"For change to take place, people of color have to consistently keep themselves involved in technology, because that's the method of communication… technology's the future." - Anthony Bravo, SMASH Scholar
SMASH – the Summer Math And Science Honors Academy - is a program of the Level Playing Field Institute (LPFI) a San Francisco based non-profit. SMASH is a three-year math and science enrichment program for high-achieving, low-income, underrepresented high school students of color in the San Francisco Bay Area. SMASH helps students to excel in science, technology, engineering and math and prepare to succeed in four-year colleges and universities.
SMASH Technology highlights the SMASH Video program. SMASH Video was the first course to give SMASH scholars an opportunity to express themselves and their unique views on the world using video. The course was a favorite among the 2008 SMASH Senior class.
SMASH Technology II: This video highlights the outcomes of the 2010 SMASH Video course. SMASH scholars created some phenomenal short films, documentaries, and public service announcements using Final Cut Express and Canon HD cameras.
Smashcast is the Communications And Social Technology (CAST) branch of the Summer Math & Science Honors Academy (SMASH). The blog is updated regularly by SMASH students throughout the academic year.
Smashcast is the Communications And Social Technology (CAST) branch of the Summer Math & Science Honors Academy (SMASH). The blog is updated regularly by SMASH students throughout the academic year.
Creative Media Lab 2011
SMASH VIDEO 2011
