Evan Moseley is the senior class president at Mountain Vista High School in Highlands Ranch.
As a founding member of a film production team, “Third Bridge Productions,” Evan won first place in the 2005 Douglas County Film Festival and has been invited this spring to enter a short film in the New York Film Festival.
Evan has assisted with the set-up of a Douglas County School District television studio, which is housed at Mountain Vista. He also co-wrote, directed and acted in the Alive at 25 Remember Campaign.
Evan is a varsity letter-winner in football and track and was a member of the 2005 5A All-State Academic Champions in track and field. He holds three school records in track and has played two years of high school basketball.
A member of the National Honor Society, Evan also plays trumpet in the top school concert band and jazz band and sings in the school choir.
Evan has a 3.9 grade-point average and has taken Advanced Placement courses in English and calculus.
He plans to attend the University of Colorado at Boulder to double major in film and journalism.
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