About Me

Eunice is a student at The Loomis Chaffee School with a passion for humanitarian work, education, and advocacy.

Her experiences across different communities have shown her how access to education can empower young people and create meaningful change.In 2021, Eunice founded EduEndeavors to support undocumented immigrant students at the Grace Center in Malaysia. Through weekly tutoring and summer workshops, she helps students strengthen their English-language skills and build confidence in their ability to learn. This work has deepened her commitment to global educational access.

At Loomis Chaffee, Eunice continues to serve others as a prefect, supporting students academically and emotionally while acting as a liaison between students and faculty. Her involvement with Days for Girls and her work highlighting women’s stories also reflect her interest in gender equity. An award-winning writer and photographer, Eunice has been recognized by the Connecticut Writing Project for her nonfiction writing and received a Scholastic Art & Writing Gold Key for photography. Through writing, debate, art, and community leadership, she explores social issues and brings attention to voices that are sometimes overlooked.