Episcopal Academy’s Clarissa Leung is Main Line Student of the Week (May 13-19)

 Episcopal Academy’s Clarissa Leung is Main Line Student of the Week (May 13-19)

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A junior at Episcopal Academy, Clarissa Leung recently was selected to have her poem “Lobster 5 Ways” published by the prestigious poetry journal Poetry South, an international journal published annually by Creative Writing at Mississippi University for Women. Leung is a member of the school’s Mandarin Club, was a member of EA’s former female acapella group Bella Voce, has played the piano at Carnegie Hall and is a seven-time winner at the Golden Key Music Festival. She recently won two silver keys for her poetry, is a past winner of Episcopal Academy’s Kenneth R. Balsley Prize for highest scholarship in the rising IV Form, received the George T. Davis Prize for highest scholarship in the rising V Form, and was awarded the Jarvis Meirs Memorial Prize for excellence in biology. Leung is a leader of Episcopal Academy’s Asian-American Student Union (AASU), and is involved with after school tutoring at EA. She is co-captain of the EA girls’ golf team, which has gone undefeated in the Inter-Ac for the last three seasons, won the Inter-Ac Girls Golf Tournament earlier this month with a nine-hole score of 32 and placed fourth at the 2023 Pennsylvania Golf Association’s Junior Girls’ Championship.

 

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