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Congratulations to our five outstanding high school students that were chosen for this year's HBRI Summer Internship Program!

HBRI Annual Open House

HBRI held its annual Open House on Friday, June 23, 2006. This year's event focused on the outstanding scientific acheivements of the institute and also introduced some new and exciting areas of research the HBRI is participating in.

A special treat at this year's event were a display of science projects by sixth grade students from the Del Mar Pines School. We would like to extend a special thank you to those students who participated. They did an outstanding job and we hope to see them in the lab someday.

This year's entertainment was presented by the Manny Cepeda Orchestra.


This year's food was catered by the Hunter Steakhouse.

A special thank you to our event sponsors

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Recognizing our 2006 Summer Interns

The HBRI Student Science Education Partnership Fellowship recipients were recognized during HBRI’s 7th Anniversary Open House. This year’s recipients were Anisa Bora (Rancho Bernardo HS), Luke Guo (Westview HS), John Buza (University of Southern California), and Kiersten Riedler (Harvard University). The HBRI Student Science Education Partnership Fellowships were sponsored by a Blasker-Rose Miah Grant awarded by The San Diego Foundation and a grant from the Helen K. and James S. Copley Foundation. HBRI wishes to express its gratitude to these organizations for their support of science education.

Kiersten Riedler, Luke Guo and Anisa Bora
John Buza

 

Making a Difference: HBRI's Annual Benefit

For this year's event we tried something a little different.
On December 19, 2005 we ended our first ever Virtual Fundraiser.
All funds raised will go directly to HBRI's Alzheimer's Disease Research.

For more information contact: Rebekah Handley at RHandley@hbri.org

You too can make a difference by donating now.