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Down in the game's waning seconds, Mr. Hawkins put in Anthony Smedley, a 5-foot-7 sophomore with quick hands, for defensive purposes. Smedley stole the ball, dribbled down the right side of the court and launched a foot jump shot from the corner.

Smedley's aim was true, and Carver took home the trophy. About 15, fans, including Mayor Richard J. Daley, gathered at Carver to welcome their heroes home. Contribute to our 20 Campaign. Education MegaMenu.

Higher Education. Classroom Support. Larry Hawkins. Biography Donate Now. List of Stories in The HistoryMakers Digital Archive Tape: 1 Slating of Larry Hawkins' interview Larry Hawkins lists his favorites Larry Hawkins describes his maternal family background Larry Hawkins briefly describes his mother Larry Hawkins talks briefly about his paternal family background Larry Hawkins remembers his maternal grandfather and talks about inheriting the square-dance calling tradition Larry Hawkins describes his maternal grandmother and spending time with his grandparents Larry Hawkins briefly describes his father Larry Hawkins talks about his family's migration to Chicago, Illinois Larry Hawkins describes the sights and sounds of his childhood neighborhood on the South Side of Chicago, Illinois, pt.

Daley's support of the Carver High School basketball team Larry Hawkins remembers his former player, Bishop Robert Lewis Larry Hawkins talks about how s American politics affected high school students in Chicago, Illinois Larry Hawkins reflects upon his coaching career in high school sports and the sports community in Altgeld Gardens Homes.

Tape: 5 Larry Hawkins talks about joining the faculty of the University of Chicago as director in the Office of Special Programs in Larry Hawkins talks about tension between the University of Chicago and the Woodlawn and Hyde Park neighborhoods on Chicago, Illinois' South Side Larry Hawkins describes youth programming and initiatives in support of at-risk youth at the University of Chicago, pt.

Upward Bound is part of TRiO , a group of federally-funded, pre-college opportunity programs. TRiO programs seek to motivate and support students from disadvantaged backgrounds in their pursuit of a college degree. Academic enrichment activities are held from a. After-school tutorials are held from p.

Monday through Thursday. Additional workshops and seminars on college, financial aid, and career research and planning are held throughout the year. All OSP-CP activities are designed to teach core academic content, address student readiness for college, and help students and parents understand the college and financial aid application and admissions process.

Upward Bound enrichment activities take students around the city and country to visit colleges and other cultural attractions. Students may attend plays and musicals and visit museums, art galleries, and national monuments. For six weeks during the summer, there will be programming.

Students attend academic classes from a. Monday through Thursday and participate in field trips, enrichment activities, and testing on Fridays. This programming provides opportunities for students to live on campus while they attend classes. Parents must attend Parent University and monthly information sessions. They must also participate in workshops, seminars, and college and scholarship application processes.

The UChicago S. Initiative, a multi-year science enrichment program that provides over contact hours per year, is open to 9th- and 10th-grade students attending any Chicago Public School.

This sustained engagement offers UCSI participants the opportunity to become familiar with the university research community and the culture of science. Our students have the opportunity to meet and work with astronomers and physicists, handle high-tech scientific instruments, and explore our universe through the Space Explorers Program, operated by the KICP.

Participants are selected based on interest and commitment rather than abilities. Students participate in weekly hands-on, in-depth laboratory sessions, residential science institutes, visits to research labs, and enrichment field trips. The Space Explorers Program immerses these students in the process of doing science with the hope of increasing their abilities and interest in math and science.

Ultimately, the program aims to improve their potential to succeed in high school and beyond. To apply, please visit our Apply page.