2026-27 Ambassadors Announced
The Ambassador Selection Committee announced new Student Ambassadors. As the face of the school to prospective families, ambassadors shoulder a tremendous level of responsibility. Earning this role is one of the highest honors a student can achieve.
Candidates must exemplify a clear understanding of, and adherence to, the MUS Honor Code, they must have been involved in a variety of school and community activities, and they must be able to communicate a genuine love of the school.
Congratulations to the following rising juniors who will serve as Ambassadors during the 2026-27 school year: Palmer Albertine, Brody Atkinson, Isaac Cowens, Saber Duldul, William Frazee, Harrison Garner, Mack Gober, James Hanlon, Nat Harris, Peo Hughes, Adam Husein, Raahim Kashmiri, Haynes Kiser, Thomas Levy, Russell Lindeman, Caleb Loudenbeck, Ari Madasu, Stephen Mangin, Porter Martin, Hudson Mashburn, Jack Mavar, Kade McCracken, Robb McDonald, Campbell McLean, Mustafa Mirza, Courtland Morris, Andrew Phillips, Doryan Pierre-Noel, Mustafa Rehan, Jack Shirley, Bruce Stockburger, Cobb Whipple, and Gus Williams.
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Congratulations to the following rising juniors who will serve as Ambassadors during the 2026-27 school year: Palmer Albertine, Brody Atkinson, Isaac Cowens, Saber Duldul, William Frazee, Harrison Garner, Mack Gober, James Hanlon, Nat Harris, Peo Hughes, Adam Husein, Raahim Kashmiri, Haynes Kiser, Thomas Levy, Russell Lindeman, Caleb Loudenbeck, Ari Madasu, Stephen Mangin, Porter Martin, Hudson Mashburn, Jack Mavar, Kade McCracken, Robb McDonald, Campbell McLean, Mustafa Mirza, Courtland Morris, Andrew Phillips, Doryan Pierre-Noel, Mustafa Rehan, Jack Shirley, Bruce Stockburger, Cobb Whipple, and Gus Williams.
Embracing a Bold Vision. Building a Bright Future.
Memphis University School is a college-preparatory, independent, day school for boys in Grades 6-12.
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