By Irish Noel – 1851 Staff
Picture of Jesse Tauriac, second from left, speaking at the most recent Diversity and Inclusion Committee meeting. Photo by Irish Noel.
Jesse Tauriac is a Psychology Professor, Director of the Donahue Institute, as well as Lasell’s very own Diversity and Inclusion Officer. In addition to these roles, he is focused on social justice issues as well as helping Lasell students find their voices when it comes to fighting for the change that they strive to see.
By Irish Noel – 1851 Staff
Sharyn Lowenstein holds up a “peace” hand gesture while sitting in her office. Photo by Irish Noel.
For 16 years Sharyn Lowenstein has been advocating and bringing attention to social justice movements, gender issues, and the LGBT community on campus. She continues to do so by inviting the group known as Phallacies to the school.
By Kaley Chamberlain – Contributing Writer
Reflecting on her trip to Australia, 20-year-old Hannah Loynd, a communication student at Lasell, tells us about her experience studying abroad.
On her favorite day in Australia, Hannah Loynd went horseback riding through the mountains. (Photo Courtesy of Shae Laurie)
By Shannon Hart – Contributing Writer
Placing 14th at the World Irish Dancing Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, freshman Megan Stella has been dancing for 15 years and reaching for her goals ever since she started. Stella has qualified and will compete at the World Championships this coming April in Dublin, Ireland for McInerney School of Irish Dance.
Freshman Megan Stella has been competing globally in Irish dancing for most of her life. She studies athletic training and is a member of the women’s track and field & cross country teams.
Sophomore Allie Talarico is an Honors intern working in the Putnam Faculty center. Photo by Gregg Casazza.
By Gregg Casazza – Contributing Writer
Allie Talarico explains what it’s like to be in the Honors Program, a Peer Mentor, and an Honors intern at Lasell College. She speaks on easing stress about components and reveals advice and opportunities for freshmen to get involved on campus.
