About Us: Biographies
Jennine Faruque, Sejal Sharma, Kalea Wen
This project is in affiliation with the diverse research program at the Governor's School program at Innovation Park at the George Mason University. The Governor’s School @ Innovation Park (GS@IP) is a partial-day Academic Year Governor’s School program with a focus on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines. GS@IP serves the school divisions of Manassas City, Manassas Park City, and Prince William County and is housed on George Mason University Prince William Campus. Students attend science, mathematics, engineering, research, and computer science classes at GS@IP in the mornings then return to their base high schools in the afternoons to take courses in social studies, language arts, and electives as well as to participate in extracurricular activities.
Jennine Faruque
November 2020
I am a junior at the Governor School @ Innovation Park. I have been involved in a number of science and math related activities and continue to work on research projects. I aspire to work in the field of physics.
Sejal Sharma
November 2020
I am an eleventh grade student at the prestigious Governor's School program at Innovation Park at the George Mason University. In my free time, I enjoy listening to music and reading. I am interested in mathematics, engineering, and VEX robotics, which I am the president of at Osbourn Park High School. I also play the viola in the Chamber music program at OPHS.
Kalea Wen
November 2020
I am an 11th grade student at the GS@IP and Patriot High School. I am
interested in physics and computer science research, and I play alto saxophone and do robotics.