How long have you been at Bryn Mawr? Please write what grade you started.
I have been at Bryn Mawr for two years. I started here in ninth grade.
What sports, clubs and other extracurricular activities are you involved in for the upcoming year?
I am a member of the cross country and swim teams, and I plan to participate in the Bridges program in the spring. This year, I am a leader of the SNAC (Special Needs Advocacy Club), the Vice President of Model Congress, an editor for The Quill (the school newspaper), a peer educator and a peer mentor.
What is your favorite Bryn Mawr memory or favorite thing about Bryn Mawr?
My favorite thing about Bryn Mawr is all of the amazing opportunities offered to the students. This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to travel to Cape Town, South Africa on academic exchange to study at the Herschel School. During my time there, I had the chance to meet new people, participate in sports, travel around the country (including a safari), and learn more about the culture and history of South Africa. This experience expanded on what I learned about in the history classroom during my first two years at Bryn Mawr.
What is your favorite Bryn Mawr tradition?
My favorite Bryn Mawr tradition is Gym Drill. I love learning about other cultures through the dances we perform, and I have fun dancing alongside my friends and classmates. Most importantly, I feel connected to all of the school’s alumni as part of this amazing long standing Bryn Mawr tradition.
What is your favorite class and why?
My favorite class is English. I particularly enjoy reading and writing, and I love how the English department at Bryn Mawr involves everyone in class by making it interactive and discussion based. It is fun and accessible to the entire class. I also am grateful that I am able to extend my love for writing outside the classroom as an editor of the newspaper.
If you were old enough to make the decision, why did you choose Bryn Mawr?
I chose Bryn Mawr because it set itself apart from other schools with its welcoming environment and the strength and the diversity of its academic, club and athletic opportunities.
Why do you love being an ambassador?
I love being an Ambassador because it gives me the opportunity to create the same experience and comfort that I felt at Bryn Mawr when I was looking at schools two years ago. I was very excited after my visit to Bryn Mawr and felt very comfortable on campus. I can’t wait to show you all of the things I love about Bryn Mawr!
What is your favorite place on campus and why?
My favorite place on campus is the Student Center. I love catching up with all of my friends after class and getting snacks from the cafe!