Student Photos

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	Rachel Karas of Flushing High School meets with Congressman Dale E. Kildee while participating in the Presidential Classroom program. Presidential Classroom is a civic education program that encourages outstanding students to aspire to leadership.
	Michigan’s 5th Congressional District 2008 Congressional Art Competition winner, Craig Kelly Jr., will have his work, Lisa, displayed in the U.S. Capitol for one year along with other qualifying pieces from every Congressional District in the nation. In addition, Craig will be eligible to receive a $5,000 scholarship from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia to study at that school.
	A Self Portrait of 2008 Congressional Art Competition District Finalist Mimi Dang of Flushing High School will be displayed in one of Rep. Kildee’s 5th District Congressional Offices.
	Springtime, a second work of 2008 Congressional Art Competition District Finalist Mimi Dang of Flushing High School will be displayed in one of Rep. Kildee’s 5th District Congressional Offices.
	Brandon, a photograph by 2008 Congressional Art Competition District Finalist Brianna Johnston of Caro High School will be displayed in one of Rep. Kildee’s 5th District Congressional Offices.
	Leaf on Grass, a photograph by 2008 Congressional Art Competition District Finalist Samantha Koch of Flushing High School will be displayed in one of Rep. Kildee’s 5th District Congressional Offices.
	April Flowers, a photograph by 2008 Congressional Art Competition District Finalist Kara Mooney of Caro High School will be displayed in one of Rep. Kildee’s 5th District Congressional Offices. Mooney is a two-time finalist. Her 2007 photograph, A Walk Through the Cemetery, was also displayed in a District office.
	This untitled work by 2008 Congressional Art Competition District Finalist Cinthia Montague of Clio High School will be displayed in one of Rep. Kildee’s 5th District Congressional Offices.
	Finding Freedom, a piece by 2008 Congressional Art Competition District Finalist Veronica Osowski of Mayville High School will be displayed in one of Rep. Kildee’s 5th District Congressional Offices.
	Portrait of an African American Woman, a piece by 2008 Congressional Art Competition District Finalist Alyssa Prince of Davison High School will be displayed in one of Rep. Kildee’s 5th District Congressional Offices.
	Media Frenzy, a piece by 2008 Congressional Art Competition District Finalist Amer Sahoury of Clio High School will be displayed in one of Rep. Kildee’s 5th District Congressional Offices.
	Jenna Lanzon of Linden High School in Linden, MI, won first place in the 2007 Congressional Arts Competition for her work Purple Aster. The Congressional Arts Competition is held in each of the 435 Congressional Districts to highlight the importance of art education. Her work, Purple Aster, will be displayed in the hallway of the U.S. Capitol for one year along with other qualifying pieces from every Congressional District in the nation. In addition, Jenna will be eligible to receive a $5,000 scholarship from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia to study at that school.
	Anastassia Fulmer of Grand Blanc High School in Grand Blanc, MI, is a finalist in the 2007 Congressional Arts Competition for her work, Still Life. As a finalist in the competition, her work, Still Life, will be displayed in Congressman Kildee’s district offices on a rotating basis.
	Kara Mooney of Caro High School in Caro, MI, is a finalist in the 2007 Congressional Arts Competition for her work, A Walk Through the Cemetery. As a finalist in the competition, her work, A Walk Through the Cemetery, will be displayed in Congressman Kildee’s district offices on a rotating basis.
	Mark Stevenson of Michigan Lutheran Seminary in Saginaw, MI, is a finalist in the 2007 Congressional Arts Competition for his work, Life Goes On. As a finalist in the competition, his work, Life Goes On, will be displayed in Congressman Kildee’s district offices on a rotating basis.
	Jenna Larzon of Linden High School in Linden, MI, received a finalist distinction in the 2007 Congressional Arts Competition for her work, Hibiscus. As a finalist in the competition, her work, Hibiscus, will be displayed in Congressman Kildee’s district offices on a rotating basis.
	Congressman Kildee awards Amanda King of Linden with first place in the annual 5th District Congressional Arts Competition. King’s work, Sunset at Clover, will be displayed in the hallway of the U.S. Capitol beginning this summer for one year. It will be placed alongside works from students from all over the country and will be viewed by Members of Congress, their staff, and thousands of visitors touring the Capitol each week.
	Congressman Kildee recognizes Miss Jenna Lanzon of Fenton and her work, Puffins, an entry in the 5th District Congressional Arts Competition. Miss Lanzon submitted two pieces for the competition and both will be displayed at Congressman Kildee’s district offices.
	Congressman Kildee recognizes Miss Jazmine Clark of Grand Blanc and her work, Woliorb, an entry in the 5th District Congressional Arts Competition. Miss Clark’s piece will be displayed in Congressman Kildee’s district offices.
	Congressman Kildee recognizes Miss Anastassia Fulmer of Grand Blanc and her work, Daffodil, an entry in the 5th District Congressional Arts Competition. Miss Fulmer’s piece will be displayed in Congressman Kildee’s district offices.
	Congressman Kildee meets with Robbie Rankey of Bay City in his Washington office. Rankey had met with Kildee previously while Vice Chairman of the Michigan Federation of Teenage Republicans.
	Congressman Kildee meets with the Jacques family on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. The family was part of a group of students and parents of The Valley School in Flint visiting Washington.
	Congressman Kildee talks about the history of the U.S. Capitol while speaking to students of the Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy during their trip to Washington, DC. The students toured the Capitol Dome as part of their visit.
	Congressman Kildee meets with students from Swartz Creek, Michigan, participating in the nationwide Close Up program during their trip to Washington in March. Students in Close Up take part in a week-long series of programs to learn about the democratic process and American government.
	Congressman Kildee meets with Ashley Smith of Goodrich High School during her trip to Washington, DC. Smith visited the office while participating in the Presidential Classroom program.
	Congressman Kildee speaks to students from Linden Middle School about his roles and responsibilities as a Member of Congress during their trip to Washington, D.C. Kildee spoke to 236 students from Linden during their annual trip to Washington.
	Congressman Kildee met with Nick Farrell of Orchard Lake St. Mary’s and Amber Mitchell of Davison High School during their trip to Washington, D.C.
	Congressman Kildee met with Bobby Proffer of Mount Morris during his trip to Washington, D.C. Proffer is Vice President of Alumni Development for Michigan DECA, an association of students who are planning careers in marketing, management and entrepreneurship.
	Congressman Kildee met with Joe Gaus of Saginaw during his trip to Washington, D.C. Gaus attends Nouvel Catholic Central High School in Saginaw.
	Congressman Kildee met with Lauren Quinlan of Millington, MI, during her trip to Washington, D.C. Quinlan visited Congressman Kildee while participating in the National Youth Leadership Conference.
	Congressman Kildee met with Irina Tipke, Sylvanna Lehmann and Marlon Celso during their trip to Washington, D.C. Tipke and Lehmann, from Germany, and Celso, from the Philippines, all participated in exchange programs at schools in the 5th District.
	Congressman Kildee met with Kathrin Doege and her son, Stefan, during their trip to Washington, D.C. Stefan, a native of Leipzig, Germany, studied at Bay City Central High School this past year as part of an exchange program.
	Congressman Kildee spoke to over 50 students and chaperones from Handy Middle School of Bay City in the U.S. Capitol’s Statuary Hall during their trip to Washington, D.C. Congressman Kildee also brought the students to the House floor and answered questions about his responsibilities and policy positions as a Member of Congress.
	Congressman Kildee spoke to over 230 students and chaperones from Linden Middle School of Linden, MI, in the U.S. Capitol’s Statuary Hall during their trip to Washington, D.C. Congressman Kildee also brought the students to the House floor and answered questions about his responsibilities and policy positions as a Member of Congress.
	Congressman Kildee meets with Mr. David Zhen of Grand Blanc, MI, during his visit to Washington, D.C. as part of the Council for Undergraduate Research’s “Posters on the Hill” exhibition. David, an undergraduate student in the University of Michigan’s Department of Neurology, was one of 60 undergraduate students from across the nation to visit Capitol Hill to present the results of their independent research in science, engineering, and mathematics.
	Congressman Kildee meets with over 50 students and chaperones from Holy Redeemer School during their trip to Washington, D.C.
	Congressman Kildee speaks about current issues before Congress with 45 Close-Up students from Fenton High School and Goodrich High School during their visit to Washington, D.C.
	Congressman Kildee met with 60 Close-Up students from Bentley High School, Kearsley High School, Lakeville High School, Davison High School, Montrose High School, Hamady High School and Powers High School during their visit to Washington, D.C.
	Nicholas Shaheen met with Congressman Kildee while participating in the National Youth Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C.
	Natalya Volgina, a student at Carman-Ainsworth, and Grace Foley, a student at Millington High School, visited Congressman Kildee in his Washington, D.C. office while participating in the Presidential Classroom Program.
	Central Michigan University students Aaron Romoslawski, Leonard Harrison, John Kaczynski, Ryan Naudi and Allie Fraley met with Congressman Kildee to discuss Higher Education Legislation and the "No Child Left Behind" Act.
	Diana Flora, Adrian Montague and Neil Scheifer visited Congressman Kildee while participating in the National Youth Leadership Conference.
	Congressman Kildee met with Garrett Fridline in his Washington, D.C. office. Garrett, a junior at Powers Catholic High School, visited Congressman Kildee while participating in the National Young Leaders Conference.
	Congressman Kildee recently met with Robbie Rankey, Vice Chairman of the Michigan Federation of Teenage Republicans, in his Washington, D.C. office.
	University of Michigan Students Bill Kelly, Mike Borror, Jon-Michael Gaylor and Vanessa Ferguson met with Congressman Kildee during a recent visit to Washington, D.C.
	Congressman Kildee met with Ashley Woodcock in his Washington, D.C. office. Ashley, a junior at Bridgeport High School, visited Congressman Kildee while participating in the National Young Leaders Conference.