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Recently completing his Master's course, Sanjin reflects on his time at the University of Huddersfield."Back in Paris, a group of UK universities came to talk about the courses available at each institution. After the presentations, the University of Huddersfield seemed the best choice for me and I decided to come to study the final year electronic and communication systems BEng."One of the reasons I came to the UK to study was the teaching methods; they are completely different to that of France, which has far more lectures and less independent study time. Also, I wanted to meet new people from different cultures and origins. I have been lucky enough to meet people from all around the world, Bangladesh, India, Slovakia, Poland and China."After my graduation, I was asked if I was interested in doing a Master's. I enjoyed the fact that the course was industry oriented, with lots of laboratory works. I know I have learned a lot during my time at Huddersfield."My proudest moment is by far the presentation of my Master's project to my lectures, I had put a lot of time and energy in to that project and I was really proud to show them the results of my hard work. "Just recently graduating, I am now pursuing a PhD in the area of renewable energy, a challenge that I am really looking forward to."
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Taking a moment out of your time to spend with a sickly child could mean the world to that boy or girl — especially when the person dropping by for a visit is the reigning back-to-back NBA MVP, Stephen Curry.
The Golden State Warriors point guard understands the value in that, meeting a young warrior in his own right.
According to CBS Sports, the NBA superstar used the Warriors' off day in Indianapolis on Sunday to visit Brody Stephens, a young fan with cancer. The two hit it off quite well, even exchanging jerseys.
Pretty touching stuff right here.
The 7-year-old Stephens has acute lymphoblastic leukemia with doctors giving him a 40-percent chance of beating it.
But like his hero Curry on the court, this kid has plenty of fight in him, having defeated a previous bout with cancer when he was just one year old before this battle with leukemia hit him in December 2015.
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Who are the Friends of Congleton Park?
Who are the Friends of Congleton Park?
The Friends of Congleton Park are a constituted group, formed in 2005, which aims to promote the use and awareness of the Park for the enjoyment of the public, in partnership with Cheshire East Council, under the Guidance and support of the Park Manager. The Group may act as a consultative body on the Park's developments, fund raise, and organize and support events. This body is also referred to as FOCP within this website, and in general.
The Friends welcome new members, and new ideas, and will encourage you to get actively involved.
Sponsorship for Congleton Park Events & Activities
This has included Events in the Park e.g. Rode Hall Brass Band, seed for the Pictoral Meadow and features such as the Bear Sculpture (near the Park Pavilion), equipment for the Community Store to support events in the park, restoration of features etc.
We undertake many activities in the park. For example we have:
- arranged a series of music concerts from the Park Bandstand each year.
- have undertaken planting of daffodils, to brighten up the north eastern entrance (Buglawton).
- purchased large board games and space hoppers for use as part of Park Fun-Day events.
- donated cycle racks for the park, the installation being paid for and undertaken by Congleton Borough Council (now Cheshire East).
Events and Volunteer Work in Congleton Park
The Friends support Community events in the Park by the loaning of equipment (e.g. barriers, signs, tables etc.) from the Community Store to ensure that the event is safe and enjoyable for visitors. Volunteer Work has included planting in Town Wood with native woodland wildflowers, cleaning benches etc.
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We are often seeking new members to become actively involved in our activities.
This could include helping out on our brass band concerts, organising fund raising activities, running and helping to man our fund raising stall at park events, or donating your time / labour / money.
Please Download our Application Form, or send your details to the Secretary using the E-Mail Link below.
Consultation about Congleton Park
The Friends of Congleton Park assist with consultations with target groups such as the choice and provision of play equipment for older children, assisting with the Annual Customer Satisfaction Survey, pedestrian bridge from Buglawton into the Park and so on.


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He has covered everything from high schools to horse racing to the college and the pros. The only thing he likes more than his own voice is the sound of readers telling him when he's right and wrong.
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OLIVER-PAUL ADAMS, originally from Stoke-On-Trent, England, trained at the Elmhurst School for Dance in Association with the Birmingham Royal Ballet, where he performed in classical works from Kenneth MacMillan and Peter Wright. Adams has performed with Slovak National Ballet, Sacramento Ballet, and Diablo Ballet, dancing principal and soloist roles in Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty, and works by Jiří Kylián and George Balanchine. He has also danced in contemporary works by Edwaard Liang, Septime Webre, Trey McIntyre, KT Nelson, and Post:Ballet's Robert Dekkers. Adams has choreographed for Sacramento Ballet, Sierra Nevada Ballet, and the San Francisco Symphony. Adams joined Smuin in 2017.
TESSA BARBOUR, a native of Albuquerque, New Mexico, trained at Alwin School of the Dance before studying abroad in Warrington, England on a scholarship awarded to her at the Cecchetti International Competition. She has danced with New Mexico Ballet, Connecticut Ballet and San Diego Ballet. Barbour has performed in Balanchine's Valse Fantasy and Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux set by Philip Neil, as well as soloist roles in original works by Javier Velasco including Seven Beauties. Barbour joined Smuin in 2016.
MENGJUN CHEN, a native of Wenzhou, China, trained at the Beijing Dance Academy and Joffrey Ballet Academy of Dance. After receiving his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Beijing Dance Academy, he joined Milwaukee Ballet where he performed major roles in Giselle, Swan Lake, Romeo & Juliet, The Nutcracker, Don Quixote, Cinderella, Dracula and La Boheme. Chen also performed contemporary works by Matthew Neenan, Gabrielle Lamb, Ma Cong, Amy Seiwert and Val Caniparoli. In 2014, he was a finalist in the USA International Ballet Competition. Chen joined Smuin Ballet in 2015.
ERICA CHIPP, of Lake Tahoe, Nevada, was invited to train at The Harid Conservatory at age fifteen. Her professional career began in 2004 at Festival Ballet Providence where she danced lead roles in Viktor Plotnikov's Cinderella, Agnes de Mille's Rodeo, Colleen Cavanaugh's Pippi and several ballets by George Balanchine. Chipp joined Smuin in 2010 where she has been featured in works by Jiří Kylián, Val Caniparoli, Helen Pickett, Amy Seiwert, Ma Cong and Micheal Smuin. Chipp performs yearly with Sierra Nevada Ballet, dancing principal roles in Giselle, Coppélia, Romeo & Juliet and Cinderella.
TEREZ DEAN, originally from Hudson Valley, New York, was accepted into the prestigious School of American Ballet, New York City Ballet's official school at age fifteen. She joined State Street Ballet of Santa Barbara in 2005, dancing a wide range of contemporary and classical works. Dean joined Smuin Ballet in 2008, and has been featured in works by Jiří Kylián, Trey McIntyre, Val Caniparoli, Helen Pickett, Amy Seiwert, Ma Cong, Adam Hougland, and Michael Smuin. While dancing full time, she has continued her education through the Saint Mary's College LEAP program.
ERICA FELSCH attended the North Carolina School of the Arts before joining San Francisco Ballet's pre-professional trainee program, where she performed in many company productions. Felsch danced with Colorado Ballet, Madison Ballet, Ballet Arizona and Sierra Nevada Ballet, where she performed the role of Odette/Odile in Swan Lake. She recently performed with the National Choreographers Initiative for the 2015 and 2016 sessions. Felsch joined Smuin in 2012.
VALERIE HARMON, of Lompoc, California, began her professional career with State Street Ballet. She joined Milwaukee Ballet in 2008 after completing the Nancy Einhorn Milwaukee Ballet II Program. Her featured roles include Odette in Swan Lake, Marie in The Nutcracker, Wendy in Peter Pan, Mina in Dracula, all by Michael Pink. Harmon has also enjoyed new works by Cameron McMillan, Mark Godden, Timothy O'Donnell, Mauro de Candia, Petr Zahradnícek and Val Caniparoli. In 2011, Harmon performed with Dance Grand Moultrie at Summerstage in New York. Harmon joined Smuin in 2016.
NICOLE HASKINS, a Venice Beach, California native, trained at the Westside School of Ballet and has danced with Sacramento Ballet, Washington Ballet, and Amy Seiwert's Imagery. Since joining Smuin in 2013, she counts Helen Pickett's Petal among her favorite works performed. As a choreographer, Haskins' work has been presented by Sacramento Ballet, Richmond Ballet, Amy Seiwert's Imagery, Smuin and the 2016 National Choreographic Initiative. Following her new works Fantasia and Joy to the World, choreographed for The Christmas Ballet, she will create a world premiere for Smuin's Dance Series 02 in spring 2017.
DUSTIN JAMES, a native of Houston, Texas, received his training at Houston Ballet's Ben Stevenson Academy. After dancing with Houston Ballet II, he joined BalletMet Columbus, where he performed roles such as Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream and Iago in John Butler's Othello. At Dance Theatre of Harlem, his repertoire included George Balanchine's Agon, Helen Pickett's When Love and Ulysses S. Dove's Dancing on the Front Porch of Heaven. He has danced with the National Choreographers Initiative and performed as a guest artist with Sierra Nevada Ballet. James joined Smuin in 2014.
ROBERT KRETZ, a native of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, studied at the Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet and the School of American Ballet in New York. Throughout eight years at Boston Ballet, he originated roles in Jorma Elo's Carmen/Illusions and In On Blue, and Helen Pickett's Tabula Rasa and performed featured roles in Jiří Kylián's No More Play, Wings of Wax and Tar and Feathers, Wayne McGregor's Chroma, Christopher Bruce's Rooster, and Jerome Robbins' Fancy Free. In 2014, he performed for Twyla Tharp Dance in New York City. Kretz joined Smuin in 2015.
BEN NEEDHAM-WOOD, hailing from Massachusetts, joined Louisville Ballet after graduating from the College-Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati, Ohio (magna cum laude). He has danced the role of Romeo in Alun Jones's Romeo & Juliet, Armand in Val Caniparoli's Lady of the Camellias, and featured roles in contemporary works by Adam Hougland, Helen Pickett, and Amy Seiwert. As an emerging choreographer, Needham-Wood has created works for Louisville Ballet, Dance Theatre of San Francisco, and Smuin. He is the co-creator of BaseBallet with Weston Krukow, a dance documentary short produced by Comcast Sports Network which won Best Arts/Entertainment-Feature/Segment at the Northern California Area Emmy Awards. Needham-Wood joined Smuin in 2013.
JONATHAN POWELL discovered his love for character roles with Memphis Ballet, dancing as The Writer in A Midsummer Night's Dream, an Ugly Stepsister in Cinderella, and as The Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz. With Smuin, Powell has performed in many works including Trey McIntyre's Oh, Inverted World, Amy Seiwert's Requiem and Michael Smuin's Brahms-Haydn Variations, Bluegrass/Slyde and To The Beatles. Powell joined Smuin in 2010.
LAUREN PSCHIRRER graduated from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts and apprenticed at Rochester City Ballet (New York) and the Joffrey Ballet. While with the Joffrey, she danced works by Alexei Kremnev, Francisco Avina, Sir Frederick Ashton, Michael Pink and George Balanchine. With Ballet Memphis, Pschirrer performed Matthew Neenan's The Darting Eyes, Gabrielle Lamb's I Am A Woman: Moult, and several roles including the pas de trois and Neopolitan in Swan Lake. She also originated two roles during the 2015 National Choreographers Initiative. Pschirrer joined Smuin in 2016.
BENJAMIN WARNER is originally from Boston, Massachusetts, where he trained at the Walnut Hill School for the Arts. He attended Indiana University where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Ballet Performance. With Ballet Memphis, Warner performed works by Julia Adam, Mark Godden and Trey McIntyre. Warner also danced with Alberta Ballet, where his repertoire included Phlegmatic in The Four Temperaments, a soloist in Divertimento No. 15 and A Forgotten Land by Jiří Kylián. Warner joined Smuin in 2016.
REX WHEELER, originally from London, England, trained at the Royal Ballet School and Elmhurst School for Dance. As a student he danced with the Birmingham Royal Ballet, Slovak National Ballet and Sacramento Ballet before joining Smuin in 2015. As a choreographer and a founding member of Capital Dance Project, Wheeler has created works for many organizations across the country including Sacramento Ballet, Richmond Ballet and the New York Choreographic Institute.
ERIN YARBROUGH-POWELL studied dance at the Interlochen Arts Academy. With Oakland Ballet, she performed the Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker and the lead in Cinderella. In 2003, Yarbrough-Powell received the Isadora Duncan Award for her portrayal of Giselle with the Oakland Ballet, a role taught to her by Frederic Franklin of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. With Smuin, she danced featured roles in Amy Seiwert's Revealing the Bridge, Michael Smuin's Romeo & Juliet and Jiří Kylián's Petite Mort. Yarbrough-Powell joined Smuin Ballet in 2003.