FINAL report

We know a healthy balance of academic, social and cultural experiences is important to empower the whole girl.
Throughout these pages we will share stories of the many ways our young women pursue learning beyond the
confines of the classroom through summer immersion programs. New adventures help them gain a global
perspective and skills to ensure they are more than ready for careers and vocations in all walks of life.
Summer
Immersion
Stories
Julissa Rojas ‘22 attended Purdue University’s
Summer Engineering Program. Julissa lived on campus for
a week, collaborating with students from around the country
on various engineering projects, including designing an energy-efficient home. She
also learned about engineering careers and the impact engineers have on our world.
Mary Helen Hennessy ‘20 was selected to attend the Summer
Performing Arts Program in vocal performance at the University of Michigan. Mary
Helen auditioned and was accepted into the prestigious Solo Track section of the
program, where she performed her first classical solo voice recital in Italian.
Molly Maloney ‘20 was selected to attend the “FloChicago”
Leadership Development Program at the University of Chicago this summer.
Molly lived on campus for a week and attended leadership sessions, went on
field trips to businesses, nonprofit organizations and communities throughout
the city, and met with Chicago leaders, including Mayor Lori Lightfoot.
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