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St. Andrew’s Names 28 D!Lab Interns, Supported by Derek Park Fund

D!Lab Director Chuck James announced the 2022 cohort of D!Lab Interns on Tuesday, whose projects are supported by the Derek J. Park Fund Grant for Creative Innovation. D!Lab interns are certified on the design lab’s 3D printer, laser cutter, and milling machine, and can use each to work on independent projects.
Derek Park was a student at St. Andrew’s from sixth grade through the first trimester of his ninth-grade year when he died on November 26, 2011. Established shortly after his death, the fund has supported St. Andrew’s teachers and Upper School students in their individual and/or collaborative pursuit of innovative research, learning opportunities, and personal development in those areas that interested Derek: nature and the outdoors, art and design, robotics, and scientific experimentation.
 
This D!Lab Internship opportunity for materials and specialist training was created by the Derek Park Fund. D!Lab Interns are trained in general safety procedures for the D!Lab as well as provided specific machine endorsements. Interns are awarded certification by James, which enables the student to work independently in the lab on individual and class projects, robotics, or new technologies.
 
The 28 interns this year include Derek's younger sister, who is now a ninth-grader. Congratulations to all members of the 2022 cohort:
  • Ryan Agge ‘23
  • Noora Ahmed ‘25
  • Brian Alewine ’22
  • Kayla Bhatia ‘25
  • Samina Bhatia ‘25
  • Jayden Brown ’24
  • Madison Cochran ‘22
  • Abigail Gaughan ‘22
  • Aiden Keneally ‘25
  • Hannah Levin ‘25
  • Danny Lobsenz ‘25
  • Thomas Ludecke ‘25
  • Colby Makoske ‘22
  • Connor McCloy ‘22
  • Jack McCloy ‘22
  • Kate Odell ‘25
  • Kamdi Oguchi ‘24
  • Jessie Park ‘25
  • Andrew Piercey ‘25
  • Ian Sabin ‘25
  • Alexander Scarboro ‘22
  • Samuel Segal ‘23
  • C.J. Schlegel ‘22
  • Hannah Twomey ‘22
  • Jasmine Wang ‘24
  • Owen Whitman ‘22
  • Sam Wiesel ‘23
  • Michael Yehl ‘25
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal School is a private, coeducational college preparatory day school for students in preschool (Age 2) through grade 12, located in Potomac, Maryland.