Meet Angelique Maldonado

Angelique Works for the Water Utility in Albuquerque, NM. She is a graduate student at the University of New Mexico.

Angelique works with the Water Balance for the Water Resources available in Albuquerque, NM. Science doesn't stop with work for Angelique. Her work for the TELE project extends out to students in Nepal, and Albuquerque, NM. Nora Nevera and Angelique Maldonado, in coordination with the OLIT program at the University of New Mexico have created a Science Resource to ‘Bridge the Gap’ between the students from Nagarjuna, Nepal and the students from St. Pius X High School, Albuquerque.

St. Pius High School students strive to develop well-rounded individuals. The many extra-curricular clubs and organizations, including TELE, offered at the school provide activities for students to develop leadership, serve the community, reach out to other students and learn outside the classroom.

Nagarjuna believes that “Students should not be just book worms”, therefore we make every effort to provide them great deals of opportunities to broaden no only their subject knowledge but also comprehensive knowledge with the recent developments. Science continues into the summer for some students who participate as summer field research apprentices in nearby wildlife reserves.

	Now you have met the explorers, you can be an explorer yourself.