2025-news-archive

Lynch School student elected as the next UG天美传媒app president

Cami Kulbieda, 鈥�26, and Reagan Marino, MCAS 鈥�26, are slated to serve as the next UG天美传媒app president and vice president. Kulbieda expresses her enthusiasm as she prepares to give back to the place that has been instrumental in shaping her college experience.

Building a Path to Healing from Trauma

After discovering her passion for trauma counseling, Rebecca Nelson, B.A. 鈥�14, M.A. 鈥�16 empowers clients on their journey toward healing and recovery.

Cami Kulbieda 鈥�26 contributes to equity at 天美传媒app

A new program, spearheaded by Lynch School student Cami Kulbieda 鈥�26, will provide free Charlie Cards to Lynch School and nursing students facing high financial need to travel to their practicum and clinical sites.

Celebrating Black Artistry through acapella

Experience the College's Black Experience in America Through Song (B.E.A.T.S.), a celebration of Black artistry and community building through music. Discover how Assistant Professor Edward's leadership and vision have shaped a space for authentic expression and cultural appreciation within the 天美传媒app community.

Designing an inclusive curriculum

Associate Professor Richard Jackson shares his insights with Faculti, an AI company, on how educators and policymakers can ensure equitable access to digital curriculum materials for students with reading disabilities, particularly in K-12 settings.

Trinity College, Dublin hosts Lynch School Professor Martin Scanlan

Professor Martin Scanlan discusses his journey into education and his research on inclusive schools with Trinity College, Dublin, emphasizing the importance of addressing exclusionary barriers and advocating for social justice in schools.

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Lynch School study finds a link between community at school and students鈥� well-being

Lindsay Lanteri 鈥�27 and Professor Rebekah Levine Coley鈥檚 research highlights how school connectedness can lessen the effects of parental depression.

From connection to crisis

Professor and Associate Dean of Faculty Ana Mart铆nez-Alem谩n discussed her timely research on mental health in the digital age with Boston College Magazine's podcast. Martinez-Aleman is an expert on college students and social media, and her work frequently explores the intersection of technology, class, and race.