Molly McIntosh

Offering compassionate and attentive approach to student care, ready to learn and thrive in a supportive educational setting. Brings solid understanding of child psychology and behavior management, along with effective interpersonal and problem-solving skills. Community and service driven, ready to use and develop communication and conflict resolution skills.

Jesuit Experience Trip - This program seeks to accompany the most marginalized through service and build mutual relationships through learning, leading us to answer a call to advocate for justice within our nation. Through the JET program, took part in a trip to El Paso, Texas; a project that included direct work with asylum seekers, migrant, immigrant, and/or refugee persons. Received education on Catholic Social Teaching and border/migrant realities and projects through site visits. 

International Service Immersion Program - This program seeks to accompany the most marginalized through service and build mutual relationships through learning, leading us to answer a call to advocate for justice internationally. Through the ISIP program, took part in a pilgrimage across the El Camino de Costa Rica. This trip focused on environmental justice, reforestation, and learning from the people in Costa Rica and how they are combatting environmental injustices.

Student Government Association - Served on the cabinet as Secretary to the Interior as well as Interim Attorney General. Oversaw campus infrastructure and student services, ensuring effective resource allocation and addressing student concerns. Managed administrative tasks, including drafting meeting agendas, recording minutes, and maintaining accurate records for campus improvement projects. Led a campus-wide cleanup initiative, coordinating volunteers to enhance campus cleanliness and sustainability.

Campus Ministry - Actively engaged in Spring Hill College's Campus Ministry. Participated in and staffed several retreats each year, including the Beginnings Retreat and the Spring Hill Awakening Program Retreat (SHAPe). As Co-Lead Rector for the Fall 2024 SHAPe Retreat, the focus was on providing participants with a space to reflect and grow in the areas they needed most during the season. Whether it was a sense of belonging, a deeper connection to faith, or a much-needed reset from the chaos of the semester, the retreat was designed to offer a meaningful experience tailored to those needs. The environment fostered a sense of community and support, encouraging each individual to embrace the opportunity for growth, renewal, and connection.

Alpha Sigma Nu - Inducted into Alpha Sigma Nu for academic excellence, leadership, and service. Committed to Jesuit values by engaging in campus and community initiatives, maintaining high academic standards, and contributing to the promotion of justice and the common good.

Phi Mu - Served as New Member Educator for 2 terms on the Phi Mu executive board, guiding new members through initiation while emphasizing the chapter's values and traditions of love, honor, and truth. Led educational sessions and activities to foster community, leadership, and personal growth. Supported Phi Mu’s partnership with the Children’s Miracle Network by coordinating fundraising and service initiatives to benefit the organization.

Sodality - Inducted into the Spring Hill Women's Sodality for the Blessed Virgin Mary Immaculate. Served as the social chair, organizing a monthly social for the men and women sodality members. Participated in the formation of its members in holiness and virtue, to foster a Catholic community, and to promote service for the common good and the Glory of God Our Lord.

Green Keepers - As Co-Social Media Manager on the executive board of Green Keepers Club, managed the club's online presence, creating and scheduling content to promote sustainability initiatives and engage members. Additionally, participated in the Coastal Cleanup 2024, contributing to environmental conservation efforts by volunteering in cleanup activities along the Dauphin Island Coast. 

Helen Robinson Award |2024| - First-time award winner of the Helen Robinson Award, a scholarship awarded to a student who embodies the spirit of St. Ignatius, recognizing "those who have dedicated their spirit to making a difference in the lives of others through selfless acts of humanitarianism." Named after Spring Hill Alumna Helen Robinson, one of the eight women to graduate in Spring Hill College's first co-ed class in 1956, and was the first lady ever elected to the school's student council.

Best Picture |2024| - Awarded at the 2024 Hispanic Heritage Gala. The Best Photo award is presented to the photograph that most powerfully celebrates the beauty of Hispanic heritage. This year's winning photo was taken at the border in El Paso, Texas, a location rich with historical and cultural significance. The photograph captures a poignant moment that reflects the strength, resilience, and unity of the Hispanic community.

Spirit of the Hill Award |2022-2023| - Freshman and Sophomore Spirit of Spring Hill Awards recognize student leaders who have demonstrated the “Spirit of Spring Hill” through their noteworthy level of commitment to academic excellence, leadership, personal development, community, diversity or service at SHC. These awards recognize students in each class who have contributed to the overall quality of student life on campus in congruence with the college’s mission statement.

Best 10-Minute Play |2021| - Awarded for exceptional storytelling and creativity in a compact format. This year's winning play was brought to life on stage, the performance showcased the playwright's ability to engage and inspire through their artistry, leaving a lasting impression in just ten minutes.

Harmony in Leadership Award |2021| - This award recognizes a member of the Advanced Women’s Ensemble whose valuable contributions have elevated the group’s success. Through dedication, teamwork, and a commitment to excellence, they have made a lasting impact both musically and as a supportive presence within the ensemble. Their efforts exemplify the spirit of collaboration and leadership, inspiring others and strengthening the harmony of the group.

St. John Paul II Award |2019| - Awarded the John Paul II Award as an individual who exemplifies faith, compassion, and service as a spiritual leader both within the school and beyond. Through their actions and guidance, they inspire others to live a Christ-centered life, fostering unity, hope, and dedication to faith in all aspects of their community.

Singing, Ukulele, Guitar, Musical Theatre, Cooking, Baking, Reading, Photography, Botany, Crochet, Fashion, Hiking, Poetry, and Creative Writing.