It's a wrap!

We closed down the summer with a phenomenal group of students from Trenton, Princeton, and Willingboro High School Making Visions Possible program who participated in our Sports Media Program.

With the engaging hands-on instruction of Executive Producer Leontyne Anglin, the students worked together to develop original show ideas, conducted interviews with the special guests, created a production schedule, and taped 3 LIVE segments in the studio!

All students received certificates and their own personal autographed photo of Former Philadelphia Eagle Reggie "Truck" Brown.

Thanks to MVP Program Director Greg Smith, Guest Facilitators Olena Feltes, Reggie Brown, and Princeton Community Television for providing the great venue.

Beyond Expectations extends our congratulations to Ms. Jacqui Ivey (pictured second from right), one half of the husband and wife ownership team of our core partner -- The Conservatory Mansion. Once home to the Trenton Conservatory of Music, it's a place for artists to instruct, perform and display their handiwork. The Mansion is a must-see tourist attraction and a true hidden gem in downtown Trenton, New Jersey.

Jacqui (Dent) Ivey ’92 was recently honored as one of eight inductees into the Occidental College Athletics Hall of Fame as perhaps the greatest female track and field student-athlete in storied history. As reported, she stole the show at the 1992 NCAA Division III Outdoor National Championships, winning national championships in the 400 and 800-meter events and a third as the anchor of Oxy’s first-place 1,600-meter relay team. She also earned All-American honors in the 200 that year. She holds Oxy records in the 400, 400 relay, 1,600 relay and the 800.

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It's a wrap!

Congratulations Hall of Famer Jacqui Ivey

Students develop concept for PSA