Meet the 2025–26 Social Media Interns
Now in its second year, Concord Academy’s student social media internship program is back with a new cohort of talented students bringing fresh voices and creative energy into our online presence. Collaborating closely with the Marketing and Communications Office, these interns are putting “purposeful collaboration and creative engagement” into action by crafting content that connects and resonates with the CA community. Keep an eye on our main social media channels, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram, to see some of their creative projects in action.
Christopher Choy ’27
Christopher is a junior day student from Boston, Mass. At CA, he plays soccer and basketball, and recently joined the track and field team. Christopher has been a staff writer for the Centipede, CA’s student-led newspaper, since his 9th grade year, and recently joined the editorial board as assistant web editor, launching the Centipede’s Instagram page. One of his favorite aspects of CA is the diverse range of opportunities available for students to explore; he’s part of CA’s percussion ensemble and takes film, painting, and dance classes that have sparked newfound interests. As a social media intern, he wants to provide CA students, faculty, alums, and the broader CA family with an insight into the lives of their fellow community members.
Eike Kiecza ’27
Eike is a junior day student from Arlington, Mass. If you can’t find him in class, you’ll either find him in the squash courts, in the practice rooms playing piano, or out in town getting food. One of his favorite things about CA is its commitment to honoring each individual, created with a culture of common trust, making the school feel like more than a school. He loves that the school gives students the opportunity to follow their own paths. He’s especially excited about the social media internship, because it will let him contribute to how the school’s values and stories are shared beyond campus. It’s a chance to combine his past experience with graphic design with real communications work, developing posts, highlighting student life, and showcasing events that capture CA’s spirit. He looks forward to learning more about digital storytelling and gaining hands-on experience that will help him grow both as a student and as a communicator.
Olivia Kim ’26
Olivia is a senior boarding student from Seoul, South Korea, and Singapore. At CA, she is a cohead of EASA (East Asian Students Association) and WOYM (What’s On Your Mind playwriting club). She also participates as a stage manager for mainstage productions and plays drums for the Vocal Jazz and Pop Ensemble. She loves CA’s encouraging nature and vibrant student body and adores the opportunities to explore multiple passions at school. Through this internship, she hopes to learn valuable skills in communications and media to share the ever-growing community of CA with others.
Bernie Mattox ’26
Bernie is a senior day student from Cambridge, Mass. He plays three different sports here at CA: soccer, skiing, and lacrosse. He is also a co-head of the Economics Club. One of his favorite aspects of CA is the community’s high level of engagement, whether at community events or weekend activities; students always come together to have a good time. He aims to enhance his photography skills and content creation abilities during his tenure as a social media intern.
