Hannah Llewellyn

Bio

Why Endicott? Why Division III?

Chose Endicott because of its beauty, proximity to home, academics, and opportunity to play softball

Awards

Academic

• 2018 CCC Academic All-Conference
• 2017 Spring Dean's List
• 2016 Fall Dean's List
• High Honor Roll
• National Honor Society
• World Language National Honor Society

Athletic

• NEC All-Star
• Salem News All-Star
• Two-year team captain in high school 

Professional Aspirations

In high school, she interned with Harmeling Physical Therapy... interned with ProEx Physical Therapy in 2017... currently interning with Mass General Hospital Center for Outpatient Care in Danvers... aspires to work in sports medicine and be a physicians assistant

Hannah on her previous internship experiences prior to Endicott:

"In high school, I interned with Harmeling Physical Therapy which was a great experience. This internship made me want to pursue my future goal of becoming a physical therapist. At my internship, I helped patients through their exercises, hooked people up to stimulus machines, and observed the physical therapists as they worked on patients."

Clubs and Organizations

Played travel softball with the New England Storm and Concord Raiders... Part of the exercise science club on campus. 

Community Service

While at Endicott, she volunteered with Toys for Tots and also assisted with the fire truck washing in Beverly... In high school, she volunteered all four years at Relay For Life which is a walk run by The American Cancer Society... Also coached at a basketball clinic for young girls every winter throughout her four years of high school where she helped demonstrate drills, referee, and created many great bonds with the girls... Along with volunteering at these organizations, she also helped out the Marblehead Rotary Club where she volunteered at many events such as duck races and raffles...  Served food at My Brothers Table Soup Kitchen

Hannah on a meaningful community service project:

"Volunteering at the basketball clinic meant a lot to me because it was a clinic that I did all throughout elementary school. When the high school girls came to help out when I was in the clinic, I thought it was the most amazing experience. I looked up to the high school girls, and it was really neat to be the person that the young girls were looking up to. It was very rewarding to give back to a clinic that benefited me in my skills and personal growth."