On Wednesday, April 15, Ursuline Academy of Dallas celebrated the Junior Class Ring Ceremony, a cherished spring tradition marking the Class of 2027’s transition into their almost-senior year. Surrounded by classmates, faculty, and family, juniors received their school rings, a meaningful symbol of their connection to Ursuline and the lifelong sisterhood they carry forward.

A highlight of the ceremony was the presentation of the Allyson Bohannon Goldman ’07 Serviam Award to Jillian L. ’27. This distinguished honor recognizes a student who embodies the heart of an Ursuline education: deep faith, outstanding character, and a steadfast commitment to Serviam.

Jillian lives her faith with sincerity and humility, often found in quiet moments of prayer and reflection. She is an exceptional student, curious, diligent, and fully engaged, while also bringing warmth and encouragement to those around her. Her commitment to service is both meaningful and sustained, with leadership roles in Rosaries for Hope and the Freshman Service & Social, as well as her work on the Honor Council.

With an extraordinary 335 service hours and a genuine dedication to putting others before herself, Jillian exemplifies what it means to live Serviam each day. Her impact on the Ursuline community is lasting and profound.