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Taylor Ladd

By Annie E. Schugart
While Taylor G. Ladd ’18 has a family history of depression, she did not experience it until arriving on campus. “The competitive nature of the school made me think that I wasn't doing enough, and wasn't involved in enough, and wasn’t achieving enough, and wasn’t getting high enough grades,” she says.
While Taylor G. Ladd ’18 has a family history of depression, she did not experience it until arriving on campus. “The competitive nature of the school made me think that I wasn't doing enough, and wasn't involved in enough, and wasn’t achieving enough, and wasn’t getting high enough grades,” she says.

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