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The head women’s prefect will be Sophie Cummings (’23), who grew up in Yonkers, New York. Though she attended the Summer Program as a high schooler, this will be her first time serving as a prefect, and she is excited to share the TAC experience with the students. “It’s so wonderful to experience learning in community for the first time,” she reflects. “I hope to give the students a taste of finding the truth for its own sake.”
Leading the men will be Luke Cecchi (’24), hailing from Cazenovia, New York. This summer marks Luke’s second serving as head prefect, and he is looking forward to taking on the responsibility once more. “It’s a great opportunity to give back to the school as a student,” he says. “The Summer Program is the most real way to pass on my experience at the College, since the students really get to experience how we live.”