Student Cavalry in Full Charge

The Cavalry is Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall’s student ambassador program, and over the last month, they have been one of the most active groups on campus.  Whether they are giving tours to prospective families, blogging about their experiences in school, or launching a new YouTube series, the Cavalry is a group of students that are on driven to share their message.

The Cavalry Program is in its second year, and currently has forty-seven members.  Admission Officer Lauren Lewis frequently works these student ambassadors, and has been amazed by their enthusiasm.  “I love seeing how eager they are to give tours to prospective families,” said Lewis.  “And they do such a great job of sharing their story and experiences at CH-CH.”

Students have also been hard at work writing blog entries for the School’s Cavalry page with topics ranging from life on campus, to themes discussed in class.  These blog entries have given students a way to verbalize their lessons and experiences, and deliver their message on to others.

“I love the Cavalry because I get to express all of the great things here at CH-CH,” said Tour Guide Leader Gabe Jonas ’13.  “It also really helps students get involved and brings us closer together.”

In January, the Cavalry launched a YouTube series written by students called Cavalry-TV.  The first episode is hosted by Caroline Finamore ’13, and highlights some of the big events going on around the CH-CH campus this winter.

Visit the Cavalry online at www.chch.org/thecavalry to see their work.