CLASS OF 2015

Tabitha Hane

“My years at ICS were an invaluable gift, providing stability and growth after years of moving around as a missionary child. The teachers became mentors, offering the guidance and care I needed to develop into a spiritually mature young woman. My friends exemplified how one could love Jesus, show kindness, and still embody confidence and authenticity.

During my time at ICS, I learned the profound importance of integrity—maintaining consistency in character across all areas of life. This principle has been instrumental in helping me navigate challenges without compartmentalizing my faith and values.

Moreover, as we seek to become the individuals God created us to be—by remaining in His Word and serving within a godly community—we gain the discernment to recognize the path He is leading us on, both in our careers and in life.”

Credentials

• Attended Baylor University (USA), studying International Relations with a minor in Criminal Justice.

• Attended Singapore Management University, earning a J.D. in Law.

• Took a one-year gap between high school and university, during which she completed a 3-month missions school in Mozambique, taught for 3 months at Haibei Chinese-English School in Kunming, China, and interned with World Relief (Tennessee) to support refugee integration.

• Interned with International Justice Mission (IJM) as a Legal Intern on a one-year assignment at the Manila Field Office (Philippines), focusing on Online Sexual Exploitation of Children (OSEC) casework.

• Completed a legal training contract attachment at Kalco Law (Singapore).