Student Ambassadors

List of 16 items.

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  Abby '24

  How long have you been at Bryn Mawr?
  I have been at Bryn Mawr for two years. I started here in ninth grade.
  
  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.
  
  What are you involved in at school?
  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 tradition at Bryn Mawr?

  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 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 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.

   

  What do you love about 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!

   
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  Allie '25

  When did you start at Bryn Mawr?

  I have been at Bryn Mawr for 12 years starting when I was in kindergarten.
  
  

  What are you involved in at Bryn Mawr?

  I play field hockey in the fall and lacrosse in the spring. I am involved with peer education at Bryn Mawr. I volunteer and have started completing my community service with Share Baby. I am involved in the clubs One Love, French Club, Crafts for a Cause, SNAC (special needs advocacy club), and Love Your Melon.
  
  

  What is your favorite thing about Bryn Mawr?

  My favorite thing about Bryn Mawr is the teachers. I love how passionate they are about their subject and it always shines through in their teaching. Nothing is better than learning from someone who wants you to love the subject as much as they do.
  
  

  What is your favorite Bryn Mawr tradition?

  Gym Drill has to be my favorite Bryn Mawr tradition. It is always so much fun to see other grades' cultural dances and cheer your friends on. I love the bazaar, especially the lemon peppermint sticks, and the sense of community Gym Drill is all about.
  
  

  What is your favorite class and why?
  My favorite class I took last year was Pre Calc with Ms. Bradley. I had so many good classmates in that class and Ms. Bradley is my favorite teacher. She made that class fun because she explained everything in a way that made perfect sense.
  
  What do you love about being an ambassador?
  I love being an ambassador because I think it is so important to help prospective students find an environment where they thrive. I love Bryn Mawr and want to share this love and sense of belonging with potential students. Bryn Mawr has done so much for me so wanting to be an ambassador was a no brainer.
  
  What is your favorite spot on campus?
  My favorite place on campus is the turf. Going to field hockey or lacrosse practice always grounds me. I like that for 2 hours after school everyday you just focus on the task at hand and you get to be fully present. It is so motivating to be surrounded by teammates constantly pushing themselves, and you, to be better all while having fun. So many of my favorite Bryn Mawr memories happen on the turf including playing spikeball with my friends in the spring.
  
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  Bianca '24

  What is your favorite Bryn Mawr tradition?
  My favorite tradition at Bryn Mawr is Harvest Fest.  Environmental Coalition, one of our student groups, brings local vendors, crafts people and a farm to campus for a special afternoon to support local businesses and student groups. 
  
  What is your favorite place on campus?
  I love the study rooms in the library! They always help me stay productive and are a great place to do group work.

  
  What do you love most about Bryn Mawr?
  I love my daily schedule at Bryn Mawr. It helps me stay organized.

  
  Why attend an all-girls school?
  Attending an all-girls school helped me gain confidence in the classroom and feel more comfortable advocating for myself.

  
  What do you love about being an ambassador at Bryn Mawr?
  Being an ambassador at Bryn Mawr is really fun because I get to share my love for the school with others who are making the decision of whether or not to attend our school. I like to show people that being a student at Bryn Mawr does not have a certain look or limits on their background or what they look like.

  
  Tell us a little about yourself:
  Aside from being an ambassador I am a member of Bryn Mawr's varsity field hockey and JV lacrosse teams. I am also in a number of clubs, a few being flag Football club, Asian Student Union, and South Asian Student Union.
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  Chandler '24

  What is your favorite tradition at Bryn Mawr?
  My favorite tradition would have to be Founders Day and the amazing cupcakes or Valentine's Day Serenades performed by Dayseye, our Upper School choral group.
  
  

  What is your favorite place on campus?
  Library Quad, The Commons, or the Resource Center!  They are such different spaces that reflect the academics and community we have on campus.
  
  

  What do you love most about Bryn Mawr?
  It's where most of my memories are, where I have met some of the people I love the most in life, and it is where I have learned and still am learning to love and appreciate all aspects of myself. 
  
  

  Why attend an all-girls school?
  I feel as though we can lift each other. As though there is a special connection, we understand each other sometimes without even speaking a word. I feel safe and comfortable. 
  
  

  What do you love about being an ambassador at Bryn Mawr? Showing others outside of Bryn Mawr what it's like is an amazing experience. I want people to get to know and experience Bryn Mawr just as much as I have if not more. 
  
  

  Tell us a little about yourself:
  I love the arts. I'm in Dance Company, the upper school choir Dayseye and I am also doing this year's musical The Drowsy Chaperone. I love to learn new and different things and I am a very curious person.
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  Devin '25

  How long have you been at Bryn Mawr?
  I have been at Bryn Mawr since the Little School! I was in the toddler room.
  
  What is your favorite Bryn Mawr memory?
  My favorite Bryn Mawr memory has to be our fifth grade retreat to Echo Hill. I had so much fun bonding with my classmates as well as learning amazing facts about nature. We were there for about a week and it was definitely one of my favorite weeks of my life.

  
  

  What is your favorite tradition?
  Every September we have Founders Day which is my favorite Bryn Mawr tradition that we do. Everyone always has fun guessing which faculty and staff are receiving awards, along with enjoying the BBQ and band during lunch!

  
  

  What dis your favorite spot on campus?
  My favorite place on campus is the library because there are so many resources, places to study, and amazing views of our campus.

  
  

  What else are you involved in?
  

  During the fall I manage the Varsity Volleyball team, in the winter I either work in the Lower School during their extended day with younger students or run winter track, and in the spring I am a part of the Varsity Softball team. Last year I was a part of Black Student Union and Entrepreneurship Club, which I plan on being a part of again this year.

  
  

  What do you love about being an ambassador at Bryn Mawr?
  I love being given the opportunity to show how welcoming and amazing Bryn Mawr is to new students and families.

  
  

  What is your favorite class and why?
  My favorite class of my high school career so far was freshman year English with Ms. Summers. Our class ranged from fun games and monologues to deep conversations about topics in our novel. I was always excited to enter the classroom and see all of my classmates ready to learn and discuss with each other.
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  Fia '25

  How long have you been at Bryn Mawr?

  I’ve been at Bryn Mawr my entire life - I started here in the Little School.
  
  

  What else are you involved in at Bryn Mawr?

  I’ve been on the varsity soccer team for three years.  I’m a leader of the NOFA(No One Fights Alone, a foundation to raise awareness and support for cancer patients) club and enjoy participating in other clubs such as, One Love and SNAC(Special Needs Advocacy Club).
  
  

  What is your favorite thing about Bryn Mawr?

  My favorite thing about Bryn Mawr is the relationships that the teachers build with their students.  They really care about who you are as a person beyond the classroom and you get to know them as well.  
  
  

  What is your favorite tradition?

  My favorite tradition is the winter spirit day and watching the faculty vs. student basketball game.  Always a good laugh!
  

   

  What is your favorite class and why?
  AP United States Government and Politics with Ms. Cullen! She is so passionate about what she teaches and it makes you want to learn more.

  
  What do you love about being an ambassador?
  I love being an ambassador because it gives me the opportunity to share my love about Bryn Mawr to everyone!
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  Flannery ’25

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  Kaitlyn '24

  What is your favorite tradition at Bryn Mawr?

  My favorite tradition is Gym Drill, when all students from sixth grade through the seniors get together on the field to perform our cultural dances.  It has so much energy and shows off an entire year of study and practice from dance class.
  
  

  What is your favorite place on campus?

  I love the Student Center, it’s filled with so much color.  It's also one place on campus that everyone from Lower School to Upper School uses which is fun.
  
  

  What do you love most about Bryn Mawr?

  I love the campus, it’s so beautiful all year round.
  
  

  Why attend an all-girls school?

  It provides a safe, environment with less distractions. I've learned how to confidently express myself without being afraid of saying something that might be wrong in class. 
  
  

  What do you love about being an ambassador at Bryn Mawr?

  I love being able to reflect my experience to other possible students, and give other people the same great experience I had when applying to Bryn Mawr.
  
  

  Tell us a little about yourself:

  I am a goalie on the soccer team. I love participating in the One Love and SNAC clubs, they truly make such an impact on the community.
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  Kate '24

  What is your favorite Bryn Mawr tradition?
  My favorite tradition at Bryn Mawr is convocation, where the Upper School comes together to hear senior speeches.  It's so interesting to learn new things about the seniors and hear their stories.

  
  What is your favorite place on campus?
  My favorite place on campus is the Graduation Garden. It's where we have major community events like Founders Day and of course Graduation.  It's such a special place on campus.

  
  What do you love most about Bryn Mawr?
  I love the variety of opportunities we are given at Bryn Mawr and the encouragement that we receive to try new things.

  
  Why attend an all-girls school?
  I feel very comfortable and supported speaking up and sharing my opinions at an all girls school. 

  
  What do you love about being an ambassador at Bryn Mawr?
  I enjoy talking to prospective families and being able to tell them about my love of Bryn Mawr. I love meeting new people and being able to answer their questions. Being a hostess and giving tours to families was something I loved to do in middle school as well. 

  
  Tell us a little about yourself:
  I play soccer during the fall and basketball during the winter. I am also a part of the peer education program that teaches lessons about healthy lifestyles to younger Bryn Mawr students. Finally, I am a m
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  Madi '24

  What is your favorite tradition at Bryn Mawr?

  I love convocation, I really enjoy seeing each senior present something about their life and I get to know more about a person that I may not normally talk to. 
  
  

  What is your favorite place on campus?

  A little corner in the library because you can see the campus and its really pretty to sit there and work. 

   

  What do you love most about Bryn Mawr?

  I love the community, everyone is so nice specifically the teachers. They are very understanding and help with everything. You can go meet with them for Office Hours for extra support, they really want you to understand their class and do well.

   

  Why attend an all-girls school?

  I think that being at an all-girls school helps in the classroom a lot but having a coordinated class also adds something so that its not always all girls. Having the first two years of being just girls helped me grow my voice. 

   

  What do you love about being an ambassador at Bryn Mawr?

  I love being an ambassador because I get to help sell the school and bring in new students. I also like the organization part of the job. 

   

  Tell us a little about yourself:

  - I have played lacrosse and soccer at the school since Freshman year 

  - I am in One Love, Snac, RMH, and run Young Republicans 

  - I play for M&D lacrosse club(1st in the nation)

  - I am going to play lacrosse at University of Florida
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  Nora '25

  How long have you been at Bryn Mawr?
  I came the summer before Kindergarten and have been at Bryn Mawr ever since. This is my 12th Year!
  
  What are else are you involved in?
  I am involved with Bridges, Track and Field (indoor and outdoor). I will also be working with the Upper School and Middle School Dance Companies as well as the Lower School Dance School.
  
  Favorite Bryn Mawr Tradition:
  I think my favorite tradition is the ring ceremony. I love that the seniors get to give the rings to the sophomores. I was lucky enough to be very close with the senior class that was giving the class of ’25 our rings which made it extra special. I think there is something so comforting about reaching this major milestone with the people that have helped us get there; our classmates, teachers, and upperclassmen. 

  
  

  Favorite Place on Campus:
  I love all of the outdoor spaces on campus, especially when the weather is nice, everything is so open and beautiful in the fall and spring. I can see things happening all over campus, people always stop and say “Hi!” and it is just so nice to spend my free time outside between or after classes.

  
  

  Favorite Bryn Mawr memory:

  An easy answer is Gym Drill. I love sitting in the gym right before we go onto the field, the rush to make sure we all have our sashes pinned, our hair braided, and remember all the steps. But my more niche memory is my afternoons spent on the quad with my friends in the spring. Either studying or just talking and catching up after our day. The weather is so nice, the campus is so calm and everything is starting to bloom and everything is just so nice.

  What is your favorite class and why?
  English easily! I love to read and write so for me English has always been super fun. Through my time in the Upper School I have been able to grow so much as a reader and writer, I have learned to look deeper into what I am reading and explain myself fully in my writing. A lot of our classes are discussion based and I have always loved being able to talk to my classmates and hear what they have to say about what we are reading. I always seem to learn something new when I am talking to someone else rather than just working by myself.
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  Perry '25

  How long have you been at Bryn Mawr?
  This is my third year at Bryn Mawr, I started in 9th grade.
  
  Why did you choose Bryn Mawr?
  I chose Bryn Mawr because I had spent lots of time at Bryn Mawr watching my sister go through high school, so when it came time to apply, I knew Bryn Mawr was where I wanted to be. I love Bryn Mawr’s traditions, academics, sports, schedules, extracurriculars, and teachers.
  
  What else are you involved in on campus?
  This year I am doing squash and field hockey. I am also participating in SNAC(Special Needs Advocacy Club) and OneLove club. My friend and I started a club raising awareness for children’s cancer called No One Fights Alone.
  
  What is your favorite tradition at Bryn Mawr?

  My favorite Bryn Mawr tradition is Gym Drill because of the way it unites both past and present Bryn Mawr students, creating an infectious sense of community and pride.
  
  

  What is your favorite place on campus?

  My favorite place on campus is the Owl Gate because of the value it holds. It is a Bryn Mawr tradition to walk through the Owl Gate when you graduate and every time I pass by I look forward to that moment, but it also reminds me to stay present and cherish every moment I have.
  
  

  What do you love most about being an ambassador?

  I love being an ambassador for Bryn Mawr because I am able to give prospective students the same feeling I got when I first set foot as a prospective student on campus. The feeling of excitement, joy, but also curiosity for what the future holds. I  want to share my love and enthusiasm for Bryn Mawr with prospective students in hopes for them to come!
  
  

   
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  Rakeb '25

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  Ruby '24

  What is your favorite tradition at Bryn Mawr?

  I love Gym Drill.  Having everyone together on the field, performing and cheering is such a great start to spring. 
  
  

  What is your favorite place on campus?

  I love all the outdoor spaces but especially the Senior Quad. I love sitting outside whether it is to get work done or spend time with friends. 
  
  

  What do you love most about Bryn Mawr?

  I love the friends I’ve made and the teachers I’ve had. Bryn Mawr is such a special place because of the people.
  
  

  Why attend an all-girls school?

  Going to an all-girls school has made me really confident speaking my mind and sharing my opinions. It is such a supportive environment where everyone’s interests and passions are celebrated in a really cool way. 
  
  

  What do you love about being an ambassador at Bryn Mawr?

  I love sharing with others why I chose to come to Bryn Mawr, and showing the school where I have spent the past 7 years! 
  
  

  Tell us a little about yourself:

  I’ve been at Bryn Mawr since 5th grade, and I play soccer, lacrosse and winter track. I’m also in the One Love Club, Peer Educators, Special Needs Advocacy club, and I’m a leader of the French club. My favorite classes at Bryn Mawr have been my English classes.
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  Shreya '24

  What is your favorite tradition at Bryn Mawr?

  My favorite tradition is Gym Drill because that’s what really shows our strong and loving community. It’s so fun to see everyone dancing, laughing, and super excited for such a big tradition. 

  
  

  What is your favorite place on campus?

  My favorite place is either the Commons Room or the Innovation Lab. The commons room is where I hang out with my friends, especially during lunch and free time. The Innovation Lab is where I have my favorite class: AP Computer Science. 

  
  

  What do you love most about Bryn Mawr?

  I love the community and the support the school provides. Meeting with teachers has become so much easier which helps me do well in my classes. When I first came, I thought I would have a hard time meeting new people, but everyone is so open and kind.

  
  

  Why attend an all-girls school?

  Coming from a private co-ed school, I thought it would be difficult to adjust to the new environment. Even though technically, Bryn Mawr is a single sex school, we have so many options to interact and have classes with Gilman. Bryn Mawr doesn’t feel like an all girls school rather a place where educating women is the main priority. 

  
  

  What do you love about being an ambassador at Bryn Mawr?

  My favorite part is seeing all the students interested in Bryn Mawr because that was such an exciting experience for me! 

  
  

  Tell us a little about yourself: 

  I’m leading 3 clubs this year: South Asian Student Union, Mawrtians Who Code, and DECA. Each one challenges me differently and shows me what it truly means to be a leader. I’m also part of the robotics team where my main job is outreach, coding, and record keeping. Aside from school, I’m the ambassador for the Maryland STEM Festival and play badminton during my free time
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  Tessa '24

  What is your favorite tradition at Bryn Mawr?

  My favorite tradition at Bryn Mawr would have to be, upper school convocation. After lunch, every day, going to sit in my convocation seat, and listen to the senior speeches of people I have grown up with is something that is so special. Each convocation is interesting in a different way and gets me thinking about what I will write mine about!  
  
  

  What is your favorite place on campus?

  My favorite place on campus is the Innovation Lab. I have grown quite fond of the Innovation Lab over the past few years. I have had a few classes there as well as spending loads of time after school there doing work, studying, and hanging out with my friends!
  
  

  What do you love most about Bryn Mawr?

  I love the people and the community the most! Being here since kindergarten has allowed me to create relationships with so many people, everyone is so kind. The Bryn Mawr community means everything to me and I will definitely miss it once I graduate.

  
  Why attend an all-girls school?

  Going to a predominantly girls' school has given me huge advantages that I am so grateful for. It is an empowering and encouraging environment that helps create confidence in academic and non-academic values and focuses on each individual's core values and contribution to the school community. 
  
  

  What do you love about being an ambassador at Bryn Mawr?

  I love introducing and showing new or interested families around the campus I have known my whole life. I am a very talkative person and enjoy answering questions about the school and giving insight into what Bryn Mawr life is like. 
  
  

  Tell us a little about yourself:

  Hi, I’m Tessa, I am a junior and I have been at Bryn Mawr since kindergarten. I am a winter and spring track athlete and participate in so many fun clubs like BSU, The violet project, Film Club, Spanish Club, Nature Club & Whip it Up!