Boosters held its annual spring induction ceremony this morning, welcoming and recognizing three new members: Serena Hong '22, Natalie Kempf '21, and Eve Mullen '22.
The names of new members remained a surprise to the community and inductees themselves until this morning—although their families were notified in advance and were present for the ceremony. During the event, Co-Presidents Mimi Asamoah-Mensah '19 and Eliza Gichner '20 and fellow Boosters read a statement about each inductee and awarded her a certificate, a Booster patch, and an official Booster pin, which she must wear for a week.
Boosters is a long-running in-school service club that gives back to the school and community through its participation in a range of events and activities. Induction into the club is based on the number of campus community service hours accrued while in high school. Students earn service hours by serving as tour guides; volunteering in the school store, Advancement Office, College Resource Room, Brown House, or Head of School's Office; assisting the Alumnae Board and Alumnae Office; working at Back to School Night and Reunion; and filling other volunteer needs throughout the school.
Booster qualifications include: integrity, a constructive and helpful attitude in all aspects of school life, a cooperative spirit, a pleasant and courteous disposition toward faculty and students, a respect for school regulations and honest effort to conform to them, a genuine interest in the welfare of the school, and sincere participation in and support of its activities.
The club holds induction ceremonies twice a year.
We applaud all of our Boosters for their service to the school and congratulate the newest members!