Mr. Doherty completes intensive research project
James Dougherty, a Morgan Hill resident and member of the Class of 2024 majoring in robotics at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), will be teaching all four of his graduating students as part of the university’s signature project-based educational experience. He said he recently completed his graduation thesis, which is required for first-year students. Press release from WPI.
This project, “Needle Insertion Mechanism for Robot-Assisted Biopsies,” is Doherty’s Major Qualified Project (MQP), which is typically team-based and often in partnership with a university, to provide highly specialized Focuses on problems and needs. Student work.
“It is inspiring to see the creativity and skill that our students bring to these projects and the professionalism with which they present their research,” said Interim Dean and Director of Undergraduate Research Arne Gericke. “Their experience managing such large projects, including identifying problems and managing team dynamics over long periods of several months while exploring all their implications and possible solutions, It prepares them well for success later on, not just in their first job,” but throughout their career. ”
Goff named to dean’s list
Morgan Hill College of Liberal Arts sophomore Scott Goff was among approximately 740 Bob Jones University students named to the Spring 2024 Dean’s List. The Dean’s List recognizes students who earn a grade point average of 3.00 to 3.74 during the semester.
Meditation Workshop June 8th
The “Day of Peace” Mindfulness Meditation Workshop will be held June 8 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Morgan Hill House, Villa Mira Monte, 17860 Monterey Road. This workshop will be led by James Morrison, who has been a Buddhist monk for over 30 years.
This workshop is suitable for both beginners and experienced practitioners and includes the basics of sitting, walking, and eating meditation. Teachings are provided on a donation basis. Participation is limited.
Please contact Carol for more information and reservations. [email protected]. This event is sponsored by the AAUW Morgan Hill Chapter.
Cops and robbers gang supports public safety
The Community Law Enforcement Foundation (CLEF) of Morgan Hill will hold its annual Cops & Robbers Ball on September 21st at Guglielmo Winery.
The event will include silent and live auctions, dinner, music, dancing and more, according to CLEF’s website. CLEF board members and supporters will also present the foundation’s annual award to local business owner and Morgan Hill Chamber of Commerce CEO and president Nick Gaich.
The theme for this year’s ball is “boot bow ties and glitter.”
CLEF is a Morgan Hill nonprofit organization that supports “public safety through partnerships that provide resources to help the Morgan Hill Police Department deliver the highest level of service to the community,” according to the organization’s statement. It is stated on the website.
The ball will be held on September 21st from 5pm to 10pm. Guglielmo Winery is located at 1480 East Main Ave. Tickets cost $125 per person.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the CLEF website at morganhillclef.org/events.
