06/20/2026
A glimpse of where summer has been taking us lately!! 💜📷
Jaxie has been studying abroad in Salamanca, Spain, for the past six months! She has loved exploring new places, making friends from all over the world, and improving her Spanish while studying topics she loves.
Steph is interning with the Education Department at the San Antonio Botanical Garden for ten weeks, helping with summer camps for elementary-aged children and pursuing their dream of working in nature and advocating for our planet.
Maria and Lauren are currently participating in a study abroad program in Paris, France, where they have been taking courses in marketing. They have enjoyed exploring the city and were even able to visit fellow AX Katy!
Maddie is interning with Voice of San Antonio Magazine, where she had the opportunity to shoot the runway at Texas Fashion Week. Through this experience, she has enjoyed supporting San Antonio’s creative community while pursuing her passion for a future career in fashion.
Isa has been conducting research in one of Trinity’s biology labs, studying the brown anole lizard’s metabolic efficiency. She hopes to attend graduate school for nutrition and says this project has provided exposure to many techniques used in food science. She also works alongside fellow Alpha Chi, Henna!
Meredith is spending her summer at an archaeological field school in Oneonta, New York, studying Native American pottery and lithics. She hopes to pursue a master’s degree in archaeology and is excited to share her skills with fellow Alpha Chis next semester.
Bizzie is working at Tyler Internal Medicine Associates, gaining experience with patient care and interactions while strengthening her passion for a career in nursing.
Alessandra has spent her summer shadowing a cardiologist and an OB-GYN, with plans to shadow a medical assistant at her pediatrician’s office. Through these experiences, she has observed consultations, procedures, and tests!
Alex was a lead counselor at Camp Hope, a week-long overnight camp for children with pancreatitis and diabetes. Volunteering there has continued to grow her passion for education and working with kids!