Class Notes, Spring/Summer 2024-25

Class Notes Spring/Summer 2024-25

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1960s

Julianna Dukehart Graham ’68 serves as the Treasurer on the board of Career Technical Education (CTE) Foundation in Santa Rosa, California. CTE Foundation’s mission is to expand and enhance career technical programs throughout Sonoma County to align with the economic and workforce development needs of local employers and industries. Their work is guided by a vision that all Sonoma County students have rewarding careers that strengthen their lives, their community, and the economy.

1970s

Barbara Barrett Clapp ’76, Chief Executive Officer at The Jack and Nancy Dwyer Workforce Development Center, Inc., was a featured speaker at the Cultivating a Vibrant & Winning Culture workshop presented by the Dr. Nancy Grasmick Leadership Institute at Towson University. The presentations by Barbara and other featured speakers including Erin Moran ’93, P’27, Executive Director of the Dr. Nancy Grasmick Leadership Institute, focused on how to grow and retain a diverse and talented workforce. Barbara is pictured below with Dr. Nancy Grasmick and Erin Moran ’93, P’27.

Kimberly Clark ’76 serves as the Executive Director of the City of Baltimore Development Corporation (BDC). Kim was showcased in celebration of Women’s History Month for her key role in revitalizing Baltimore’s neighborhoods with a focus on economic growth. With more than 20 years of experience in urban development, Kim has led major initiatives such as BDC’s Loan Programs and development in areas like Harbor East, Port Covington, the University of Maryland BioPark, the Harford Road corridor, the Warner Street Entertainment district, and more. In May, Kim presented at the Greater Baltimore State of the Market Event sponsored by Bisnow, providing insight on urban revitalization, suburban expansion, and investment strategies.

1980s

Jackie Loya-Torres ’84 received the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Greater Kansas City’s Nuestra Latina Award in the category of Business Professional. This award recognizes Kansas City area Latinas for their contributions and accomplishments in various areas of work and community life. From the Kansas City Hispanic News, “Jackie Loya-Torres is a dedicated leader in community development and financial empowerment. As the Manager for Community Reinvestment Act and Community Development at Commerce Bank, Jackie ensures the bank’s outreach efforts make a real impact, especially in underrepresented and low-tomoderate income communities. Her passion for service runs deep. Before joining Commerce

Bank, she worked in the nonprofit sector, overseeing grants that helped women and girls achieve economic security. She continues to drive change as an appointee to the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City’s Community Development Advisory Council and serves on the boards of Community Housing of Wyandotte County and the Kansas City Money Matters Alliance.

Jackie is not only a changemaker, but also a devoted wife and mom to Mari, Sofía, and Gabi.

With a heart for community and a drive for impact, she’s making a lasting difference in Kansas City and beyond!”

Lenora Henry ’88, a member of Mercy’s Board of Trustees and Executive Director of the American Red Cross of Central Maryland, was named to the “2025 Most Influential Who’s Who in Black Baltimore” list by The AfroAmerican Newspaper. This list celebrated local African American achievement in various industries such as business, politics, tech, sports, and more. Lenora and other recipients were honored at a celebration in April 2025.

1990s

Liza Boffen-Yordanov ’92 has been named Vice President of Individual Development & Major Gifts for the Girl Scouts of the USA based in New York City. This position is the continuation of a lifelong commitment to the Girl Scouts. Having been involved as a scout, adult volunteer, and Lifetime Member, Liza looks forward to helping to advance the mission of building girls of courage, confidence, and character. In her role, she also honors the legacy of Betsy Stoll Boffen ’65, P’92, ’94 +, her mother, who was a devoted Girl Scout volunteer and mentor.

Kristen Snyder Reynolds, BSN, RN, CCM ’92, P’21

Liza Boffen-Yordanov ’92

Kristen Snyder Reynolds, BSN, RN, CCM ’92, P’21 has been honored with a 2025 “Excellence in Nursing” award by Baltimore Magazine in the category of Cardiovascular Nursing. This award honors nurses who go beyond the call of duty in hospitals, doctor’s offices, retirement facilities, research, school medical offices, and other areas. The honorees were nominated by peers and patients and then chosen by a panel of nurses who advised the magazine’s staff.

Kristen works in the cardiovascular unit at the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center. She and other nominees were honored at a reception in the spring. According to Peggy Norton-Rosko, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, Senior Vice President and Chief Nurse Executive at UMMS, “The nurses across the University of Maryland Medical System who are being recognized for their excellence in nursing exemplify the commitment to providing outstanding care for the people we serve. We’re grateful that they have been recognized for the impact they have on our patients, communities, and teams.”

Erin Moran ’93, P’27, the inaugural Executive Director of the Dr. Nancy Grasmick Leadership Institute at Towson University, has been named as one of The Daily Record’s Top 100 Women.

This award recognizes women who are making an impact through their professional accomplishments, community leadership, and mentoring. To read more about Erin’s professional achievements and commitment to service, read her biography from The Daily Record here.

Brandi Adams, Ph.D. ’94, an Assistant Professor of English at Arizona State University, had her introduction to Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar published in the 2025 edition of The New Oxford University Press. To learn more about other works published by Brandi, click here.

Anne Balcer, Esq. ’95, Senior Executive Vice President, Chief of Government Relations and Public Policy at Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA), was a presenter at the Maryland Bankers Association Women & Allies Conference in May 2025.

Meghan Murphy ’97

Anne Balcer, Esq. ’95

Meghan Murphy ’97, Enterprise Account Manager 2 at Comcast Business, was recently named to Comcast’s President’s Club, signifying that she is among the top 3% of performers in the company. Meghan accepted her award at a recognition ceremony held at The Ritz-Carlton in Santa Barbara, California.

Sarah Butts, MSW ’98 was inducted as a Distinguished Public Policy Fellow, within the Social Work Academy, of the National Academies of Practice (NAP). NAP is a nonprofit healthcare organization founded in 1981 to advise governmental bodies on the United States healthcare system. Distinguished practitioners and scholars are elected by their peers from different health professionals to join the only interprofessional group of healthcare practitioners and scholars dedicated to supporting affordable, accessible, coordinated healthcare for all. Sarah is Vice President for

Government Relations at Service Coordination Inc., a private, nonprofit organization providing case management services throughout the State of Maryland to individuals with disabilities, those with complex medical needs and serious mental health disorders, court-involved individuals, transitioning youth, older adults, and veterans. Service Coordination serves more than 14,000 people in Maryland.

CJ Jagielski Michalak, MBA ’98 served as an alumnae panelist for the Professional Leadership Program sponsored by the Dr. Nancy Grasmick Leadership Institute. CJ and her fellow panelists shared advice about how to make the most of the program with the incoming cohort. CJ is the Leader of Strategic Engagement and Partnerships at Constellation.

Susana Tembra McLoughlin, CTP ’98 earned the “2025 Pros to Know Award” in the category of “Top Transportation Innovators” from Supply and Demand Chain Executive, which provides exclusive coverage on global solutions, trends, and challenges across the end-to-end supply and demand chain. This award recognizes outstanding executives whose accomplishments offer an example for other leaders looking to leverage supply chains for competitive advantage.

According to her employer, Susana, the Director of Sales for Appian, “goes far beyond what’s typically expected of a sales director to offer a technology roadmap tailored to our customers’ challenges and goals and ensure Trimble’s not just a technology provider, but a business partner.”

Please note, this document covers news received from Mercy alumnae until June 1, 2025.

Stay tuned for our next edition in summer 2026.

2000s

Ashley Valis, MSW ’00, the Chief Operating Officer at Catholic Charities of Maryland, has been named one of The Daily Record’s Top 100 Women. This award recognizes women who are making an impact through their professional accomplishments, community leadership, and mentoring. To read more about Ashley’s professional achievements and commitment to service, read her biography from The Daily Record here.

of measures including flexible schedules, time off prior to and after deployment, caring for families, and granting leaves of absence if needed.

Kacey Barrett Wetzel ’00, Vice President of Outreach and Education at the Chesapeake Bay Trust, is one of 53 business and community leaders from across the state to be chosen to partcipate in Leadership Maryland’s Executive Program Class of 2025. This prestigious program, which runs from April to December, will be focused on Maryland’s five main geographic regions and the most vital issues impacting economic development, education, health and human services, criminal justice, the environment, and multi-culturalism/diversity across the state. Each year, the Chesapeake Bay Trust awards $20-30 million in grant funding to hundreds of nonprofit and community organizations throughout the region for hands-on projects which ensure a cleaner, greener, healthier Chesapeake Bay and Coastal Bays, and Youghiogheny watersheds for years to come.

Nikki Kerber ’06 accepted a new position as a Senior Managing Consultant focusing on customer experience strategy at Technical Assent, a servicedesign consultancy that works with United States Government clients to improve government performance using customer experience (CX) as the primary driver of change.

Nicole Ortiz Fleischmann, CPA ’01, Managing Director at BDO USA (which delivers assurance, tax, accounting, and advisory services to clients throughout the United States and around the world), was recognized by the United States Department of Defense, who awarded her a Patriotic Employer Award. This recognition, presented by Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) Virginia State Chair Robert Barnette, reflects the efforts made to support citizen warriors through a wide range

Ashley Shanks Burns ’04 accepted a new position as Chief of Staff at Keller Williams Keystone Realty.

Rachel Distler ’07 accepted a position as a Project Expeditor at Sequential Potential Comics. In this role, Rachel assists in the chain of communication, meeting scheduling, and project management in addition to creating academic, research-based comics for universities, researchers, professors, and paraprofessionals.

Jalisa Jenkins Keyser ’07 accepted a position as a UX Researcher and Designer at I’d Rather Create, a graphic design firm in Bel Air, Maryland.

Brittany Buchanan ’08 has been promoted to Digital Marketing Director at Bob Davidson Ford & Lincoln in Baltimore, Maryland.

Katelyn Grabowski Scherer ’08 is employed as a Licensed Esthetician at Monarch Beauty and Spa in Manchester, Maryland.

Jacklyn Scott ’08 accepted a position as Associate Product Manager of Residential Ride-On Outdoor Power Equipment at Stanley Black and Decker in Towson, Maryland.

2010s

Shannon O’Shaughnessy ’11 accepted a role as Office Coordinator at Cawley Architects. In this position, Shannon supports project coordination, office operations, and marketing initiatives. She also utilizes her background in UX | UI Design, fine art, and finance to streamline processes and improve workplace efficiency.

Ariel Davis-Gilmore ’12 earned her Master of Science in Nursing from Wilmington University in June 2025. She is employed as a Family Nurse Practitioner specializing in gynecology.

Sheniqua Bynum, DVM ’13 graduated Cum Laude earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Tuskegee University in May 2025. Sheniqua completed her Master of Science degree in Animal and Poultry Sciences from Tuskegee University in June 2020 and her Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture at Virginia State University in May 2017.

Brianna Dorsey ’13

Sheniqua Bynum, DVM ’13

Brianna Dorsey ’13 accepted a new position as Executive Director at the Greater Randallstown Community Development Organization (GRCDO) whose mission is to strengthen the community by building strategic partnerships that enhance quality of life, safety, and equity.

Leah Hill ’13 is pursuing her Master of Science degree in Public Health and Public Policy at the University of California, Berkley.

Imani Perlie ’13 accepted a new position as a Lab Technician at Jacobs.

Caitlin Shanahan ’13 has been named to the All 40th Anniversary Women’s Lacrosse Team by the Conference of New England.

Caitlin earned this honor by being named a three-time First Team All-Conference defender at Roger Williams University. Caitlin earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology in 2017 and her Master of Science degree in Marine Biology from University of New Hampshire in 2022. She is currently employed as an Administrative Assistant for the Northeastern Regional Association of Coastal Ocean Observing Systems (NERACOOS).

Aleta Terril Al-Gharbi ’13 has been promoted as a Junior Medical Editor for Haymarket Media in New York City. In this role, she retrieves new medical research to send to freelance writers and edits their work to publish as news or feature articles for physician-based audiences.

Victoria Richardson Henry, Psy.D. ’15 earned her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Alliant International University in 2023. She completed her Master of Arts degree at Alliant International University in 2021 and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Marshall University. She is currently a Psychology Assistant at HM Psychological Associates in San Diego, California.

Taylor Hughes, J.D. ’16 earned her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Baltimore School of Law in December 2024. She has also passed the Maryland Bar Exam with a score that qualifies her to practice in any Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) jurisdiction across the country. Taylor earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Salisbury University in Spring 2020.

Najah Whitfield, Pharm.D. ’16 earned her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Mercer College of Pharmacy in May 2025. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry from Bethune-Cookman University in 2020.

Kaitlyn Coffey ’17

Her meticulous attention to detail and focused leadership have established her as a key contributor to the firm’s training programs.

Additionally, Maya passed all four CPA exams on her first attempt while earning her master’s degree in Accounting from Loyola University Maryland, where she earned a 3.9 GPA. She also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management with minors in Accounting, Economics, and International Business from Washington College, graduating Magna Cum Laude. Maya is also a committed and active volunteer at the Maryland SPCA. Rachel Hoos ’18 accepted a new position as a Media Executive at Gray Media/WCSC TV in Charleston, South Carolina.

Kaitlin Kozlowski ’18 earned her Master of Science degree in Sports Management from the University of Massachusetts Amherst in May 2025.

Samantha Brager ’19

Najah Whitfield, Pharm.D. ’16

Kaitlyn Coffey ’17 earned her Master of Science degree in Cloud Computing Systems from the University of Maryland Global Campus in Winter 2025. She is employed as a Cloud DevOps engineer at Applied Insight, LLC. Maya Moskunas, CPA, M.Acc. ’17, Senior Assurance Associate at Johanson & Yau Accountancy Corporation, was nominated by her peers for the 2025 CalCPA Women to Watch CPA Emerging Leader Award. This award recognizes women in accounting and finance for their leadership, community and public service, advocacy, mentoring, and contributions to the profession. Maya is recognized as the firm’s expert on employee benefit plan (EBP) audits, having led multiple EBP training sessions and coordinated the Audit and Advisory group trainings this year.

Kaitlin Kozlowski ’18

Samantha Brager ’19, a recent graduate of Louisiana State University Shreveport, has been inducted into Sigma Iota Epsilon, an honorary and professional fraternity, and the Academy of Management’s student organization.

Membership into Sigma Iota Epsilon is extended to those students who have high academic standing and have demonstrated an interest in management or management-related areas.

This honor places Samantha in the top 20% of her class. She earned her Master of Business Administration degree with a concentration in Management in May 2025.

Savannah Collins ’19 accepted a position as Ad Operations Specialist at Libsyn Ads, a company offering industry-leading podcast advertising solutions, serving as a comprehensive ad buying and management offering for creators, advertisers, and agencies to initiate highly targeted campaigns across thousands of shows.

Savanna Foertsch, M.S., CF-SLP ’19 earned her Master of Science degree in Speech-Language Pathology from Thomas Jefferson University in May 2025.

Marissa Lesko ’19 earned her Master of Science degree in Forensic Pattern Analysis from Loyola University Maryland in May 2025.

Kayleigh Maimone ’19 has been accepted to the Debusk College of Osteopathic Medicine at Lincoln Memorial University.

2020s Kirsten Edwards ’20 accepted a position as a Pharmacy Technician at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Carolyn Albert ’21 graduated Summa Cum Laude earning her Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics with a concentration in Qualitative Economics and a minor in Business from Loyola University Maryland in May 2025.

Carolyn was also recognized with the Economics Department Medal for her strong performance in her economics courses. She served as president of the Adam Smith Economic Society at Loyola during her junior and senior years. She has accepted a position

at Bank of America as a Global Payment Solutions Analyst in their Chicago office.

Kadey Aris ’21

Carolyn Albert ’21

Kadey Aris ’21 earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Maryland College Park in May 2025.

Lauren Baker ’21 graduated Cum Laude earning her Bachelor of Science Business Administration degree in Marketing with a concentration in Business Analytics, a minor in Mass Communications, and a certificate in Data Analytics and Visualization from the University of South Carolina (USC) in May 2025. She also earned the Marketing Leadership Award for the Brand and Product Management concentration. This award recognized Lauren’s work within her major and also as a member of the Marketing Scholars Program in the Darla Moore School of Business at USC. In this highly selective program, Lauren gained hands-on experience managing projects, working in teams, running meetings, setting goals, controlling budgets, and working directly with clients. In addition, during her time as a student at USC, Lauren served as Vice President of Membership and Recruitment for the Carolina Business Analytics Club, worked as an Undergraduate Data Lab Assistant in the Moore School Data Lab, was a member of the Theta Omega chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta, and volunteered with the Gamecock CommUnity Shop. Lauren has accepted a position as a Seasonal Client Associate with Ellison Kibler, a Merrill Lynch team, in Columbia, South Carolina.

Mickey Burnett ’21 earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Sports Management and a minor in Sports Media from Lander University in May 2025. She was an attacker on the Women’s Lacrosse Team.

Gabby Costello ’21 earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication and Public Relations from the University of Maryland in May 2025.

Kerri DeCarlo ’21 was presented with the Vanguard Award from York College of Pennsylvania’s chapter of the Order of the Omega Honor Society.

This award is presented to a member of Greek Life who “exemplifes courageous leadership, guiding others through change by leading from the front.” Kerri, a sister of Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority, served on York’s Panhellenic Council for the past two years.

Gillian Deitsch ’21 earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Electronic Media and Film from Towson University in Winter 2024.

Madison Clark ’21 earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Sports, Entertainment, and Event Management from Johnson and Wales University in May 2025. Prior to graduation, she was selected to represent the university at the Baltimore Ravens Women’s Networking Symposium held at M&T Bank Stadium in early April. At the symposium, Madison was able to hear from Kaylee Hartung, an Emmynominated NFL sideline reporter and Today Show contributing correspondent about her career journey as a woman working in the field of sports journalism. She also participated in a resume workshop and attended a panel discussion led by members of the Ravens staff.

According to Madison, “This event wasn’t just a networking opportunity—it was a powerful and inspiring space created specifically for women in sports. Being surrounded by passionate professionals breaking barriers and leading with purpose reminded me that every step forward matters. Nothing is ever too small when it comes to chasing your goals and showing up for yourself!”

Hope Etnoyer ’21 earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Geological Engineering with a minor in Legal Studies from the University of Mississippi in May 2025. She has accepted a position as a Geotechnical Engineer with KC Engineering and Land Surveying in New York City.

Caleigh Forti ’21

Hope Etnoyer ’21

Caleigh Forti ’21, a senior majoring in Communications, Legal Institutions, Economics, and Government at American University, is a goalkeeper on the Women’s Lacrosse team.

Caleigh was named the Gregorio’s Trattoria Student-Athlete of the Week for the week of March 31-April 6, 2025, for making a season-high 17 saves in American’s game against Army.

Isabella Herda ’21 graduated Cum Laude earning her Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy from York College of Pennsylvania in May 2025.

Bella Huettner ’21 earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Bennington College in May 2025. She has been accepted to the Master of Fine Arts program in Fiction at Columbia University’s School of the Arts.

Deejah Johnson ’21, a senior majoring in Management Information Systems at Temple University, has accepted a 2025 Internal Audit Analyst internship with JPMorganChase in their Delaware office.

Hannah Kurtz ’21 earned her Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Accounting, Marketing, and Sustainable Business from the University of Vermont in May 2025.

Madison Laine ’21 graduated Summa Cum Laude earning her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology with a minor in Educational Studies from St. Mary’s College of Maryland in May 2025. She was a midfielder on the 2025 United East Conference Tournament Champion Women’s Lacrosse team.

She served as the team captain and scored more than 100 goals in her college career.

Dasia McQueen ’21 earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Liberal Studies from Delaware State University in May 2025.

She was a defender on the Women’s Lacrosse team.

Amber Malinowski ’21 was awarded the George Mackiw Mathematics Medal

by Loyola University Maryland. This award is given to the top senior in the Department of Mathematics.

In addition, Amber was awarded an Achievement Award by Loyola's chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon, a mathematics honor society. Amber graduated Summa Cum Laude in December 2024, earning her Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science. In January 2025, Amber accepted a position as a Credit Risk Analyst at Mariner Finance.

Megan Miguel ’21 earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Laboratory Science from Stevenson University in May 2025.

Sarah Miller ’21 earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Towson University in May 2025.

Riley Mitchell ’21 earned the Green & Grey Excellence Award at Loyola University Maryland’s annual Gratias Awards & Student Leadership Banquet. This award recognizes two Loyola students who are highly respected for their character and embody the goals and objectives of Loyola as they challenge others to live by the school’s Core Values. In addition, Riley also received a silver plate to honor the work she did within the Green & Grey Society, a small number of men and women from the senior class who demonstrate excellence in academic, personal, and spiritual integration and a commitment to leadership and service to Loyola. In the spirit of Jesuit ideals, society members serve as advisors to the university’s leadership, including President Terrence Sawyer, by identifying and communicating

issues of significance. As engaged members of the community, the Green & Grey Society empowers students across the university to live the magis. Riley graduated from the Loyola University Maryland Sellinger School of Business and Management, earning her Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Marketing in May 2025, and has accepted a position as a Database Marketing Account Manager at AltaVista Strategic Partners.

Alex Novak ’21 earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Virginia Tech in May 2025. She will begin work toward her Master of Science degree in Occupational Therapy at Columbia University’s Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons in the fall.

Precious Nwobi ’21 earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Stevenson University in May 2025. Precious was a Service Scholar at Stevenson University.

Aryssa Reid ’21 graduated Cum Laude earning her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from East Carolina University in May 2025.

Kelsey Reynolds ’21 graduated Summa Cum Laude earning her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a minor in Psychology from Stevenson University in December 2024.

Emily Ritzes ’21 graduated Magna Cum Laude earning her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Salisbury University in May 2025.

Hayley Scott ’21 earned her Bachelor of Engineering degree in Environmental Health Engineering from Syracuse University in May 2025.

She has accepted a position as a Staff 1 Professional at Anchor QEA, an environmental science and engineering consulting firm, in Baltimore, Maryland.

Riley Schap ’21 graduated Summa Cum Laude from Stevenson University earning her Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry in May 2025.

Sofia Smith ’21 graduated Cum Laude earning her Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing from Stevenson University in May 2025.

Briahna Stumpf ’21 graduated Cum Laude earning her Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry from Stevenson University in May 2025.

Natalie Vancura ’21 graduated Magna Cum Laude earning her Bachelor of Science degree in Health Sciences and Public Policy from Gettysburg College in May 2025. Natalie also earned departmental honors in health sciences and public policy.

Additionally, she was recognized with the Gettysburg College Student Leadership Award which acknowledges a female senior whose enthusiasm, energy, and contributions in student affairs demonstrated outstanding leadership. Natalie also earned The Eternal Light of Peace Award recognizing her extracurricular involvement at Gettysburg.

Leandra Williams ’21 earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Public Policy and Sociology from the University of Maryland College Park in May 2025. This fall, she will begin working toward her doctoral degree in Sociology at the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign.

Azana Wilson ’21, a rising senior majoring in Studio Arts with a concentration in Graphic Design at the University of Maryland College Park, has accepted a Video, Design, and Content Creation Internship with The Syndicate, an independent entertainment marketing agency.

Azana was also a 2024-2025 Division of Student Affairs Scholar at the University of Maryland.

Sarah Zile ’21 earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Business Systems and Processes from Towson University in May 2025.

Gabrielle Adams ’22

Gretchen Barstad ’22, a rising senior majoring in Elementary and Secondary Education at York College of Pennsylvania, is a pitcher and infielder on the Women’s Softball team. This season, she earned National Fast Pitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-Region V Honors for the second time. To read more about her career and season, click here.

Arryn Berroya ’22

Gretchen Barstad ’22

Arryn Berroya ’22, a rising senior majoring in Cell Biology and Genetics with minors in Health, Humanities, and Medicine and Asian American Studies at the University of Maryland College Park, is a Research Assistant in UMD School of Medicine’s Yu Lab studying brain metastasis regulation. Arryn also serves on the Operations Committee of TeleShadowing, which provides accessible shadowing experiences that allow students of all levels to explore diverse medical specialties.

Sarah Zile ’21

Gabrielle Adams ’22, a rising senior majoring in Sports and Exercise at North Carolina Central University, was recognized with the Robert “Stonewall” Jackson Sports Medicine Award from the Kinesiology and Recreation Administration Department at the University’s Honors Convocation for Academic Achievement.

Gabrielle, a member of the North Carolina Central University Honors College, was also recognized for being named to the Spring 2024 and Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average between 3.0 and 3.99.

Sarah Benjumea ’22, a rising senior majoring in Cell Biology and Genetics at the University of Maryland College Park, completed an internship at the University of Maryland Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center through the American Cancer Society Diversity in Cancer Research (DICR) Program.

The DICR program strives to provide experience and resources for students from underrepresented groups within the health and science community. During her internship, Sarah worked in the Bioacoustics and Biophysics Research Laboratory (BBRL) studying the R-Ras/FLNA complex. Through her research, she determined that it is abundantly expressed in patient-derived glioblastoma cells. Each selected intern underwent 10 weeks of intensive research and presented their findings at the University of Maryland’s Student Research Forum. The topic of Sarah’s research was The R-Ras/FLNA Complex is Robustly Expressed in Murine- and Patient-Derived. Sarah is also a member of the Honors College for Integrated Life Sciences at the University of Maryland.

Trinity Bomar ’22, a rising senior majoring in Biology with a concentration in Pre-Allied Health at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, serves as a Hawk Mentor for students in the School of Natural Sciences at UMES’ Center for Access and Academic Success.

Sophia Broseghini ’22, a rising senior majoring in Marketing and minoring in Information Systems and Data Analytics at the Sellinger School of Business at Loyola University of Maryland, has accepted a position as a Marketing Intern at The Hilb Group’s corporate office for Summer 2025.

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Valery Caicedo ’22, a rising senior majoring in Civil Engineering on the Transportation and Project Management track at the University of Maryland College Park, served as president of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers at the university.

Alice Chen ’22

Valery Caicedo ’22

Alice Chen ’22, a rising senior majoring in Bioengineering at Harvard University, is an Undergraduate Researcher in Harvard’s Markus Basan Lab in the Department of Systems Biology.

Kaila Davis ’22, a rising senior double majoring in Biology and Spanish at Lincoln University Pennsylvania has been inducted into Alpha Mu Gamma, the National Foreign Language Honor Society. This past year, she served as the Chief of Staff for Lincoln’s Student Government Association and has conducted two research projects entitled, The Impact of MYC and Tp53 on BRAFi Treatment Efficacy in Malignant Melanoma and Research to Promote Anti-Fascism and the Defense of Human Rights: Langston Hughes and the Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives. In addition, Kaila was a Spring 2025 initiate of the Epsilon Nu Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Jessica Fowlkes ’22, a rising senior majoring in Computer Science at the University of Louisville, served as the Vice President of her sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. during the 2024-25 academic year.

Sara Giangrandi ’22, a rising senior majoring in Accounting at Towson University, has been inducted into the Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honor Society recognizing her commitment to scholarship and service. This prestigious recognition is awarded to those who rank in the top 10% of students from AACSB-accredited business schools globally, embodying the values of honor, wisdom, and earnestness.

Ellie Hill ’22, a rising senior double majoring in Information Science and Public Policy at the University of Maryland College Park, has been inducted into the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity. Ellie is also a Communications Intern for the City of Baltimore, providing support to the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement communications team with written quarterly report drafts and external communications.

Juliette Jave ’22, a rising senior majoring in Marketing at Morgan State University, was featured in a Voyage Baltimore article which promoted her successful nail art business showcasing her unique designs and commitment to quality. Read the article here.

Hailey Jordan ’22, a rising senior majoring in Allied Health, is a defender on the Millersville University Women’s Lacrosse team.

To read more about her career and season, click here. Hailey also serves as President of Millersville University’s chapter of The National Society of Leadership and Success.

Kendyl Kellum ’22, a rising senior majoring in Marketing at North Carolina Central University is a Spring ’25 initiate of the Alpha Lambda Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Madeleine Kersch ’22, a rising senior at Stevenson University, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Isabella King ’22, a rising senior majoring in Public Health at Towson University, served as the Banner Chair and External Social Chair for her sorority, Zeta Tau Alpha.

Sarah King ’22, a rising senior majoring in English and Secondary Education at Mount St. Mary’s University, was named to the Fall 2024 President’s List earning a grade point average of 4.0. She was also inducted into the Pi Lambda Theta Honor Society which recognizes outstanding students who wish to pursue a career in education. In Spring 2024, Sarah’s poems, “Waves of Emotion” and “Forest Trail,” were featured in Lighted Corners Mount St. Mary’s University’s annual literary magazine.

Read her poems here.

Morgan Lahourcade ’22, a rising senior majoring in Criminal Justice and Corrections at DeSales University, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Victoria Lam ’22, a rising senior in the Gemstone Honors Program majoring in Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Maryland College Park, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher. Victoria is a member of the Mighty Sound of Maryland, the marching band at the University of Maryland College Park, and was recently featured on their Facebook page. Victoria also participates in the University of Maryland’s Club Fencing Team.

Victoria Lam ’22’s feature promoting The Mighty Sound of Maryland on social media.

Emily LeBrun ’22, a rising senior majoring in Environmental Science at George Mason University, served as a Junior Faculty Advisor for The Washington Youth Summit on the Environment in June 2025. This summit is an interactive program that provides high-achieving high school students with an interest in the environment, conservation, sustainability, and related fields with a unique experience exploring careers in these areas. During the 2024-2025 academic year, Emily also served as the Undersecretary of Campus Sustainability for the George Mason University student government.

Gretchen Lochte ’22 earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Allied Health with a concentration in Medical Sciences from the University of Tampa in May 2025.

Amy McIntyre ’22, a rising senior majoring in Psychology with a minor in Childhood Studies, had her poem “Touches of Essence” published in the 2025 Monmouth Review, the Monmouth University community’s literary and art magazine. Read Amy’s poem here.

Julianna Millett ’22, a rising senior majoring in Biomedical Engineering at Elon University, serves as a Mentor for Elon Academy, an intensive, multi-phase, nonprofit college access and success program for academically promising high school students in Alamance County, North Carolina who demonstrate financial need and/or are the first in their family to attend college. She is also the Founder and President of The Diabetes Link, a recognized student organization at Elon. Julianna founded The Diabetes Link in order to connect college students who have or are affected by diabetes in the hopes that these connections will create a support network which will enable students to fulfill their potential and limit the negative psychological and physical effects of diabetes.

Madison Parham ’22, a rising senior majoring in Biology at Towson University, is a member of the Track and Field team. To read more about her career and season, click here.

Eva Reynolds ’22

Madison Parham ’22

Eva Reynolds ’22, a rising senior majoring in Leadership and Consulting and minoring in Spanish at Loyola University Maryland, studied abroad at The American College of Greece during the 2025 spring semester. Eva also accepted the position as Director of Communications for the Greyhound Realty Group at Loyola University Maryland.

This group encourages students to immerse themselves in the real estate industry and learn from its experts. She also has accepted a summer internship in the legal and marketing department at the Turnbull Brockmeyer Law Group.

Ardyn Richardson ’22, a rising senior majoring in Business Administration at Temple University, accepted a summer internship in Human Resources at Enterprise Community Partners, a national nonprofit that exists to make a good home possible for the millions of families without one. Ardyn also serves as a peer tutor at Temple University.

Savannah Safchuck ’22, a rising senior majoring in Mass Communications at Towson University, is a midfielder on the Women’s Lacrosse team.

To read more about her career and season, click here.

Leah Schutz ’22

Savannah Safchuck ’22

Leah Schutz ’22, a rising senior majoring in Public Health Science on the Pre-Physician’s Assistant track and minoring in Nonprofit Leadership and Social Innovation, has been selected as a Pre-PA student advisor. In this role, she will hold weekly drop-in advising hours, conduct student outreach, and assist in health profession events and workshops. Leah is also a member of the Pre-PA Club, Phi Alpha Epsilon Public Health Honor Society, and Delta Epsilon Mu pre-health fraternity. She serves on the Student Advisory Committee of the Maryland Academy of Physician Assistants as the Pre-PA Liaison. In addition, Leah earned the Dean’s Outstanding Undergraduate Scholar Award from the University of Maryland’s School of Public Health, recognizing her academic excellence, leadership, and engagement within the university community.

Hannah Sitther ’22, a rising senior majoring in Computer Science at the University of Maryland College Park, is a member of the Advanced Cybersecurity Experience for Students (ACES) Honors College. She was named to the University of Maryland’s College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences Fall 2024

Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher. Hannah is also active in OneU Maryland, a Christian ministry at the University of Maryland College Park.

Sophia Terranova ’22, a rising senior majoring in Film, Cinema, and Video Studies at James Madison University, was elected to membership into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society.

Allison Tully ’22, a rising senior majoring in Architecture at the University of Maryland College Park, was named to the University of Maryland’s School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation’s Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Camille Valdez ’22, a rising senior majoring in Anthropology at Syracuse University, served as an Undergraduate Research Assistant for the Syracuse University College of Education. In this role, she collaborated with professors to conduct critical discourse analysis of more than 15 university syllabi using thematic analysis to identify content patterns and meanings, and sociolinguistic analysis to examine institutional power dynamics. Additionally, line-by-line qualitative coding was performed to analyze how language reflects academic practices and values, contributing to research investigating accessibility in higher education discourse.

Karis Wallace ’22, a rising senior majoring in Philosophy and Religious Studies on the Pre-Law track at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, was awarded a 2025 Peake Federal Credit Union Scholarship.

Emily Yancisin ’22 earned a 2025 Towson University College of Liberal Arts Opportunity Scholarship.

Natalie Adams ’23, a rising senior majoring in Nursing at James Madison University, serves as a Peer Assisted Study Session Leader for Chemistry. In this role, she assists in cultivating inclusive communities of students and faculty committed to learning together to create individual and organizational transformation.

Natalie is also a member of the Nursing Student Association and Changing Health Attitudes and Actions to Recreate Girls (CHAARG). In addition, she was named to the Fall 2024 President’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.9 or higher.

Eva Ally ’23, an Exercise Physiology major at the University of Louisville, is completing an internship as a Student Athletic Trainer at the University of Louisville.

Martina Astori ’23, a rising junior majoring in Psychology and minoring in Law and Society at the University of Maryland College Park, is a member of the University’s Honors College.

Ahnyah Batty ’23, a rising junior Accounting major at Hampton University, was awarded a 2025 Deloitte Foundation Accounting Scholarship.

Bree Blackowicz ’23, a rising junior majoring in Biology at Dickinson College, serves as the Vice President of Member Experience for Pi Beta Phi, her sorority. In this role, she is responsible for implementing the New Member Education Program and the Leading with Values Program. She was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.7 or higher.

Adia Brown ’23 has accepted an internship position at Bebashi: Transition To Hope, a Greater Philadelphia nonprofit agency offering services in internal medicine, health care, and hunger relief. Adia is a rising junior in LaSalle University’s Honors Program where she majors in Public Health. Additionally, Adia is on an accelerated master’s program track, expecting to earn her Master of Science degree in Public Health in 2028.

Sydney Casserly ’23, a rising junior majoring in Exercise Science at Towson University, is an attacker on the Women’s Lacrosse team. To read more about her career, as well as her season, click here.

Anna Christou ’23

Sydney Casserly ’23

Anna Christou ’23, a rising junior majoring in Biology with a minor in Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Bioinformatics and a concentration in Cellular, Molecular, and Organismal Physiology at Towson University, is a member of the University’s Honors College.

She is also a member of the Hill-Lopes Scholars Program, Maryland’s premier program for women in STEM. She serves as an Undergraduate Research Assistant. In this role, Anna is responsible for investigating the effects of adjuvanted vaccines on antibody production in TLR4 deficient mice and collecting serum to run ELISAs measuring antibody production in response to vaccination. She also serves as an Undergraduate Learning Assistant for general chemistry. In addition, she is involved in the Equestrian Club and the Pre-Vet Club at Towson.

Kendall Clark ’23, a rising junior majoring in Biology with minors in Chemistry and Spanish at the University of Maryland Baltimore County, is a member of the Meyerhoff Scholars Program.

She also serves as an Undergraduate Research Scholar for the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

Lucy Crowe ’23, a rising junior at Frostburg State University, is a sprinter and jumper on the Women’s Track and Field team. To read more about her career and her season, click here.

Courtney Dickens ’23, a rising junior at Mount St. Mary’s University, is a member of the Cross Country team and the Track and Field team. To read more about her season and career, click here. She was named to the Fall 2024 President’s List, earning a 4.0 grade point average.

Katie Dodge ’23, a rising junior at the University of Maryland College Park, has been accepted into the Smith School of Business, where she will be studying to earn a dual degree in Finance and Psychology. Katie was named the 2025 RecWell Aquatic Supervisor of the Year. In addition, in Spring 2025, she was initiated into Delta Sigma Pi, a professional business fraternity. Katie was also named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Annabelle Hafner ’23

Katie Dodge ’23

Annabelle Hafner ’23, a rising junior at Notre Dame of Maryland University, is a shortstop and outfielder on the Women’s Softball Team.

To read about her season and her career, click here.

Meg Hoehler ’23, a rising junior double majoring in Spanish and History at Loyola University Maryland, was inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa, the national leadership honor society, and Phi Alpha Theta, the national history honor society.

Grace Jackson ’23

Meg Hoehler ’23

Grace Jackson ’23, a rising junior majoring in Sociology at the University of Maryland College Park, is a copy editor for The Diamondback, the University of Maryland’s college newspaper.

Rosalee Kuta ’23, a rising junior majoring in Nursing at the University of Tennessee, is completing a study abroad experience this summer in Uppsala, Sweden studying culture, family, and childhood.

Olivia Landis ’23, a rising junior majoring in nursing at Adelphi University, has been named to the Spring 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Jaena Manalo ’23, a rising junior majoring in information science at the University of Maryland College Park, was one of 40 students to complete the Changemaker Pathways program sponsored by the University of Maryland’s School of Public Policy’s Do Good Institute. This six-week program included interactive sessions, personal reflection and community service, all of which focused upon aiding this diverse group of emerging changemakers in building community, exploring social impact themes, and developing their voices as values-based leaders.

Talia Maria ’23, a rising junior double-majoring in Criminal Justice and Chemistry at Shenandoah University, is a defender on the Women’s Lacrosse team. Talia was also named an Old Dominion Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week for the week of February 17, 2025.

She received this honor for helping Shenandoah begin their season with a 15-14 overtime victory over 2024 NCAA tournament qualifier St. Mary’s College of Maryland. Talia caused a team-best three turnovers and came away with three ground balls while securing five draw controls. In addition, she was also named to the 2025 All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Honors for Women’s Lacrosse. She is one of seven student athletes with this distinction and will represent Shenandoah on the first team.

This season, Talia placed second on the team with 52 draw controls, which is a new career high and also hit a career high for caused turnovers and ground balls with 20 and 33, respectively. She earned first team All-ODAC honors after helping Shenandoah reach the ODAC Championship for the first time since 2013. To read more about her career, as well as her season, click here.

Sadie McMahon ’23, a rising junior majoring in English at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, has been named a St. Mary’s Scholar earning a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher. She was also named to both the Spring 2024 and Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher in both semesters.

Sydney Miles ’23, a rising junior majoring in Information Systems and minoring in Business, was named to the Towson University Dean’s List for Spring and Fall 2024, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher. In addition, Sydney accepted a Data Analytics internship with ST Engineering for the summer. ST Engineering works in various fields such as aerospace, electronics, land systems, and marine. They provide innovative solutions in areas such as smart cities, cybersecurity, defense, air transport, and manufacturing, and are known for their advanced technology across multiple industries.

Grace Mwangi ’23, a rising junior majoring in Public Health at Elizabethtown College, was selected to present her research entitled Maternal and Child Health in Somalia at Elizabethtown’s Scholarship and Creative Arts Days.

Lauren Panageotou ’23

Cora McGuire ’23, a rising junior majoring in Communications and Media Studies at the University of Scranton, accepted a position as a production assistant intern at National Collegiate Rugby this spring. Cora also writes for the University of Scranton’s chapter of HerStory. Her articles can be found here.

Caitlyn McIntosh ’23, a rising junior at Stevenson University, has been named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Grace Mwangi ’23

Lauren Panageotou ’23, a rising junior majoring in Psychology at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, has been named a St. Mary’s Scholar, earning a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher. She was also named to both the Spring 2024 and Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher in both semesters.

Allison Petryszak ’23, a rising junior majoring in Business Administration and minoring in Sociology at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, was named to both the Spring 2024 and Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher in both semesters.

change by spotlighting urgent topics and incorporating them into the life and curriculum of a liberal arts college in a diverse city, engaged in the work of social justice and historical reconciliation. The project’s focus is enslavement, prisons, and the questions of abolition. In this role, Frances will be engaging in cutting-edge primary source investigation with her fellow scholars, professors, and community fellows.

Gigi Rush ’23, a rising junior majoring in Communications and Public Policy at James Madison University, served as Panhellenic Assistant to the Gamma Kappa chapter of her sorority, Zeta Tau Alpha. In this role, she worked with the sorority’s executive board to ensure chapter-wide involvement at Panhellenic events. In addition, Gigi was selected to serve as Zeta Day coordinator for her chapter. In this role, her responsibilities included communicating with Zeta Tau Alpha’s national officers, relaying information to her chapter, and planning Zeta Day presentations for chapters and alumnae from across Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.

Katelyn Tyler ’23, a rising junior majoring in Biology at Stevenson University, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Marissa Tanner ’23

Emily Waire ’23, a rising junior at Elizabethtown College, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.6 or higher.

Ava Welsh ’23, a rising junior majoring in Nursing at Salisbury University, was named to both the Spring 2024 and Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Renata Williams ’23, a rising junior majoring in Psychology with a minor in Black Studies, is a Washington Scholar at Washington College.

She serves as President of the Shoresteppers, historian of Cleopatra’s Sisters, and an ambassador for the Intercultural Center. Read more about her experience as a Washington Scholar here.

Bella Wojcik ’23

Gigi Rush ’23

Marissa Tanner ’23, a rising junior at Salisbury University, was inducted into the Psi Chi International Honor Society in Psychology and the Delta Alpha Pi International Honor Society.

Frances Taylor ’23, a rising junior double majoring in Public Health and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Franklin and Marshall College (F&M), has been selected as a research scholar for the Reckoning with Lancaster summer project which empowers F&M students and Lancaster community members to move toward enacting meaningful

Renata Williams ’23

Bella Wojcik ’23, a rising junior majoring in Public Health at Towson University, is a midfielder on the Women’s Lacrosse team. To read more about her career, as well as her season, click here.

Jamie Collender ’24, a rising sophomore at East Carolina University, is an attacker on the Women’s Lacrosse team. To read more about her season, click here.

Lia Worth ’23 is a rising junior at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, working toward earning her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree.

Madeleine Armstrong ’24, a rising sophomore double majoring in English Literature and Music at Susquehanna University, was named to the Spring 2025 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.4 or higher.

Eve Aviles ’24, a rising sophomore double majoring in Finance and Business Analytics at Elon University, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

She serves as a Student Business Manager for Elon’s New Student Programs Office. She is also an Elon Business Fellow. This program prepares students to be innovative leaders in the competitive and dynamic world of business by blending classroom learning and real-world experience. She is a sister of the Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority.

Ana Maria Briscoe ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Political Science at Morgan State University, is a member of the Morgan State University Choir.

Norah Bukowski ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Biology and minoring in Physical Therapy at Salisbury University, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Brianne Canavan ’24, a rising sophomore Prenursing major at Berry College, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Avery Chambers ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Sports Management at East Carolina University, is a member of the Club Field Hockey team.

Mia Cucuzzella ’24 is a member of the Sellinger Scholars Business Honors Program at Loyola University Maryland. She is also a member of the Loyola University Maryland Women’s Track and Field team and the Cross Country team. To read more about her career and Track and Field season, click here. To learn more about her Cross Country career and season, click here. Mia was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Gracie Ethem ’24

Mia Cucuzzella ’24

Gracie Ethem ’24, a rising sophomore at Cincinnati University, is a defender on the Women’s Lacrosse team. To read more about her season, click here.

Cassandra Gabriel ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Computer Science at Loyola University Maryland, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Emma Howell ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Mechanical Engineering and double minoring in Physics and Mathematics at Frostburg State University, has been named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, with the distinction of earning a grade point average of 4.0.

Ella Javier ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Nursing at Stevenson University, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Logan Jefferson ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Biochemistry at Ursinus College, is a member of the Women’s Basketball team.

To read more about her career and season, click here.

Gabby Jennings ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Psychology at York College of Pennsylvania, was named to the Fall 2025 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Raegan King ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Nursing at Salisbury University, is a member of the Women’s Lacrosse team. To read more about her career and her season, click here.

Priya Mammen ’24, a rising sophomore in Nursing at The Catholic University of America, presented her poster, The Effectiveness of Haloperidol in Treating Agitation in Elderly Dementia Patients, at the university’s 2025 Research Day and was selected as one of three finalists for the University Research Day Award for best undergraduate poster. Priya’s research is essential for providing ethical, evidence-based care to elderly dementia patients experiencing agitation. She is also a member of the Honors Program and a Conway Scholar who was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Ashley Martin ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Exercise and Sport Science and minoring in Psychology, is a midfielder on the Women’s Lacrosse team at Queens University of Charlotte. To read more about her season, click here.

Julianna Mills ’24 is a rising sophomore at Old Dominion University where she is an attacker on the Women’s Lacrosse team. To read more about her season, click here.

Sophia Pulia ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Media and Communications at Pace University, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning First Honors with a grade point average of 3.85 or higher.

Delaney Ryan ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Occupational Therapy at the University of Scranton, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Laney Schmith ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Exercise Science, is a midfielder on the High Point University Women’s Lacrosse team. To read more about her season, click here. Laney was named to the Spring 2025 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Meredith Schutz ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Nursing at Salisbury University, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5.

Hannah Scott ’24, a rising sophomore at the University of North Carolina Charlotte, is an attacker on the Women’s Lacrosse team.

To read more about her season and her career, click here.

Lila Stachowski ’24, a rising sophomore at the United States Naval Academy, is a goalkeeper for the Women’s Lacrosse team. To read more about her season and her career, click here.

Rylie Sturgill ’24

Rylie Sturgill ’24, a rising sophomore at Methodist University, is a midfielder on the Women’s Lacrosse team. To read more about her career and her season, click here.

Jessie Tian ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Computer Engineering at the University of Maryland College Park, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Isabelle Whitlock ’24, a rising sophomore majoring in Art History at Salisbury University, was named to the Fall 2024 Dean’s List, earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Lila Stachowski ’24

From Mercy Girls.. . .to Women of Mercy

Our Mission We, the community of Mercy High School Baltimore, are a private, Catholic, college preparatory school for young women of diverse backgrounds from across central Maryland. Sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy, we provide a rigorous education marked by academic excellence and personal attention. Here, students learn to communicate ideas and express themselves confidently, both individually and in collaboration with others. Mercy creates an environment where young women form habits of lifelong inquiry, critical thinking, and courageous action in a global society.

In the tradition of Catherine McAuley, the founder of the Sisters of Mercy, our work reflects a commitment to hospitality, service, justice, and compassion.