Powerful stories of the Meredith community going strong.
Studying at Meredith gave Serena Danieli the experience, portfolio, and confidence in her skills to start her career in fashion. An internship has led to a full-time job at Kohl’s as an apparel designer.
During her time at Meredith, Vera Otieno, ’25, grew more confident in her strengths and is assured she can use them to overcome challenges.
At Meredith, Tristan Smith, ’25, discovered the power of mathematics and economics to make a positive impact. Their next goal is to pursue a Ph.D in applied statistics and conduct research to support women’s empowerment.
Lauryn “LT” Turner, ’25, came to Meredith ready to make her mark. As a lacrosse player, student leader, and broadcaster for a weekly sports show, she’s having a meaningful impact on campus while preparing for her future communications career.
Transfer student MacKenzie Kotch, ’25, studied chemistry at Meredith, learning more about the field and gaining skills that she plans to use in a forensics lab. While at Meredith, participating in theatre productions helped her find friendships and learn how to advocate for herself.
Shae-Lynn Henderson, ’25, an international student, majored in psychology with minors in biology and mathematics—a combination driven by her deep curiosity about the brain. Her involvement in field hockey, a wide range of clubs, and academic pursuits challenged her to step outside her comfort zone and discover the path she hopes to follow after graduation.
Softball player and accounting major Avery Puryear, ’25, knew Meredith was the right place for her when she toured campus and met her coach. Thanks to a supportive environment and guidance from her faculty mentor, she will begin her Master’s in Accounting at NC State in the fall.
Meredith provided a supportive environment for Cady Stanley, ’25, to grow as a writer, thinker, and dancer. From studying abroad to producing the Colton Review, Stanley developed several skills that will serve her beyond college.
Music, dance, and athletics led Cynthia Styron Sanchez to Meredith. During her four years, she found a supportive community that helped her focus and prioritize her goals.
At Meredith, international student and Honors Scholar Student Nafissa Bia, ’25, found a vibrant community, rich experiential learning opportunities, and internships that led to a full-time position after graduation.