Maureen Gormley ’85, chief operating officer of the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center, talks about authenticity in leadership as part of the Connell School of Nursings Pinnacle Lecture Series.

Maureen Gormley ’85, chief operating officer of the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center, talks about authenticity in leadership as part of the Connell School of Nursings Pinnacle Lecture Series.

R. L’Heureux Lewis-McCoy, an associate professor of sociology and black studies at the City College of New York, outlines the way both gender and class are under-addressed in U.S. educational policy and public conversations pertaining to African-Americans. His talk, titled “Still Left Behind: Gender and Class Exclusion in the Pursuit of African-American Educational Justice,” is part of the New Directions in African Diaspora Lecture Series.

R. L’Heureux Lewis-McCoy, an associate professor of sociology and black studies at the City College of New York, outlines the way both gender and class are under-addressed in U.S. educational policy and public conversations pertaining to African-Americans. His talk, titled “Still Left Behind: Gender and Class Exclusion in the Pursuit of African-American Educational Justice,” is part of the New Directions in African Diaspora Lecture Series.

Laura Gentile, MBA’96, vice president and founder of espnW, talks to Warren Zola, executive director of the Boston College Chief Executives’ Club of Boston, as part of the Boston College Carroll School of Managements Distinguished Marketing Lecture Series.

Laura Gentile, MBA’96, vice president and founder of espnW, talks to Warren Zola, executive director of the Boston College Chief Executives’ Club of Boston, as part of the Boston College Carroll School of Managements Distinguished Marketing Lecture Series.