming out of a running fire hydrant. It’s overwhelming. Especially for students. So that’s where librarians come in—we help you find just the information you need.

CN: I like the fire hydrant analogy. So tell us a bit more about your role as librarian.

LS: I’m working on collaborating with teachers—helping them and their students find the right materials to help support curricular needs. I mentor students in their research and homework needs. I teach information literacy skills to classes that come in for certain projects. I assess and determine how the library collection needs to change and evolve to support the classes offered here at Campion. I champion literacy by helping each reader find his or her book.

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CN: What are you most excited about in regards to your job?

LS: I’m really excited to start implementing a Makerspace here at the Campion Library. It’s a movement that’s growing popularity all over, but especially in libraries. The concept of the movement is simple: get out there and make something. Projects range anywhere from something made using a 3D printer (a technology Campion acquired last school year), learning how to solder, programming robots, building a catapult, knitting a hat, or making a wallet out of duct tape. I want students to learn the satisfaction of making something they dreamed up on their own, instead of just consuming what is so readily available. After Christmas, students at Campion will begin to enjoy Makerspace events probably twice a month. Our first event will involve programming a Sphero (a robot, for lack of a better term) using their phones or iPads. There will be a competition and prizes for winning teams.

CN: That’s awesome! If anyone is interested in coming to these events, what do they need to know?

LS: They will typically be held during the lunch hour, 12:00-1:00, in the library. Look for announcements in the Campion News emails. And if you’re looking for more information, people can definitely email me at lindsey.santana@campion.net.
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Choral Director Melissa Clouzet Earns Master's Degree

11/10/2015

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Congratulations to Melissa Clouzet who recently passed her comprehensive exams in music history and music theory, earning her a Master of Arts in Music Performance with an emphasis in choral conducting.

This particular program at Andrews University is a rigorous one, requiring Melissa to prepare for a total of 25 essay questions covering topics in music history, music theory, and choral conducting. In addition, she conducted a choral music recital in 2013 as part of the completion requirements.

Needless to say, she is ecstatic about the results she received today. "I just had to tell someone!" she said. "I felt relieved and grateful for everyone who was praying for me."

We are very proud of Melissa's accomplishment and take pride in the quality education she and our other teachers provide students. Approximately half of Campion's part-time and full-time teaching faculty hold advanced degrees.
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photo: Erik Stenbakken
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Parents' Weekend Highlights Student Talent

11/3/2015

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"A Sentimental Journey" on Saturday night, October 31, highlighted each of Campion's music groups performing hits from the past decades including Copeland, Simon & Garfunkel, Gershwin, and Billy Joel. The concert was well-received by the audience, motivating listeners to donate a substantial amount to the music department—nearly enough to pay for a new baritone saxophone.

The purpose of this performance was to expose students to some arrangements of older music, learn some jazz elements, and showcase their talent.  Parents and families who traveled from around the midwest enjoyed the talent and the selection. Senior and choir member Alyse Maxwell commented, “It was nostalgic for the audience.” Senior Gabrielle Williams, a soprano in the choir, reported, “A woman in the audience came up to me and said she played “Autumn Leaves” when she was in high school.”
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Orchestra director Yves Clouzet remarked, “This concert gets only about 4 weeks of practice, and we have even better talent this year.” He intentionally chose more challenging orchestra pieces and discovered that the students worked well under pressure.  “We accomplished some difficult things in a short amount of time,” he said. Aaron Copeland’s “Fanfare for the Common Man” and “Soul Bossa Nova” featured the percussionists’ abilities.

Junior Natalie Boonstra performed a challenging Beatles medley of “Yesterday,” “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” and “Long and Winding Road” with the Teh Campanas handbells. She said, “We enjoyed the Beatles piece a lot, so we were motivated to work harder because we were having fun.”

The music department will perform its Christmas concert on December 12.
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