Clubs
John Marshall Clubs
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CLUB List
| Club Name | Purpose | Meeting Date and Time | Contact Advisor/Student |
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Animal Outreach |
To encourage students to sympathize with animals and work towards providing better living conditions for them |
Every Wednesday in room 503 |
Advisor: Robert Urkofsky Student(s): Arthur Flores |
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Armenian Student Association |
To create a secure and formal community for the students of the Marshall Student Body whether they are Armenian or not. We strive to bring light to the major events and holidays of Armenia and its culture. We hope the club will become a place where individuals of common backgrounds can come together and form new relationships/connections. We also aspire that more people become educated in Armenian culture. |
Biweekly on Tuesdays in room 723 during lunch |
Advisor: Mr. Pfeffer Student(s): Victoria Oganesyan |
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Art Club |
The purpose of the club is to expand the artistry and make a creative environment for the John Marshall High School students to participate in. Students will be making their own creations and convey their feelings and emotions through their art. Students will be using different arts such as literature, music, photography, acting, and painting and will be introduced with a different topic each meeting and a different media of art to display the topic. At the end of each month, the club would hold a gallery walk in the club displaying the students’ creative gifts on the topic given. Since we also live in Los Angeles where art is very prominent we will also teach students about the art industry and the different paths they can take using their artistic talents. |
Every Thursday in room 721 |
Advisor: Martha Atwell Student(s): Ella Kelly Georgia Kelly |
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Asian Student Union |
To spread Asian culture, create fun games and get involved with the community, spread awareness of Asian hate, allow students opportunities to learn about Asian culture and obtain volunteer hours |
Advisor: Ms. Gonzalez Student(s): Aidan Bang |
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Band and Orchestra Club |
The purpose of the Band and Orchestra Club is to provide performance opportunities for Marshall Band and Orchestra students and provide fundraising opportunities for needed supplies, materials, and other expenses. |
Once a month on Wednesdays |
Advisor: |
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Board Game Club |
Establishing a safe place for students from all walks of life to enjoy various games together. Encouraging friendly competition between club members, fostering camaraderie. Create a welcoming atmosphere to meet new people |
Every Wednesday in the library during lunch |
Advisor: Ms. Lemus Student(s): Gabriel Isaac Hidalgo |
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Cards and Probabilities Club |
Playing card games and learning statistics |
Every Wednesday in room 503 |
Advisor: Mr. Urkofsky Student(s): Abram Goldstein |
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Coastal Conversation |
To educate students about pollution in our coasts and how we can reduce our carbon footprint. We will also talk about how we affect marine life and how our coasts affect us. We will also hold monthly beach cleanups, MPA surveying events, and a variety of other things to protect marine life, preserve natural environments, and work together with others who share the same goals as us. |
Biweekly meetings during lunch in room 401 |
Advisor: Dr. Rodriguez Student(s): Phillip Rodas |
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Community Engagement Club |
allow students to fully engage in the community, hence the name. This club is dedicated to spreading awareness by giving back to the community. We’ll be participating in multiple volunteering on current or historical events over the course of the school year that will benefit you, as the student, in return, gains service hours by doing an event that correlates with said theme of the week. We hope to bring what we’ve been taught and served to an end of the school year wellness podium to talk about a chosen cause that is affecting us hugely. We strive to hear what’s important to other members so we can bring up any current issue and find a way to help! |
Wednesdays during lunch every two weeks in room 134 |
Advisor: Ms. Berenfeld Student(s): Sheila Ramos-Barrios Arghely Velarde |
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Computer Science Club |
Our purpose is to help students build skills for those with little to no experience in computer science |
Every week during Monday in room 202 |
Advisor: John Saltos Student(s): Bilgun Erdenesaikhan |
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Crafts and Mind |
To provide a creative space for members to learn, express, and engage in arts and crafts activities related to human connection and behaviors. We want to provide a supportive environment for those who enjoy creating things with their hands and to be able to create unique crafts to display and or share with others that engage with the topics connecting to psychology |
Every Wednesday during lunch in room 353 |
Advisor: Doris Carrola Student(s): Jayden Gonzalez |
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Current Events Club |
An open environment for students to discuss current events and issues |
Biweekly on Tuesdays during lunch in room 205 |
Advisor: Doris Carrola Student(s): Jayden Gonzalez |
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Desi Club |
The purpose of the club is to connect the students of Bengali, Indian, and Pakistani origin and find a common community. It is also to inform other students of these rich cultures. |
Every Thursday during lunch in room 355 |
Advisor: Joseph Zeccola Student(s): Afsheen Shah Anniyah Hossain |
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Fashion and Design Club |
The purpose of this club shall be that the Fashion and Design Club is a great way to make friends, learn more about fashion careers design, merchandising, and of course, have fun while being creative |
Every Wednesday during lunch in room 134 |
Advisor: Rachel Barish Student(s): Tobias Halaban |
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Formula 1 and Mechanical Engineering Club |
This club will have the purpose of teaching students about the motorsport “Formula 1”, teaching the basics of cars, and even modeling out some car designs and prototypes. This is for anyone interested in mechanical engineering and would like to take on that field for the future, and even just for fun. |
Every Wednesday during lunch in room 355 |
Advisor: Mr. Zeccola Ms. Harada Student(s): Bella Khachikyan Catherine Hayes |
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Game Development Club |
to create an environment that will allow students to explore and learn about the process of game making. The Game Development Club will create a creative environment where members can come up with ideas and collaborate with others throughout the game development process. Members will be given opportunities to learn and teach others how to use different tools that will help in the process of game development. We hope to develop our members skills and knowledge on this process and to create an online community through this club. |
Every Wednesday in room 721 |
Advisor: Mr. Infante Student(s): |
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Gaming Club |
The gaming club will serve as a space where students from all alks of life can come together to enjoy the joys of playing video games. The gaming club is a space that accepts everyone regardless of their beliefs or lifestyle choices. It is a safe space where you can come as you are, pick up a controller and start playing |
Every Wednesday in room 522 during lunch |
Advisor: Cesar Soto Student(s): Anthony Cotek |
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Girls Who Code Club |
To teach girls how to code by using online resources such as Replit, Codeacadamy, and Code.org, as well as personal and prior knowledge. Students will work together to learn the basics of HTML, CSS, and Javascript to create games and learn more about career opportunities in STEM. The purpose of this club is to encourage more women to work in CS and lessen the gender gap in the male dominated computer science field. |
Every Thursday at lunch in room 202 |
Advisor: Mr. Saltos Student(s): Ella Tovali |
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HEAL Club |
HEAL stands for Health Education and Literacy, which is what we aim to promote through this chapter. The main purpose of HFH is to fundraise, raise awareness, educate, and support patients. Through these actions, HEAL aims to foster health equity across a gradient of socioeconomic levels, especially targeting underrepresented/underprivileged communities to receive quality assistance. We also plan to host workshops and other learning opportunities to raise awareness for relevant topics in our local school environment and beyond. |
Every other Thursday in room 254 |
Advisor: Ms. Banuelos Student(s): Mandey Kim |
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Homeless Outreach Club |
We plan to spread awareness of the growing issue of homelessness in our local community, figure out ways in which we can help as students, and ultimately provide numerous community service opportunities for those willing to volunteer. Our main goal is to combat homelessness in the most effective way possible, and we believe that working together as a team within this club will do just that. |
Every Thursday during lunch in room 205 |
Advisor: Mr. Moore Student(s): Julianna Moya Alana Yoshimura |
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Javascript Coding Club |
To teach club members how to code in javascript using p5.js as our web editor, and to make games. We will learn variables, arrays, loops, events, functions, parameters, etc. We will also learn basic graphics inside using the p5.js library and we will do projects in the club such as coding a snake game, a minesweeper game or even a flappy bird game. We will also have a sort of game jam where you will make a game or a program, and we will have a competition to decide which one is the best. |
Every Wednesday in room 202 during lunch |
Advisor: John Saltos Student(s): Mostafa Shousha |
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Jazz Club |
The purpose of the Jazz Club is to provide performance opportunities for Marshall Jazz Band students and provide fundraising opportunities for needed supplies, materials, and other expenses. |
Wednesdays once a month |
Advisor: Alex Ramirez |
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JMHS Mind Development Club |
to support students by improving their self-confidence and understanding their struggles; which students can grow into better versions of themselves, raise awareness about one's own well being, and also improve the overall state of mental health. |
Every Wednesday in room 527 |
Advisor: Ms. Zarate Student(s): Sophia Kang |
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JMHS Mock Trial |
To teach and guide students through the Mock Trial process, and to eventually join official Mock Trial competitions. We hope to strengthen argumentative essay writing, speech writing, and planning skills, as well as build the public speaking skill. |
Every Tuesday during lunch in room 727 |
Advisor: Student(s): Briar Kirk Lydia Hoffert |
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JMHS Photography Club |
To create a space for students in Marshall to share their love for photography and to foster a career in photography. This is a place for beginners and advanced photographers to come together and learn more to shoot photographs. Students will be able to create a portfolio at the end of the year of the photographs they have taken. Our aim is to showcase our club members' work. By showcasing our members' work within the school community, we seek to foster an appreciation for the art of photography and encourage visual storytelling among students and staff of John Marshall Senior High School. |
Every Wednesday during lunch in room 525 |
Advisor: Ashley Kassab Student(s): Monica Juarez-Herrera |
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JMHS Self-Care Club |
To implement ways for students at John Marshall to take care of themselves and their mental health through the new experiences of High School and bring a sense of a united community with fun, healthy activities/discussions |
Every Thursday during lunch in room 309 |
Advisor: Amanda Au Student(s): Keili A. Ramirez Saldana |
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John Marshall High School Astronomy Club |
At the John Marshall High School Astronomy Club, we passionately embrace the wonders of the universe, fostering a community of curious minds united by a shared fascination with the stars. Our mission is to cultivate a vibrant space where students can explore the mysteries of the cosmos, expand their scientific knowledge, and ignite a lifelong passion for astronomy. |
Bi-weekly during lunch in room 704 |
Advisor: Cynthia Larkin Student(s): Arsh Virdi Ella Tovali Phillip Rodas |
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John Marshall Table Tennis Club |
The John Marshall Table Tennis Club will serve to form a safe community of table tennis enthusiasts and seekers on campus. This club will allow students to socialize with one another while playing table tennis. |
Every Thursday during lunch in room 602 |
Advisor: Mr./Ms. Mass Student(s): Sebastian Soto |
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Kaisers Volunteers |
To help students gain access to a weekly outside school volunteer opportunity, creating an environment amongst students with similar interests and goals |
Every in room 309 |
Advisor: Amanda Au Student(s): Keili A. Ramirez Saldana |
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KCC (Korean Culture Club) 한국문화동아리 |
Our goal is to share our love and knowledge of Korean culture with students who are interested in learning and immersing themselves in Korean culture. We hope to increase the student body’s knowledge of modern and traditional Korean history, language, art, food, pop culture, global relations, and more |
Every Tuesday during lunch in room 604 |
Advisor: Hyunjung Park Torrez Student(s): Joshua Her |
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Key Club |
Promoting caring as a way of life and to have students become active citizens by serving their community. We also strive to help develop healthy students, improve academic achievement, encourage service learning, build leaders and improve school culture. Students will also have the chance of gaining volunteer service hours, as well as increasing their involvement and meaning within their community |
Every other Monday in room 409 |
Advisor: Kevin Nagiashi Student(s): Chloe Santiago |
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Latino Student Union |
The Latino Student Union aims to promote cultural awareness and representation of Latino students within the JMHS community. This club seeks to celebrate and educate others about the rich diversity of Latino cultures and foster a strong sense of identity and pride. |
Every other Thursday in room 501 |
Advisor: Carlitos Cortez: Student(s): Jacqueline Lozano |
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Look to the Light |
To make a safe space for students to learn about the Bible and be encouraged by the Gospel. With our club staff being Christian, we are a welcoming club to all on campus. |
Every Monday during lunch in room 522 |
Advisor: Mr. Soto Student(s): Angelina Valencia |
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Marshall High PTSA Student Committee |
To be the gateway of representation of Marshall students to the PTSA at our school, district, state, and country. To foster student engagement in the PTSA and to help elevate student’s voices and support in our school and general community. |
Every Monday during lunch in room 505 |
Advisor: Esther Rhee Student(s): Georgia Kelly |
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Marshall Magnet Leadership Club |
To plan, promote, and participate in community engagement activities within the Marshall Magnet Program. Students will be given opportunities to foster the student environment within the Magnet by advocating for their community, developing leadership skills, and fundraising for the Magnet student body. |
Every Tuesday during lunch in room 505 |
Advisor: Kimberly Harada Student(s): Francis Alindada |
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Media Analysis Club |
The purpose of the Media Analysis Club is to observe and analyze crucial scenes and moments in various pieces of media, whether that be in film or novels. Some days, we will view scenes from famous movies and break down what happened piece by piece, some days we will discuss general themes often used to provoke certain ideas or feelings of the viewer. A perfect outlet to geek out, have fun, and improve listening/ observing skills along with picking up on subtle details, allowing for better writing and storytelling skills. |
Every Monday during lunch in room 410 |
Advisor: Kimberly Kato Student(s): Julia Gomes |
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Mud-Slingers |
To allow students of John Marshall High School to explore their creative freedoms through the art of pottery and ceramics. In this club, students will learn the basics of handling clay with the help of the ceramics teacher as well as me and my co-founders. |
Every Monday during lunch and after school |
Advisor: Sofia Mas Student(s): Annabel Robertson |
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Rap Hip Hop and Music Producers Club |
The purpose of the Rap Hip Hop and Music Producers Club is to provide performance opportunities for Marshall students and provide fundraising opportunities for needed supplies, materials, and other expenses. |
Meet on Wednesdays once a month during lunch |
Advisor: Alex Ramirez |
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Red Cross Club |
The John Marshall High School American Red Cross Club aims to uphold the mission and core values of the American Red Cross; a humanitarian organization that aims to prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. Our Club aims to uphold the American Red Cross Vision Statement, target our youth and the surrounding community to be familiar with the purpose of the American Red Cross, better educate our community to be ready and prepared for unexpected times of disaster, learn new skills, and support our armed services and reunite broken families. As members and Youth Volunteers for the American Red Cross, our Club aspires to turn compassion to action, through service and awareness; while developing character and leadership values. |
Every Tuesday during lunch in room 528 |
Advisor: Jared Levin Student(s): Thomas Van Natter |
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Rock Climbing Club |
Rock climbing and strength competitions |
Thursdays biweekly in room 205 |
Advisor: Mr. Moore Student(s): Abram Goldstein |
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R.V.A (real visual arts) |
To provide students with a place students with a place to express themselves artistically and receive instruction by teacher Barish on improving and developing their creative capabilities. By participating, students can not only foster their creativity but also learn to collaborate with peers and gain confidence in their work. Additionally, students will be given opportunities to practice for AP art portfolios and enter art competitions. Meetings would occur every Thursday and each meeting would [TK] but students could also come to share their work or just to have a supportive and collaborative environment for creating art |
Every other Thursday during lunch in room 134 |
Advisor: Rachel Barish Student(s): Joshua Her |
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SAS Leadership |
Uniting the students of SAS and Marshall through fundraisers, events, and weekly meetings |
Every Wednesday during lunch |
Advisor: Amanda Au Student(s): Markus Merriam Pippa Mahmood: |
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S.E.N.D |
To promote diversity and equality on campuses across LUAS through partner schools like Eagle Rock High School, Dominguez High School, OSCA, through the use of shared experiences |
Every Tuesday Ms. Au room 309 |
Advisor: Amanda Au Student(s): Aidan Warner |
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Scholarly Club |
To help students gain access to scholarships outside opportunity, creating an environment amongst students with similar interests and goals. |
Every in room 304 |
Advisor: Amanda Au Student(s): Keili A. Ramirez Saldana |
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Scrapbooking |
To create collages, journals, and scrapbooks |
Every other Thursday in room 503 |
Advisor: Robert Urkofsky Student(s): India Ives |
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SES Leadership |
SES students will gain foundational knowledge of the complex relationship between humans and the environment and develop as activists who collaborate to solve issues of sustainability and environmental justice |
Every Monday during lunch in room 729 |
Advisor: Ms. Feek
Student(s): Hayley Rodriguez
Jorge Ramon
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Socratic Society Club (debate club) |
For members to engage in deep, thought-provoking debates, challenging each other’s idea through dialogue, inspired by the Socratic method |
Every Wednesday during lunch in room 355 |
Advisor: Mr. Zeccola Student(s): Kirsten Hong |
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Students Run LA |
The mission of Students Run LA is to challenge underserved secondary students to experience the benefits of goal-setting, character development, adult mentoring and improved health by providing them with a truly life-changing experience: The training for and completion of the Los Angeles Marathon. |
After School in room 723 |
Advisor: Brian Pfeffer Student(s): Yuvraj Virk Anthony Cotek: |
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The Achievers Club |
In the Achievers club, we strive to create a calming safe environment for students when feeling overwhelmed and alone. In this club we set goals, individual or group goals where we can strive to pass a certain test or just something as simple as not procrastinating your homework. Even researching or applying for sc scholarships, internships, and colleges, can all be accomplished here where everyone would help each other making the process less stressful. In this club, people are welcome to ask for help with assignments or just interested in learning about a different subject or class. Although, the most important part about the achiever’s club is that it is a safe support system at school among peers for students to ease the transition from middle school to even college |
Every other Wednesday in room 134 |
Advisor: Rachel Barish Student(s): Joshua Her |
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The Dungeons & Dragons Club |
To allow students to socialize together and learn teamwork through roleplaying characters in a game to exercise their imaginations and creativity. |
Monday during lunch in room 727 |
Advisor: Mr. Brock Student(s): Oliver Clark |
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The Helping Hands Club |
Our club’s purpose is to make donations to organizations such s Cars for Hospitalized Children and other hospitals as well. Some examples, of this include creating bracelets, writing letters, doing donation drives, etc. These items will be donated to people with serious illnesses along with others in need. Aside from donating, we will also take time to educate our members about other volunteering opportunities with other organizations. We will give detailed information on what these organizations require when you volunteer and the places where you can find them. |
Every Tuesday in room 527 |
Advisor: Ms. Zarate: Student(s): Nathaly Ortiz: Yuliana Rodriguez: |
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The John Marshall High School Philosophy |
To allow an environment for the reading, discussion, writing, and debate of philosophy. Students will be able to learn more about this field to analyze their ideas and the ideas of others. |
Biweekly on Tuesdays during lunch in room 355 |
Advisor: Mr. Zeccola Student(s): Philip Rodas |
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The Listening Club |
A student collective for the musically-rapt and indifferent alike, where artists from Outkast, to Curtis Mayfield, to Sun Ra, to Dizzy Gillespie, to Bach, will find themselves at the heart of discussion, discourse, newly-found friendships, and most importantly: listening. |
Every Wednesday during lunch in room 723 |
Advisor: Mr. Pfeffer Student(s): Jude Turrey |
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The Musical Theatre |
The purpose of this club will be to provide the Marshall community with a different type of art form. We want to extend ourselves to bring a club that this school has never seen before, and hasn’t been accessible in a long time. If possible, the club would like to hopefully have the opportunity for students to be able to perform through song and dance in certain events. Overall, this organization will serve as an art form to prompt self-expression and positivity |
Every Thursday during lunch in room 610 |
Advisor: Maria Fernandez [email protected] Student(s): Irene Isabel Tadena [email protected] |
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The Sunrise Club |
Educating members and the community about environmental issues and sustainable practices. Organizing events and campaigns to promote ecological conservation. Collaborate with other organizations and groups to enhance environmental effects |
Advisor: Ms. Kassam-Clay Student(s): Emma Fairbrother |