CEA News & Events

12/10/2007

Singularity: California Fall 2007 is now published online and in print!

Singularity: California Fall 2007 is now published online and in print! Click "Current Issue" to see the best of the best in high school research articles. For inquiries about ordering copies of the journal, placing ads, or sponsoring distribution of this issue, please email singularity@unitedpurpose.org. I would like to thank all the student authors, teacher sponsors, principals, judges, and corporate sponsors who made this groundbreaking issue possible. You have all given a huge boost to extracurricular science education.
 

10/19/2007

The Singularity: California publication winners have been selected!

The Singularity: California publication winners have been selected! Congratulations to: Bryan Lin, Charles Liu, Kanan Sindhu, Oliver Hernaez, Sarah Waliany, Sravya Keremane, Vasilios Morikis, and Vinayak Ramesh and Yomay Shyur. Their articles will be featured in the Fall 2007 issue of Singularity: California.
 

7/20/2007

Singularity: California finalists have been announced!

Singularity: California finalists have been announced! All finalists' articles will be reviewed by our second-tier judges, and publication winners will be announced in October. Congratulations to everyone who has made it this far!
 

5/15/2007

Singularity: Nationwide 2007-2008 is now open for author submissions.

Singularity: Nationwide 2007-2008 is now open for author submissions. Becoming a published author is an incredible accomplishment and I cannot encourage young people enough to take advantage of this opportunity. To begin the application process, please download the submission packet here. Completed applications and abstracts must be returned by June 10, 2007 at 5:00pm PST.

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2/9/2007

Singularity: California Manuscript Submission

Manuscript submission for 2006-2007 issue of Singularity: California is now open! The abstract submission form is available here.
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12/15/2006

Singularity: California Abstract Submission

Abstract submission for 2006-2007 issue of Singularity: California is now open! The abstract submission form is available here.
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11/2/2006

Singularity's new web look

Singularityonline.com has been redesigned to be more user-friendly and informative. Singularity is the nation's first and only high school science journal. To get your school involved with or to submit articles to Singularity, visit the new website.
 

7/14/2006

Classportal.net's New Look

Classportal.net has been redesigned to be more user-friendly and informative. Please let us know what you think of the new design in our discussion forum.
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7/8/2006

Article Database Updated

Many thanks to our web design team who worked so hard over the past few weeks. All articles entries submitted to Singularity: High School Science Journal are now available in an online database.
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4/7/2006

New MyTeacher Tool Function Added

MyTeacher Tool now comes with a resume upload function. Teachers, your MyTeacher Tool will now better than ever serve as your comprehesive teaching presentation. Sign up here to build your on-line presence today!
 

3/2/2006

MyTeacher Tools Officially Lanuched

California Education Alliance is please to present the launch of two new tools for teachers and students at www.classportal.net. MyTeacher webpages is a powerful database-driven tool that generates Flash-based websites for teachers and educators. Information on the websites can be modified by the teacher in real-time and allows for easy upload and sharing of files, which can significantly reduce copying costs for handouts. Assignments, syllabi, and announcements are displayed and organized by classes, allowing both students and parents to be kept up-to-date with the latest changes in course development. Finally, MyTeacher webpages is a great way to introduce and engage student to web-based learning and the usage of internet educational resources.

MyHomework tool is student’s version of the teacher website and allows the student to organize all his/her class information via an easy-to-use web interface. The ‘scrap board’ tool is also available for to storage of personal notes, which can be accessed by the student anywhere.
 

10/18/2005

Beta-version of My Homework and the Scrapboard Released

This free Flash tool, released exclusively by California Education Alliance, will allow registered students to effectively organize their schoolwork and daily lives.

Customize your 'My Homework' tool so you may view your homework from teacher's who are regularly-posting members of the CEA. Use the Scrapboard to organize your daily life through a private, icon-based and database-driven to-do list. Access your Scrapboard from connected computers anywhere.

Use the Scrapboard in conjunction with CEA's Crow's Nest Knowledgebase. This on-line tutoring forum will enhance your learning, improve your writing skills and expand your computer proficiency. Make new friends while connecting with peers, teachers and tutors in this homework-support community. Use the support produced by the forum by posting it in your Scrapboard so you can draw from this information when needed.

The CEA hopes that this new tool will help you achieve better results in school, as well as creating an opportunity for you to better organize your daily life.
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9/13/2005

The Crow's Nest Knowledgebase

Visit our new online tutoring knowledgebase. A team of teachers, professors, and college students are facilitating each discussion forum and will help students understand the meaning of learning. Give and it shall be given unto you is the fundamental philosophy that drives this community resource.
 

8/6/2005

Welcome SCT of Kearny Education Complex to our Family

Congratulations to The School of Science, Connections & Technology at Kearny Education Complex as our newest school partner! Led by faculty advisors JJ Johnson and Jerry Niehaus of The School of Science, Connections and Technology on campus, this new student chapter is excited to host CEA educational programs at their local school community. Officer elections will take place this Friday on June 10th. Please check back with us for the newest update.
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7/3/2005

High School Science Journal Program

CEA is pleased to announce its first student publication project with the launch of our High School Science Journal. This biannually-published journal will consist of research papers and science-related articles submitted by high school students. A formal call for papers and specific guidelines of submission will be announced in the coming weeks. Article submission will be opened to all high schools of the San Diego City School District. Articles submitted will be reviewed by a peer editorial board from representative high schools. An advisory board of university and industry professionals will guide and mentor the review and publication process.

We here at the CEA believe that this science journal is a wonderful opportunity for students to express their scientific interests and talents, as well as providing professional editorial and publication training at the high school level. This program will integrate with the CEA Summer Research Internship Program; participants of which are strongly encouraged to submit their research projects for review and publication.

Please check back for the latest development of this and other exciting education programs by CEA. For questions and suggestions concerning the Science Journal, please contact the HSSJ department at journal@unitedpurpose.org.
 

6/18/2005

Congratulations to UCHS

Today we set a major milestone in the history of California Education Alliance with the establishment of the first student chapter of CEA in California.

Congratulations to the newly elected officers:
President: Kyle Coldwell
Vice-President: Falbod Faraji
Secretary: Debbie Hung
Treasurer: Kristina Flavier

Faculty Advisor: Brinn Belyea
 

6/12/2005

Welcome

Thank you for visiting our website. The San Diego Chapter of CEA is proud to serve as an on-line education resource for students, parents, teachers, schools, and industry. Watch this short clip to learn more about why we are here.
 

6/2/2005

Thank you ACS

A special thanks to the Berkeley chapter of the American Chemical Society for their contributions in helping us set up our summer research internship program. Check back for the latest development of our new education programs.
 

5/27/2005

Launching Online Tutoring Knowledgebase

We at the CEA are pleased to announce the launch of our new Online Tutoring Knowledgebase. This project will mirror our effort and development of our Peer Tutoring Program at local campuses. The philosophy behind both programs is the same: "Give and it shall be given unto you."
 

5/13/2005

Congratulations to New School Members

Congratulations to our newest school members to CEA, San Diego. Mira Mesa High and Scripps Ranch High School have joined our family, led by faculty members. Mira Mesa High is lead by Mr. Gendron and Mr. Snow. If you are a member of these two high schools or are of their constituent population and would like to know how you can participate in our programs, email us here.