CedarBridge Academy will be hosting a special event on Thursday that will bring female students into contact with 100 inspiring women from the community.One Hundred Women on Campus is designed to create opportunities for students to expand the possibilities for their future.The special day will start with a business professional dress check, where the girls will receive feedback on their attire from members of the business department.Morning activities will include a panel discussion with invited guests, teachers, and students looking critically at how women can positively effect change in the community in the face of escalating violence.Female presenters from the community will also share information about their careers and how students can gear themselves for success.Later in the day, senior students will take part in mock interviews in order to better prepare them for scholarship and career opportunities.At lunch, students are scheduled to share a meal in the cafeteria with the significant women in their lives while invited guests and selected students participate in a power lunch where the discussion will be about strengthening student skills.As part of 100 Women on Campus a competition was held, asking female students to write mission statements about their dreams and aspirations. On the day of the event, the winners will read their statements before visitors and guests. Here are the top entries:S1 winner –Twylia Ebbin-WilsonMy life mission statement is to become a veterinarian; to understand the field of science by studying in school and putting in the effort and developing the mental mindset that I can do it.I will put time into the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals helping animals with problems and making sure they are healthy and giving them love.My mission is to embrace a journey of life lessons and learn from my mistakes, learn things that I didn’t know before in the field of science, meet new people and spend time with my family, friends and God.Bianca Benevides placed second and Jasmin Bacabac, third, in the S1 category.S2 winner –Saje SimonsIn my 16 years of life I’ve faced many challenges and have overcome a number of obstacles. I’ve almost made a 180 degree turn. It hasn’t been easy but with determination and hard work I’m on my way.My ultimate dream is to become a psychologist helping at-risk teens.I want to inspire young people with my story and show them that their past doesn’t determine their destiny.I strongly believe that it doesn’t matter where you start; it’s where you finish and it’s never too late to change.To accomplish my goal, upon graduating from high school I’ll work towards completing a master’s degree in psychology and eventually obtain my doctorate.I will do everything in my power to turn my dream into reality. I don’t want this only for myself but for those around me.I will give back to my community by encouraging, understanding and supporting the youth of Bermuda and in order to make the Island the paradise it once was.Chenzira Lightbourne placed second and Shanay Dill, third, in the S2 category.S3 winner– Ke-Anne Adcock-SmithMy life mission statement is to never work a day in my life; to become a veterinarian, an environmentalist and to work with troubled children to improve their lifestyle.I want to give children a better outlook on life and to be the voice for those who do not have one.My mission is to be the sunlight in a dark place and in so doing, I would not be working; I would be fulfilling a dream and satisfying a passion.My plan is to love to come to work because I will be improving the life. I believe in the biggest question in life is ‘what are you doing for others?’There were no other winners from S3.S4 winner –Akeila Richardson“Only as high as I reach can I grow, only as far as I seek can I go, only as deep as I look can I see, only as much as I dream can I be.”This quote by Karen Ravn mirrors my internal mindset, as I strive to exceed that which seems impossible.In my short life, I have achieved much more than some have ever dreamed of achieving in their entire lifetime. I could be satisfied with these achievements and stop reaching for success, but instead, I choose to add to these milestones, as I view them as a mere foundation of what is to come.Upon finishing high school, I wish to go off to university and study pre-medicine and political science, and then go on to become a paediatrician.But that’s only the beginning. Subsequent to practising medicine for a number of years, I would like to become a Member of Parliament and acquire either the Minister of Health or Minister of Sports portfolio.I would use my knowledge and experience to augment these sectors in our community. After that, I would like to become Premier of Bermuda.I encompass the knowledge, common sense, passion, determination, leadership, and unselfish characteristics that would make me an ideal candidate to fill this position.Bermuda needs a leader that has the best interest of the Country in mind, and that is what I will deliver.However, that is not my ultimate goal. I would fight for a better, unified Bermuda and somewhere in between create a better me.Adrien Lewis placed second and Tatyana Butterfield, third, in the S4 category.