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In this issue: Three Minutes with Clayton Miller, making decades of IoT data accessible and useful Mr. Scott honored with Scott Campus and Retiring from Durham School Advisory Board Quick Bytes: Mentors, Internships, Jenny Addante, Dan Hassing, the writings of Jeremy … Continue reading →

In this issue: Three Minutes with Julia (Warnke) Sommer, sequencing the genome of lemurs and more! Final mentoring program event of 2015-2016 Internships Needed for the some of the newest Scott Scholars Quick Bytes: Thoughts and Prayers, plus Kate (Dempsey) … Continue reading →

In this issue: Three Minutes with Derek Gardels, a reluctant expert in waste water Jeremy Neilson’s distinguished lecture on intellectual property Quick Bytes: fulfilling Mr. Scott’s vision, Hockey Games, Zach Ramaekers, Code Crush, and new dorms Three Minutes with Derek … Continue reading →

In this issue: Three Minutes with Jessica Errett Travis Deyle Awarded MIT Technology Review’s “35 Innovators Under 35” (TR35) Award Quick Bytes Three Minutes with Jessica Errett Jessica Errett became a Scott Scholar in 2002. She is from Harlan, Iowa … Continue reading →

In this issue: Three Minutes with John Oerter Mentoring Program: About to Kickoff Quick Bytes Three Minutes with John Oerter John Oerter became a Scott Scholar in 2010. He is from Hastings, Nebraska and a graduate of Adams Central High … Continue reading →

In this issue: Three Minutes with Kristina Wylie Scott Scholar Mentoring Program: Would you like to have a direct impact on the current Scott Scholars? Quick Bytes Three Minutes with Kristina Wylie Kristina Wylie became a Scott Scholar in 2006. … Continue reading →

The PKI Distinguished Lecture Series continues this semester with Ms. Priscilla Guthrie, the former chief information officer of the Office of the Director for National Intelligence. The event will be held on April 2nd, 2015 at PKI. The Peter Kiewit … Continue reading →

The plan is to release “Bridges and Bytes” quarterly. Please send any feedback or content ideas to Kyle Hoback. In this issue: Three Minutes with Bryan and Stephanie Guy A summary of the Special Reception for Walter Scott Quick Bytes … Continue reading →

Jon DeJong is originally from Omaha, Nebraska and graduated high school in Urbandale, Iowa. He started his Scott Scholarship in 1998 and graduated from PKI in 2002 in Computer Science. He currently lives in Minneapolis and works for Object Partners. … Continue reading →

Steve Ryherd is originally from Ankeny, Iowa. He started his Scott Scholarship in 2001 and graduated from PKI in 2006 with a Master’s of Architectural Engineering. He currently lives in Atlanta and works for Arpeggio Acoustic Consulting, LLC. Contact him … Continue reading →