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Given to the senior who best embodies the Woodlawn mission. Based on performance throughout Woodlawn upper school career. Chosen by Head of School with input from Upper School faculty.
Software Engineer at Google, Mountain View, CA
Yale University ’15 – BS in Computer Science
Yale University School of Law
Software Engineer at Google, Mountain View, CA
Given to a senior who is a leader in word and in action, who lives with integrity and honor, and who consistently inspires and/or supports his or her fellow students. Nominated by Upper School students and chosen by a faculty committee based on those nominations. Based on performance throughout Woodlawn’s Upper School career.
Health Insurance Broker, Willis Towers Watson
Belmont Abbey College ’16
BA in Psychology
Health Insurance Broker, Willis Towers Watson
Assistant Director of International Student Life at The University of Georgia, Athens, GA
Middlebury College ’15 – BA in Latin American Studies
Middlebury-Monterey – MA in International Education Management
Assistant Director of International Student Life at The University of Georgia, Athens, GA
Senior Reporter at CNBC
Published October 2018
I graduated from Woodlawn in 2010 with one other classmate. Yes, you read that correctly - there were just two of us. (photo above, 2010)
We were the first graduating class and a bit of an experiment. Woodlawn essentially built new curriculums for us as we progressed through 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. The school took a chance on us - and we, in a way, took a chance on it - and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
Here are a few reasons why:
At Woodlawn, you’re encouraged to be yourself. At Woodlawn, being different and unique is actually cool. And growing up in that type of environment instilled in me a level of confidence that has been crucial to my success beyond the classroom. Woodlawn shaped who I am today: a confident woman living independently in New York City and pursuing a career I feel passionately about.
Kathleen is currently a reporter for CNBC in Los Angeles, CA. She graduated from Williams College in 2014 with a BA in Spanish and three Division III National Tennis Team Titles.
Williams College ’14
BA in Spanish
Senior Reporter at CNBC
Given to a junior who has excelled in the areas of math and science. Based on performance throughout Woodlawn upper school career. Chosen by math/science Upper School teachers.
Given to a junior who has excelled in the areas of English, Spanish, and history. Based on performance throughout Woodlawn’s Upper School career. Chosen by English/Spanish/History Upper School teachers.
Stage Manager and Theatre Technician, New York, NY
Grinnell College ’16
BA in Theater
Stage Manager and Theatre Technician, New York, NY
Assistant Director of International Student Life at The University of Georgia, Athens, GA
Middlebury College ’15 – BA in Latin American Studies
Middlebury-Monterey – MA in International Education Management
Assistant Director of International Student Life at The University of Georgia, Athens, GA
Given to the female Upper School student who has most impacted Woodlawn’s athletic programs and who embodies the Woodlawn ideals of commitment, hard work, sportsmanship, and team and school pride. Based on performance over the current year. Chosen by Athletic Director.
Given to the male Upper School student who has most impacted Woodlawn’s athletic programs and who embodies the Woodlawn ideals of commitment, hard work, sportsmanship, and team and school pride. Based on performance over the current year. Chosen by Athletic Director.
Solutions Consultant at Prophecy International, Atlanta, GA
Lenoir Rhyne University ’15
BS in Information Technology
Solutions Consultant at Prophecy International, Atlanta, GA
Given to the Upper School student who demonstrated the greatest passion for learning about a service issue and a commitment to serving the community/ies impacted by the issue. Based on performance over the current year. Chosen by Upper School service teachers.
Given to the Upper School student who has most impacted Woodlawn’s visual and/or performing arts programs and who embodies Woodlawn’s ideas of commitment, creativity, leadership, and initiative.
