Mirabelle Perry
Mirabelle Perry is an aspiring pediatric nurse, community leader, and someone who is passionate about helping others through service, creativity, and connection. A graduate of Bioscience High School, she will begin the Pre-Nursing program at Louisiana State University in Fall 2026, where she hopes to continue her journey toward a career caring for children and making a difference in their lives.
Throughout high school, Mirabelle looked for ways to bring people together and create opportunities for those around her. She founded and served as President of the Bioscience Film Club, building a space where students could explore storytelling, filmmaking, and creative expression. As a Superintendent Service Corps Leader for the Phoenix Union High School District, she supported fellow students through the college and scholarship process and helped facilitate workshops alongside school counselors.
Her dedication to serving others can be seen throughout her community involvement. As a ZooTeen Lead at the Phoenix Zoo, she educated guests about conservation and encouraged other volunteers. She also founded Beads for a Better Day, a kindness initiative that creates handmade bracelets and care packages to bring encouragement and support to women and girls in her community.
Mirabelle gained valuable healthcare experience through her internship at Skin & Cancer Center of Scottsdale, where she learned more about patient care and the medical field. She also developed leadership and communication skills through the Mortgage Matchup Arena Internship, supporting guest experiences at Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury events.
She completed 41 college credits through Phoenix College while in high school and spent more than four years with Serenity Dance Group, dedicating over 450 hours to performances that celebrated Vietnamese culture and brought joy to the community.
Through each experience, Mirabelle has learned that leadership is about caring for others, creating opportunities, and using your strengths to make an impact. She hopes to inspire young women to believe in themselves, follow their passions, and recognize the difference they can make in the world.
