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Meet the Admission Team

The Admission Office staff look forward to getting to know you and assisting you throughout the admission process. Please contact us if you would like to visit or have any questions.

 

Katie Bradbury Wellman
Director of Enrollment Management and Financial Aid
919-424-4013
cwbwellman@sms.edu

 

Anna Golwitzer Okoro
Admission Counselor,
International Boarding
919-424-4080

What'sApp - 919-255-5314 

 

Mary Mills
Director of Day
Recruitment
919-424-4006

 

Natalie Carlisle Muñoz
Admission Counselor,
Domestic Boarding
919-424-4018
nmunoz@sms.edu

 

Taylor Deal-LeMay
Manager of Admission Systems
and Data
919-424-4003

 

Lauren E. Gerber
Senior Project Manager for
Institutional Advancement
919-424-4003

Saint Mary's Blog

AP US Government and Politics: Taking Classroom Learnings to Capitol Hill

 

Recently, students of AP US Government and Politics traveled to Washington D.C. to apply course content to real-life settings. The trip was designed to give students a comprehensive view of the different branches of government and the role of the media. Students had the opportunity to meet with members of Congress, lobbyists, and media producers, offering them the opportunity to engage in Q&A sessions and to better understand how each component operates.

The trip to our nation’s capital embraced Saint Mary’s mission to prepare students for college and life. Students not only had the opportunity to see the course content in action, but they also made many connections and contacts in D.C., including opportunities for internships. This school trip also gave students exposure to a variety of job opportunities in the political realm.

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrated  at Saint Mary’s School

Saint Mary’s students, faculty, and staff celebrated the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during a day of observation, learning, and service, Jan. 16, 2023. From keynote speaker Stephanie Woolley-Pigues, aunt of Chloe Pigues ’23, to empowering workshops by various women who demonstrate excellence in their careers, to an artistic Stars of Hope community service project, this commemoration touched the hearts and minds of each member of the Saint Mary’s community. In this article, Belles student newspaper staff members describe their takeaways from some of the sessions. 

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Messages of positivity and kindness found in celebration of Diwali

This week more than a billion people around the world will participate in Diwali festivities, often known as the Festival of Lights. One of the largest celebrations across India, this five-day celebration is marked by the lighting of dozens of candles and clay lamps or diyas throughout homes and streets to light up the dark. It can also involve some truly impressive fireworks displays!

The term Diwali derives from the Sanskrit term Deepavali, which originated over 2,500 years ago and literally means “row of lights.” Linked to multiple stories in religious texts, the festival centers around the triumph of good over evil, the movement to light from darkness, and each day holds a different significance.  It is a time for families, friends, and neighbors to come together to share fellowship and enlightenment and to enjoy rich meals, exchange gifts, and give thanks for the blessings that everyone has.

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