Activities and Clubs

MEMBERSHIP:  Open to all students. Leaders are chosen each year by the moderator(s) and the Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice.

GOALS:  To examine, educate and celebrate the culture, language, traditions and history of the Asian American Pacific Islander people through an exploration of historic and current events. 

This club is an alliance space – therefore anyone with interest in learning more about the AAPI community and/or how to become a stronger ally/accomplice is welcome to join.

MEETINGS:  Every C Day

MEETING TOPICS & ACTIVITIES: The club will promote education and awareness through activities such as (topics and activities may vary annually):

- HOST: Schoolwide AAPI Heritage Month Activities in May

- CREATE: Origami Heart Love Notes to Counter AAPI Hate

- DISCUSS: Women’s Mental Health in the AAPI Community

- LEARN: Cultural Awareness Celebrations such as Night of the Hungry Ghost and Lunar New Year

MODERATOR(s): Ms. Kim Naucodie

AFFILIATIONS:  Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Justice Department and the Diversity & Inclusion Council

"It is amazing that this club educates on important topics and celebrates the many cultures of the AAPI community, and I love that it also provides a supportive environment for Asian American and Pacific Islander students at Gwynedd!" - Lucy Ke '25

(formerly Peer Advisory League)

MEMBERSHIP: All Freshmen are members of the Big Sister Program. Upper class students are chosen each year to mentor 9^th grade students.

GOALS: Big Sisters is a peer mentoring program for all freshmen to help ease their transition to high school and integrate them socially into the community.

ACTIVITIES: Freshmen students will meet with their Big Sisters monthly starting in September to discuss topics relevant to the freshmen experience at GMAHS.  They will also take part in the orientation program, which consists of Connections Camp, Mercy Fun Night, and a Christmas Party.   

Moderator(s): Mrs. Monica Lapp, Dr. Lisa DeCicco, and Mrs. Mary Hartman

MEMBERSHIP: Open to all students. Leaders are chosen each year by the moderator(s) and the Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice.

GOALS: To provide an open, accepting and welcoming space in which students, faculty and staff can learn about African American history, traditions, food and culture while also exploring the contemporary issues impacting Black people.

This club is an alliance space – therefore anyone with interest in learning more about the Black community and/or how to become a stronger ally or accomplice is welcome to join.

MEETINGS: every other A day in Room 10

MEETING TOPICS & ACTIVITIES: The club will promote education and awareness through activities such as (topics and activities may vary annually):

- HOST School-wide Black History Month Celebration

- LEARN: About cultural appropriation and how it impacts the Black community in TikTok and beyond

- EXPERIENCE: The history and tradition of Soul Food

- DISCUSS: The myths associated with gun violence in the African American community

MODERATOR(s): Mr. Thomas Waltrich

AFFILIATIONS: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Justice Department and the Diversity & Inclusion Council

GWYNEDD AMBASSADORS / HOSTESSES

GOALS: Ambassadors and hostesses serve in leadership roles as representatives of Gwynedd Mercy Academy High School. They help demonstrate the mission of Gwynedd by exemplifying confidence and competence and a compassionate Mercy spirit. Ambassadors participate in various functions where prospective students and their parents gather. Their role is very important in providing information about our school and demonstrating that our students are our greatest asset.

ACTIVITIES: The role of Ambassadors and Hostesses is to support the Admissions Office by having prospective students shadow them for a day and by helping with the following events and initiatives: Open House, grade school visitations, high school nights, monthly 7th grader tours and Mercy Mania.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Kim Scott and Mrs. Jessica Fletcher

Leadership at Gwynedd

Moderator(s): Mrs. Jennifer Guarnaccia

Membership: Student applications are disseminated in the spring semester and are open to any current student.  Leaders and team members are selected by moderators after reviewing student applications. *All students are encouraged to attend our fun-filled community engagement events. 

GOAL:

Make a positive impact on our Gwynedd Community and the world at large.  By

Engaging our students in

Real world issues, known as the

Critical Concerns of the sisters of Mercy.  Each

Year we host a community fundraiser where we strive to

Educate our school community through a

Fun and engaging event that

Fosters awareness and funds for a cause that

Extends far beyond ourselves. We realize that  our

Capabilities far exceed our own expectations and that

Together, as a team, a school, and a community of strong, resilient women, we are the change makers 

                                                                                                            ….for the world. 

Moderator(s): Mrs. Amy Cymerman, Mrs. Caitlin Fasano, Mrs. Nicole Barry, Mrs. Katrina Koffel, Mr. Tom Waltrich

Ministry & Service at Gwynedd

Moderator(s): Mr. Stephen Fromhold

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Keira Webster and Olivia Slamm

Mission: The spirit of a Mercy Girl is rooted in service. We show love and compassion to all those around us in an attempt to make the world a better place than how we found it. As Catherine McAuley put it best, "Let us take one day only in hands at a time. Resolve to do good today and better tomorrow."

Membership: Open to all students interested in the production of a podcast from start to finish; 15 student maximum.

Meeting Time: G Days during CP

Moderator(s): Ms. Erin Reimel and Mrs. Caitlin Straub

The Monarch Impact Podcast is a branch of Monarch Media Productions. 

Membership: Open to all students. Members may contribute to whichever branch of the group they are interested in.

Meeting Times: F Days during CP

Moderator(s): Mrs. Caitlin Fasano Haug, Mrs. Jessica Fletcher, Mrs. Anne Monsalve

"Being a part of the Monarch Media Productions team has been an incredible experience! As a member of the Mercy Magnet staff, I am able to write articles about topics that excite me, receive feedback on my writing, and see my work published on a real website! Our club leaders and moderators are amazing, and I am so thankful that I chose to join this club." - Lauren Ryan '25

MEMBERSHIP: Open to all students. Leaders are chosen each year by the moderator(s) and the Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice.

GOALS: To foster greater compassion and understanding within the Gwynedd community for individuals who are neurodivergent and to create a meaningful space in which people impacted, directly or indirectly, by neurodivergent conditions can receive support, education and affirmation.

Neurodivergent conditions include dyslexia, ADHD, autism, Tourette’s syndrome and any condition in which a person’s learning style, thinking patterns, and/or behavior falls outside of what is considered “typical”.

This club is an alliance space – therefore anyone with interest in learning more about neurodivergent people or conditions and/or issues impacting this community is welcome to join.

MEETINGS: B days, every other cycle

MEETING TOPICS & ACTIVITIES: This is a new club for the 2023-2024 school year!  Check back for updates.

MODERATOR(s): Mrs. Lisa Spleen

AFFILIATIONS: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Justice Department and the Diversity & Inclusion Council

MEMBERSHIP: Open to all students. Leaders are chosen each year by the moderator(s) and the Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice. Leaders must apply and interview.

GOALS: In accordance with the directive set forth by the Sisters of Mercy, to create a welcoming and inclusive space in which our school community can collectively grow in our understanding, acceptance, respect and compassion for members of the LGBT+ community.

This club is an alliance space – therefore anyone with interest in learning more about gender identity, the LGBT+ community and/or how to become a stronger ally/accomplice is welcome to join.

MEETINGS: H Days in Room 10

MEETING TOPICS & ACTIVITIES: The club will promote education and awareness through activities such as (topics and activities may vary annually):

- CELEBRATE: PRIDE Month Celebration

- CREATE: Solidarity keychains to demonstrate compassion for LGBT+ youth

- EDUCATE: Understanding gender identity

- DISCUSS: The prevalence of homelessness and hate crimes impacting LGBT+ youth

MODERATOR(s): Mrs. Erin Clements (primary), Dr. Melissa Sullivan

AFFILIATIONS:  Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Justice Department and the Diversity & Inclusion Council

MEMBERSHIP: Students are elected by the student body. Each class selects its own class president and representatives. The entire student body elects the school president.

GOALS: The goal of the Student Council is to promote and strengthen cooperation between the student body and the school administration and faculty. Along with this goal, the Student Council members serve as the cohesive force of their respective classes, encouraging responsible membership from the Student Body, promoting discussion, conducting class meetings and acting as communicators for Administration and students.

ACTIVITIES: Student Council members promote spirit year round. They also function as the official hostesses of the school for assemblies, for Open House and for Entrance Test days. The Student Council selects an annual theme to call the students to spirit and cooperation. Members are responsible for reporting the results of meetings to the student body.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Jill Daly

"I am thankful to be able to bring my classmates' ideas to the table and make their Gwynedd experience the best it can be!" - Dylan Burke '24

MEMBERSHIP: Open to all students.

GOALS: Student Stewards is an energetic group that meets twice a month to learn about how the generosity of the Gwynedd community - alumnae, parents, and friends - impacts the student experience.  From the inside the classroom to the athletic fields, the stage to the art center, each aspect has been made possible in some way through the support of the Gwynedd community.  As a group, we are responsible to educate and encourage the philanthropic spirit among our classmates, family and Gwynedd community. Student Stewards are also responsible for writing thank you notes to donors and driving the student-focused campaign during One Week for GMA by advertising with flyers, posters, and videos; educating through morning and afternoon announcements and emails; collecting donations, etc.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Colleen Corace Connor

Chorale is a selective chorus requiring an audition for membership. This chorus is showcased at Candlelight in December, as well as the Arts Festival in the spring. Chorale occasionally participates in service events or external showcases. The group performed religious carols at St. Thomas Moore Parish in Cherry Hill, NJ in December of 2021. 

Moderator(s): Mr. Michael Borton and Mrs. Trish Giangiulio

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Madison Markward

Moderator(s): Mrs. Trish Giangiulio

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Margaret Baker, Shannon Talley, Ava Wotjko

Our very popular “rock band” is open to vocalists, guitar, drum and keyboard students selected through an audition. This group performs for many special events and occasions in and out of school and serves as an ambassador to the outside community.

Moderator(s): Mr. Dan Hanrahan

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Olivia Ormsby and Melanie McDougal

The Glee Club is our largest music activity open to any girl in grades 9-12 who enjoys singing. Membership in this group is mandatory for acceptance into any of our selective vocal organizations. Glee Club performs for our annual Candlelight and Arts Festival concerts.

Moderator(s): Mr. Michael Borton and Mrs. Trish Giangiulio

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Margaret Baker

Jazz Band is open to students who have previous experience on their instrument and includes saxophones, trumpets, clarinets as well as rhythm instruments (piano, bass, guitar and drums). 

Moderator(s): Mr. Dan Hanrahan

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Ashley O'Doherty

LIGHTS & SOUND: Students in charge of theater tech for the fall musical and many other Gwynedd events such as liturgies, assemblies, concerts, and recitals. We work from the sound booth at the rear of the auditorium where we often provide many entertaining special effects involving sound and lighting. Our group is made up of freshmen through seniors and we’re always looking for additional sign-ups!

Moderator(s): Mrs. Trish Giangiulio

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Emma Corcoran and Shannon Talley

The Liturgical Music Group, open to all interested students, provides singing and instrumental accompaniment to enhance our liturgies and prayer services. Members must be willing to assist with special masses on weekends.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Trish Giangiulio

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Katie Lynch and Margaret Baker

Mercy Melismatics is our highly selective “a cappella’ group consisting of 12-14 members. Singers who are active participants in Glee Club and Chorale are eligible to audition for this group in the spring. The Mercy Melismatics perform for special occasions and events in and out of school throughout the year and serve as school ambassadors to the outside community.

Moderator(s): Mr. Michael Borton

2023-2024 Student Leader(s): Amanda Phifer 

Orchestra is our instrumental performance ensemble open to any student with previous instruction on a musical instrument. Students must be receiving private instruction on their instrument either in or outside of school. This group performs for our annual Candlelight and Arts Festival concerts.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Trish Giangiulio

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Emma Corcoran and Ashley O'Doherty

"Orchestra has helped me learn more about music and continue my passion for violin." - Stevie MacDonald '26

MEMBERSHIP: Any student is welcome to participate in Gwynedd’s stage crews, either in-house crew, the show crew or both.

Students who apply should have an interest in providing for the preparation of student assemblies and/or shows. They should be able to accept a high degree of responsibility. They derive great satisfaction from working with their hands through construction, painting, lighting, etc.

GOALS: The in-house crew serves the school by assisting in the light and sound set-up for assemblies, liturgies, Candlelight and special programs. The show crew works on set design and construction and light and sound coordination.

MEETINGS: Occasional formal meetings are called for communication purposes. Show crews work once or twice a week and Sunday afternoons and evenings during show production times. In the beginning the crew concentrates on set construction every Sunday. Eventually, they learn to run the actual show with the cast.

ACTIVITIES: Stage crew runs the annual fall production, Candlelight and assemblies. The in-house crew is on call during the school day.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Trish Giangiulio and Mr. Charlie Gallagher

2023-2024 Student Leader(s): Annaliese Bilardo

Tri-M at Gwynedd

Moderator(s): Mrs. Trish Giangiulio

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Ashley O'Doherty, Katie Lynch, Jessica Crocker, Caitlin Scanlon, Olivia Ormsby

GOALS: Prepare for the annual academic competition against other Montgomery County high schools

ACTIVITIES: Play trivia and compete against each other in matches. Categories include: Literature, American History, Contemporary Events, World History, Science, and Potpourri

MEETINGS: twice a month

Moderator(s): Mrs. Susan Mitchell

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Margaret Baker

GOALS: The Art Club members use their interest and talent in art to create artistic projects and crafts. The club also creates objects, installations, and mural paintings that benefit the school and the community.

ACTIVITIES: Members spend time doing artistic activities and creating art projects. They work individually and sometimes as a group. Themes are usually holiday or season based and are designed by club leaders, our art scholarship students.

MEETINGS: Meetings will take place during Community Period on D Days

MEMBERSHIP: Art Club is open to all 9th and 10th grade students.

Moderator(s): Ms. Lisa Hohenstein

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Sydney Hrlic and Olwen Broomhead

Moderator(s): Mrs. Diane Buckius

2023-2024 Student Leaders: 

Mission/Activities: Astronomy club gives Gwynedd students the opportunity to learn more about astronomy while having a fun time with their classmates. Astronomy club allows Gwynedd Girls interested in astronomy to further their passion and knowledge of the subject. Astronomy club is perfect for students looking to deepen their knowledge of astronomy in a relaxed environment. The astronomy club gives club members a deeper understanding of astronomy through fun and interactive activities.

Blossom in STEM is a student-run community outreach program designed to provide local middle school girls with after school STEM learning experiences. The students in Blossom in STEM will gain a deeper understanding of STEM concepts through the process of designing engaging activities for 7^th and 8^th grade students.  

Moderator(s): Mr. Michael Burger

Student Leader(s): Camille Campbell, Charlotte Wolfe, Hailey Wood

Membership: Open to all students interested in using their coding skills in competition. 

Activities: The Coding Club focuses on Python scripting to allow the members to participate in two off-site coding competitions during the school year. 

Moderator(s): Mrs. Melinda O'Neill

2023-2024 Student Leader(s): Aleah Carter and Anna Schaffer

Goal: To learn about the Sisters of Mercy Critical Concern “Care for the Earth.” To use that information to raise awareness about the environmental issues we face today. To use this awareness to help Gwynedd Mercy to become more environmentally friendly. To appreciate the environment and the creatures living in it.

Meetings: Once a cycle

Activities: Compost pile (creation and/or upkeep), obtain more recycling cans around the school, especially the cafeteria, decorate current recycling cans, discuss using recyclable or reusable plates and cutlery in the cafeteria, raise awareness of what is thrown away (plastic bags) with posters or assemblies, plant flowers and/or trees, pick up trash around the campus, care for the plants around campus, hold a recycled art competition and go on a hiking trip.

Moderator(s): Sister Patricia Donlin

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Claire Van Mater and Calliope Beatty

"I like being in Environmental Club because we get to learn about the world around us and how to help it. We do fun activities such as VR experiences and trash clean ups." - Olivia Slamm '25

Membership: Open to all students who would like to share their time and talents with middle school girls interested in technology. No experience required.

Activities: TechGirlz members meet once per cycle to plan events for middle school girls.
Members choose the topics, plan the activities, and participate in free Saturday events for local students. 

Moderator(s): Mrs. Melinda O'Neill

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Lucia Weid, Ella Rocco, Dana Rietzke

Moderator(s): Mr. Michael Berger

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Lauren Haenn and Abigail Howard

Mission: Invention and Innovation Club provides students with opportunities to explore a variety of topics in a fun, laid back, environment. This club engages students with hands on activities designed to increase their knowledge and curiosity for all things invention and innovation. 

MEMBERSHIP: For anyone interested in learning about the Latin language and the culture of the ancient Romans. Students do NOT need to take Latin. All are welcome!

GOALS: The club’s goal is to introduce students to the ways of Roman life through fun and interactive activities, and to encourage students to make connections between the lives of the ancient Romans and their own.

MEETINGS: Monthly

Moderator(s): Dr. David Kuyat

2023-2024 Student Leaders:

Moderator(s): Mrs. Helena Ryder 

2023-2024 Student Leader(s): 

Meeting Times: Once a cycle

Mission: Grow as global citizens and become more knowledgable of international policies and laws.

GOALS: The Pottery Club members use their interest and talent in clay to create artistic projects and crafts.

ACTIVITIES: Members spend time hand-building and throwing on the pottery wheels. They work individually and sometimes as a group. Themes are usually holiday or season based and are designed by club leaders. Projects include low-fire and stoneware clay and glazes.

MEETINGS: Meetings will take place during Community Period on G days (except for the last G day of the month)

MEMBERSHIP: Pottery Club is open to all 11th and 12th grade students.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Lisa Hohenstein & Ms. Cecelia Grant

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Olivia Carlo and Megan Halstead

Membership: Open to all students. Leaders are chosen each year by the moderator and outgoing leaders.

Goals: To educate students about the field of psychology and how to implement wellness and positive mental health practices in their daily lives

Meetings: Every other E Day during Community Period

Topics/Activities:

• Participate in lab activities and simulations
• Create relevant arts and crafts pieces (in the past we have created our own stress balls, Rorschach ink blots, etc).
• Host speakers working professionally in the field of psychology

Moderator(s): Mrs. Erin Battisto

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Lucy Ke and Melanie McDougal

"Psychology club allows Gwynedd Girls interested in psychology to further their passion and knowledge of the subject." - Diya Patel '23

Membership: Open to any student willing to attend all meetings and fulfill book requirements.

Goal: Prepare and compete in the annual Reading Olympics competition hosted by the MCIU.

Activities: Read books from the current year's list, participate in team building and book-related activities to prepare for competition, discuss trending and popular reads.

Meetings: Every other E day

Moderator(s): Mrs. Kylie Steiert

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Lucy Ke and Madeline White

MEMBERSHIP: Open to everyone.

GOALS: Our club is dedicated to living out the belief that all human life is sacred from conception to natural death and must be protected. Our goal is to promote awareness of various life issues such as abortion, chastity, and the dignity of life at all stages.

ACTIVITIES: A variety of activities such as the March for Life, Stand Up for Life Dinner, workshops, movies, speakers and any event or forum which foster a respect for life and a desire to defend.

Moderator(s): Ms. Judith Wilson & Ms. Elizabeth Williamson

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Charlotte Wolfe

MEMBERSHIP: Open to any student at any skill level -- no experience required. Just bring your curiosity and creativity!

ACTIVITIES: The Robotics Club seeks to get students engaged with computer programming and robotics. We build and program the robots to complete challenges and compete in games to make coding and robotics -- which might seem intimidating -- a lot of fun!

Moderator(s): Mrs. Melinda O'Neill

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Bayliegh Finn, Victoria Buzzanca, Kathryn Goettner

"Robotics is a really fun club to be in. You learn to code, get to drive robots, and more. All of the people are really nice and they all support you." - Kathryn Goettner '26

Membership: Open to all students who want to learn sign language to acquire new skills and spread awareness about the ASL community.

Meeting Frequency: First B Day of the month

Meeting Location: Lecture Hall

Club/Activity Goals: To learn signs in ASL through collaborative activities to spread awareness about the signing community. This club is a fantastic opportunity to learn a new/different way of communicating.

Club Moderator(s): Ms. Kimberly Naucodie

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Anna Schroeder 

"In Signing Sisters, we learn ASL for everyday use. Every holiday, we celebrate by learning how to sign in celebration of the day." - Chloe Helenski '26

Membership: Open to all students who are currently taking Spanish.

Activities: The Spanish Club gives the girls an opportunity to learn more about Hispanic cultures and customs throughout the world and to practice their speaking, writing, and listening skills all in the target language. We discuss and learn about different holidays, customs, and traditions of the Hispanic culture. We also incorporate tasty Spanish foods and popular Spanish music and dance into our meetings. 

Meeting Times: every other G day

Moderator(s): Mrs. Christine Cheeseman & Mrs. Cristina Cimorelli

Student Leader(s): Mia Hudak, Malena Henkels, and Ava McCafferty

MEMBERSHIP: Open to all GMAHS students. Whether you like to read poetry, act out a scene from a play, write your own speech, or debate, or are interested in Congress, there is an event for everyone.

MEETINGS: Tuesdays at 3:15PM

ACTIVITIES: Students compete in weekend tournaments throughout the school year at various high schools and universities. There are local tournaments held at schools such as La Salle College High School and Saint Joseph's University. Additionally, students will travel to schools such as Princeton University in New Jersey and The Bronx High School of Science in New York to compete. Students compete to qualify in State and National tournaments.

Moderator(s): Ms. Danielle Greenberg

2023-2024 Student Leader(s): Matilda French

"Speech and Debate is the kind of club that allows you to be yourself, but also to grow as a speaker and person." - Matilda French '25

GOALS: To improve lab based skills by turning ordinary ingredients into the extraordinary.

ACTIVITIES: Make a take-home beauty product based on seasons. Examples: Bath bombs, lip gloss, candles, soap, cleaning slime, aromatherapy sprays, solid perfume, etc.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Diane Buckius

GOALS: The mission of Dance Club is to provide a fun and interactive experience for all members, while teaching them various styles of dance. Dance Club will offer an educational atmosphere for students to learn to appreciate a variety of dance styles in an inclusive and non-judgmental environment.

ACTIVITIES: At each meeting, Dance Club will teach a new style of dance in a way that is instructional but also interactive for members. These styles might include hip hop, jazz, tap, salsa and much more. Dance Club will create a positive and inclusive environment for all members and will be a place for girls to enjoy time with friends and step outside of their comfort zones by learning new things. Dance Club will be represented at school functions to expose other members of the school community to the art of dance and help them to develop an appreciation for various dance styles.

MEETINGS: Monthly

Moderator(s): Mrs. Jill Daly

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Madeline Bogle, Riley Morris, Lilly Morrissey

Membership: All are welcome! 

Goals: Make feminist discourse more accessible by analyzing media of all kinds—books, movies, songs, current events, and more—through a feminist lens. Discussions will be member-driven and will not require reading outside of the club. 

Meetings: H days during CP 

Meeting topics & activities: Talking about themes in the recent Barbie movie, dissecting Taylor Swift songs, sharing our unique experiences and ideas, and eating homemade treats! 

Moderator(s): Mr. Andy Hopkins

2023-2024 Student Leader(s): Calliope Beatty

Moderator(s): Dr. David Kuyat and Mrs. Katrina Koffel

2023-2024 Student Leader(s): Isabella Juarez

Mission: Teach students about flag football and promote the team while having fun!

MEMBERSHIP: Anyone interested in relaxing from a tiring school week, or diving into the fascinating world of film.

GOALS: To provide students with an opportunity to learn about foreign films, different cultures, and cinematography. Also, to provide Mercy Girls with a creative outlet and the chance to experience films in a unique way.

MEETINGS: E (ODD Cycle)

ACTIVITIES: We will be watching foreign films and movies, and participating in activities that correlate with the film we are watching. 

Moderator(s): Mrs. Elizabeth Newton

Student Leader(s): Vivian Lipsky and Lucy Koller

Membership: Open to all students interested in learning more about the healthcare field. 

Meeting Times: G Days

Moderator(s): Mrs. Rita Talley

Student Leader(s): Nina Ziglio

"In Health Careers Club, we often hear from Gwynedd alumnae and learn about their jobs in various health/medical fields." - Isabella Chiappa '26

Meeting Times: A Day

Moderator(s): Mrs. Kathy May

Student Leader(s): Katelyn McGuire and Emma Greenhalgh

"Investment club lets me explore the world of finance through the buying of stocks. These skills learned in this club will be a huge benefit when it comes to the real world." - Lilly Morrissey '25

Membership: Open to all students. Leaders are chosen each year by the moderator and the club members.

Goals: A recreational club where students who enjoy puzzles can meet and work together to solve a puzzle. Puzzles can be a great way to relax or de-stress during the day and can help students develop or maintain a peaceful mindset.

Meetings: 1st D Day of every month during Community Period

Meeting Topics and Activities: Members choose and work on a different puzzle from month to month. Some months are themed (Holiday) while other months the theme may be a landscape or scene that is meant to be relaxing.

Moderator:  Mrs. Lisa DeCicco

2023-2024 Student Leaders: Annemarie Brown and Samantha Conway

"I am the co-president of puzzle club, and I think it is truly a great way to relax. Jigsaw Puzzle club is only once a month on D days, and is a stressless, relaxing club with many benefits including a peaceful mindset." - Annemarie Brown '24

GOALS: Donate beautiful blankets to nursing homes, beanies to cancer patients and mats to the homeless

ACTIVITIES: Learn to knit and crochet at any level

MEETINGS: Once a cycle

Moderator(s): Mrs. Margaret Szewczak

2023-2024 Student Leader(s): 

Moderator(s): Ms. Kimberly Naucodie & Mrs. Kylie Steiert

2023-2024 Student Leader(s): Olivia Slamm & Claire Van Mater

Goals: To teach students about meditation and mindfulness through fun, interactive activities. The club aims to provide students with strategies to destress and be more mindful of their surroundings. 

"This club is a great way to have a few quiet moments in your day! I love the activities and guided meditations that the amazing leaders provide." - Catherine B. '25

MEMBERSHIP: Open to all students.

Team leaders should be Juniors or Seniors. Freshmen and Sophomores are encouraged to join.

GOALS: The team’s goal is to promote enthusiasm and support for those involved in all school activities, to heighten audience/student participation at games, performances, and other school events, to encourage student involvement in fund-raisers, and to broaden each student's appreciation of school spirit.

MEETINGS: Bi-monthly or as needed.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Jill Daly

2023-2024 Student Leader(s): Student Council

Meeting Times: H day

Moderator(s): Kate Tobias

2022-2023 Student Leader(s): Catherine Imbesi, Sophie Wenz

Mission: To enjoy all aspects of the sport of Tennis

"It is really fun to play tennis while getting a chance to get outside during the day!" - Carsy Kelly '25

GOALS: To raise awareness in our community concerning issues such as: human trafficking, girl's education rights, pop culture and women, media messages and body positivity.  All of which that greatly affect girls worldwide. 

ACTIVITIES:

1. Increase self-esteem and recognize personality development
2. Increase skills to take public action to prevent violence against women
3. Provide a healthier understanding of womanhood and femininity

Moderator(s): Mrs. Kate Tobias

2023-2024 Student Leader(s): Katherine Burgess