Trinity is a driven and multifaceted student who brings creativity and discipline to every space she enters. As a writer, visual artist, student leader, and community volunteer, she excels at turning vision into reality. Recognized for her thoughtfulness, leadership, and academic excellence, Trinity pairs her intellectual curiosity with a genuine desire to uplift others. Her warmth and dedication make her a powerful force in her school and community.

Trinity is most proud of her success in writing and public speaking. A Scholastic Art & Writing Award recipient, she earned first place in both the Andrew Ruhs Prize for Playwriting and the Susan Schley Gristina Prize for Expository Essay. She is also the 2025 State Champion in Personal Essay for the GHSA Literary Meet. Trinity’s passion for language and storytelling gives voice to underrepresented stories, and her advocacy is rooted in purpose. In every poem, play, or speech, she aims to challenge, comfort, and inspire.

Trinity is also a dedicated student leader. She currently serves as President of both the Rise Helpers and the Student Government Association, organizing events that promote mental health, inclusion, and service. A National Honor Society member and National African American Recognition Program honoree, Trinity contributes time to numerous volunteer efforts, including tutoring, food banks, and cultural events. Her work with The Orchettes has deepened her skills in etiquette, leadership, and civic engagement.

Inspired by her upbringing and fueled by a love for the arts, Trinity hopes to study screenwriting and film direction. Her goal is to create bold, emotionally resonant stories that reflect diverse experiences. With the support of her family and mentors, she is determined to use her voice—and her vision—to leave a lasting impact on the world.