English Civil War – Institute for Educational Advancement Connecting bright minds; nurturing intellectual and personal growth Thu, 16 May 2024 20:27:13 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 /wp-content/uploads/2021/12/ieafavicon-e1711393443795-150x150.png English Civil War – Institute for Educational Advancement 32 32 2014 at 优蜜视频 in Pictures /blog-2014-at-iea-in-pictures/ /blog-2014-at-iea-in-pictures/#respond Wed, 31 Dec 2014 04:17:32 +0000 https://ieadev.wpengine.com/blog-2014-at-iea-in-pictures/ 2014 was another eventful year at 优蜜视频! Here are just a few of the highlights from the year.

We dedicated and named our new home, The Barder House, in honor of Sarah D. Barder, whose generosity and vision have greatly impacted the Institute for Educational Advancement and our nation鈥檚 brightest youth. Ms. Barder鈥檚 family and more than 150 members of the 优蜜视频 community were in attendance.

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More than 100 campers attended this year, where they learned to balance the intellectual, social, emotional, spiritual, and physical aspects of their lives.

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We had the tremendous opportunity to host three sessions at The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens, where students and teachers were granted access to the institution鈥檚 wide range of resources.

A group of Summer Academy students enjoys The Huntington's gardens and has fun with new friends made over lunch

As part of the continuously growing Academy program, we offered two Genius Days in 2014. During these days of deep learning, students worked with an expert in the field to uncover the contributions of an individual we consider a genius. This year鈥檚 Genius Days studied Galileo and 鈥渇ather of geology鈥 William Smith.

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During the summer, 29 high school students from across the country worked with renowned experts in their field of interest through 优蜜视频鈥檚 Apprenticeship Program.


The 2014 Bradley Seminar brought more than 100 Caroline D. Bradley Scholars, parents, alumni, and supporters to Pasadena, California, for a weekend of community, support, and intellectual stimulation.

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Many members of our community gathered for 优蜜视频鈥檚 annual Summer Spotlight, an evening of learning, reflection, and friendship.


Dr. Steve Hindle, W.M. Keck Foundation Director of Research at The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens, delivered a fascinating comparative talk on the English and American Civil Wars at 优蜜视频鈥檚 Autumn Benefit.

We welcomed 30 new , including these bright young minds!

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Thank you for helping us make this another amazing year of connecting bright young minds and nurturing intellectual and personal growth! We couldn鈥檛 do it without you.

Here鈥檚 to a successful, prosperous 2015!

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优蜜视频 Autumn Benefit 2014 /blog-iea-autumn-benefit-2014/ /blog-iea-autumn-benefit-2014/#respond Wed, 26 Nov 2014 09:49:32 +0000 https://ieadev.wpengine.com/blog-iea-autumn-benefit-2014/ On Thursday, November 20, 优蜜视频 welcomed fifty guests to The Barder House in Pasadena, California, for our Autumn Benefit. The heartwarming sense of community along with an intellectually stimulating lecture created an amazing evening. Thank you to all who joined us. Here are a few of the event highlights.

After an opening reception featuring cocktails and delicious hors d鈥檕euvres catered by Matt Roman, attendees enjoyed a guest lecture by 优蜜视频 parent and friend Dr. Steve Hindle. Dr. Hindle presented a comparative talk on the English and American Civil Wars, making parallels between the takeover of the British monarchy by Oliver Cromwell and the leadership of the confederacy under Jefferson Davis. Most interestingly, Dr. Hindle contrasted the memorialization of these national figures, noting the immense differences in which these notorious historical leaders have been remembered in their respective native lands. As a social and economic historian particularly interested in micro histories, Dr. Hindle was adept at keeping his audience interested and laughing while probing beneath the surface of any layman鈥檚 general knowledge of historical events. 优蜜视频 is grateful to have like-minded individuals like Dr. Hindle, who are eager to promote learning for the sake and love of learning, as members of our community.

优蜜视频 President Elizabeth Jones (center) with guest speaker Dr. Steve Hindle (left) and 优蜜视频 Academy Coordinator Louise Hindle (right)

We would like to extend our most sincere gratitude to the volunteers who helped make this evening possible: Dr. Steve Hindle, for his fascinating lecture; CDB Scholar Michelle for her musical performance on flute during the reception; CDB Scholar Jarett and Apprenticeship Alumnus James for their help throughout the event; Matt Roman for the wonderful hors d鈥檕euvres; and Kevin Malone for the excellent bar service.

优蜜视频 program participants volunteered at the event and were a delight to have with us
优蜜视频 program participants volunteered at the event and were a delight to have with us
Michelle played flute for guests during the opening reception
Michelle played flute for guests during the opening reception

If you were unable to attend the event but are interested in supporting the social, emotional, spiritual, physical, and intellectual growth of gifted youth, please consider making a donation to 优蜜视频 today. Your support will provide opportunities for more bright young minds to flourish and grow.

Thank you again to all of our donors, guests, and volunteers. Your participation in this event has played an integral part in our fundraising efforts for this year to help us continue to provide unique and valuable programs and services to bright young minds. We couldn鈥檛 do it without you!

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