Ambassadors

Camron Davis is majoring in Digital Communication and planning to continue this major when she enrolls into a college. She is head caption of the Lady Lions Varsity Soccer team at her base school in Loris. When she does have free time, she tends to go for a run, draw, or take a nap. "Since I have been accepted into NSHSS, I have been asked to many colleges and many internships over the summer. It really has opened a giant do for me," says Camron.

Robert Hull is a part of the track team, DECA, and highly involved within his church. He has helped to host a 5K run to raise money for cancer research with his track team, participated in "Rake n Leave Day" where he raked yards for people who do not have the time or physically cannot do it themselves, and participates in school fundraising booths to raise money for different types of research and diseases. Additionally, Robert has donated blankets and clothes to homeless shelters, and assisted shelters in sorting clothes for thrift stores or to send to third world countries, and mentors 5th and 6th grade students. Robert would like to start an initiative that brings awareness to anxiety, stress, depression, and will help them receive the help they need since everyone does not have the accessibility to the help needed. He would like to have a carnival or a walk where there would be stations set up for different mental health problems that people can go to, to be able to talk to someone, not feel judged, and to be able to raise money in support of these causes. Robert attributes his mental strength to strict parents, being a young gymnast, track, and focusing on his future goals. This drive has allowed Robert to grow in certain areas and make more of a difference than he initially thought he could. In the future, he would like to start a non-profit that helps send clean water, food, clothes and more to third world countries. He would also like to have a research center set up for cancer (and other disease research) so the world can become a healthier place. "Since joining the NSHSS my life has changed a lot. NSHSS has allowed me to show my community and people around me, that I am more than just an athlete, but a person who truly cares about his academics and community. Since joining I have been able to talk to more people about making a change in my community and at my own high school I helped my DECA program expand what community service we do and give back more so we can help make a change. I also helped come up with what my youth group should do for our charity event earlier this year when we went to a local homeless shelter on a Saturday morning and gave up our time to help sort donations. By seeing what other ambassadors (and NSHSS) has done has guided me in how I can make a difference in my own community. I plan on using my ambassadorship to help move along some of my ideas for community events and help spread awareness about mental health issues and diseases that we can help prevent or do more to make our community, county, state, country, and world a healthier and better place to live!" says Robert.

Monica is passionate for women's rights and the empowerment of women. As a Latina woman, she doesn't see enough representation in politics or in the world of fame and glamour. The oppression of women is something she refuses to accept and plans on changing this by becoming an activist now, while in her teenage years. She also is currently planning to star her own club in school and possibly an NSHSS chapter to help my fellow peers. Being an NSHSS member has opened doors to several amazing opportunities for Monica including college visits to help decide which institution would be best fitted for her. "I have not been lucky enough to go on any of these amazing tours due to financial issues beyond my reach but I hope one day I am able to apply to a scholarship and given the honor," says Monica.

Logan Guleff, aka Logan Jr Chef, is a premier teen chef. He has won many awards for cooking, including Masterchef Junior Season 2 champion, James Beard House Blended Burger award winner, TIME magazine top influential teen 2016. He is an award winning author with his book "Cooking Dreams"- winning a Gourmand Award for Best First Book. Logan works for many charities including cooking for the unsheltered and working on other community programs. "I am super excited to be a NSHSS member and even more blown away to be an ambassador. I hope to do a tour this year as well as find some scholarships to help me achieve my next set of goals. I have always believed I would go to University and I can’t wait!" says Logan.

Alisha loves dancing, art, basketball, and is in the Colorguard. She volunteers at a local library helping little kids read and do crafts! She plans to go to architecture school after graduating from high school. Alisha lived in India for 7 years and has seen the trouble people go through on a daily basis; therefore, she is grateful for what she has and takes every opportunity to help everyone be the best version of themselves, which is her motivation. "NSHSS plays an important role in my academic career. It has given me many opportunities that I would never have received. This organisation has never failed to keep me motivated to maintain a high gpa!" says Alisha.