George Kaparis is joined by Ashley Molina and Ben Crooker to explore the Emerging Leader Program (ELP), one of BC’s most popular first-year leadership development opportunities. They reflect on their initial impressions of the program and share their experiences as incoming facilitators — highlighting what the role means to them and how it shapes their own growth. The conversation expands into how students can discover and define their personal leadership styles, and how ELP helps cultivate those skills early on. They also share advice for incoming freshmen looking to get involved and start their leadership journey at Boston College.

0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with George Kaparis '27.

0:18 | Introduction to Ashley Molina and Ben Crooker, rising sophomores at BC and facilitators in the Emerging Leader Program.

0:49 | What is the Emerging Leader Program and what was their first impression of it?

2:38 | Ashley and Ben are both incoming facilitators for the program. Could they explain their roles within the program and what it means to them?

5:56 | How does one find and create their leadership style?

8:46 | What would Ashley and Ben say their leadership styles are?

12:12 | How can incoming first-years get involved in ELP and what resources are available at BC to become a leader/learn their leadership style?

15:35 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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In this episode of Senior Reflections, George Kaparis ’27 welcomes Katie Garrigan ’25 to reflect on her four years at Boston College. Katie shares the organizations and experiences that shaped her journey, from campus leadership to moments of personal growth. She offers can’t-miss recommendations for incoming students and opens up about the bittersweet feelings of graduation. With thoughtful advice to her freshman self and one word that sums up her BC story, Katie leaves behind a heartfelt legacy.

0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with George Kaparis '27.

0:18 | Introduction to Katie Garrigan '25, Vice President of the Undergraduate Government of Boston College (UGBC).

0:35 | What was Katie involved in at BC?

1:42 | Looking back on her time, are there any MUST dos that Katie thinks all BC students should experience?

2:40 | Does she have any regrets / FOMO now that she's graduating? How is Katie handling the transition into the ‘real world’?

4:02 | What’s her #1 piece of advice for the Class of 2029?

4:57 | What is one word to describe her BC experience?

5:36 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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In this Senior Reflections episode, Dylan Carollo ’25 sits down with Levi Ngabirano ’25, who served as president of Sexual Chocolate for two years. Levi reflects on his time at Boston College, sharing the organizations, performances, and friendships that shaped his journey. He highlights his top must-do experiences for every BC student and opens up about any lingering regrets and how he’s navigating the transition beyond the Heights. With honest advice to his freshman-year self and one powerful word to sum it all up, Levi’s reflection is a mix of gratitude, growth, and vision.

0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with Dylan Carollo '25.

0:18 | Introduction to Levi Ngabirano '25, president of Sexual Chocolate for two school years.

0:43 | Could Levi describe his time here at BC (what was he involved in)?

2:09 | Looking back on Levi's experience, are there any MUST dos that he thinks all BC students should experience?

3:26 | Does Levi have any regrets or lessons he's learned?

4:40 | How is Levi handling the transition into the ‘real world’?

6:16 | What’s Levi's #1 piece of advice for his freshman year self?

7:38 | What is one word to describe Levi's BC experience?

8:52 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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In this Senior Reflections episode, George Kaparis '27 sits down with Aubrey Berger ’25 to revisit her Boston College journey. Aubrey reflects on the organizations and communities that helped shape her experience, offering tips for students looking to make the most of their time at BC. She opens up about the emotions tied to graduation and shares how she’s navigating the shift into post-grad life. Tune in for thoughtful advice, a few laughs, and one word that captures it all.

0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with George Kaparis '27.

0:18 | Introduction to Audrey Berger '25, a graduating senior and part of BC's 2024 Homecoming Court.

0:28 | What was Audrey involved in during her time on the Heights?

1:08 | Looking back on her time, are there any MUST dos that Audrey thinks all BC students should experience?

1:47 | Does she have any regrets / FOMO now that she's graduating? How is Audrey handling the transition into the ‘real world'?

2:53 | What’s her #1 piece of advice for freshman year Audrey?

3:35 | What is one word to describe her BC experience?

3:59 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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In the first installment of the Senior Reflections series, Dylan Carollo sits down with Nyla Bohler, Class of 2025, to look back on her time at Boston College. Nyla shares what she was involved in during her years on the Heights and reflects on the moments, traditions, and milestones every Eagle should experience. She opens up about the challenges of transitioning into life after graduation, what she might’ve done differently, and how she’s preparing for what’s next. From must-dos to heartfelt advice for her freshman-year self, Nyla offers a thoughtful and inspiring perspective on the college journey.

0:18 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with Dylan Carollo.

0:36 | What was Nyla involved in at BC?

1:11 | Are there any must-dos that Nyla thinks all BC students should experience?

2:09 | Does Nyla have any regrets or FOMO now that she's graduating?

2:57 | How is Nyla going to handle the transition in the 'real world'?

3:36 | What’s her #1 piece of advice for her freshman-year self?

4:18 | How would she describe her BC journey in one word?

4:43 | Anything else that Nyla would like to share?

5:26 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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Dylan welcomes Sydney Seefeldt to discuss Best Buddies at Boston College, an organization committed to building friendships and promoting inclusion for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Sydney shares her role within the chapter, highlights upcoming events, and emphasizes how any student can get involved. Tune in to learn more about how Best Buddies is creating meaningful connections and a more inclusive community at BC.

0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with Dylan Carollo.

0:18 | Introduction to Sydney Seefeldt, President of Best Buddies at BC.

0:38 | What is Best Buddies?

1:17 | Would Sydney like to expand on her role within Best Buddies?

1:51 | What are some upcoming events or programs for Best Buddies?

2:39 | Can any student join her organization?

4:01 | How can students connect with Best Buddies?

4:37 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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Dylan welcomes Zach Zawacki, Tabitha Lardieri, and Thomas Galvin to explore the impact of the Fulton Leadership Society (FLS) at Boston College. Zach introduces the mission of FLS and what it means to lead with purpose within the Carroll School of Management. Tommy expands on their leadership roles and the ways FLS fosters growth and collaboration. Tabitha highlights key events and programs that help connect students, mentors, and alumni. They also clarify who can join the organization and how students can get involved. If you’re curious about leadership in CSOM, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with Dylan Carollo.

0:18 | Introduction to Zach Zawacki '25, Tabitha Lardieri '25, and Thomas Galvin '25 of the Fulton Leadership Society (FLS).

1:22 | What is the Fulton Leadership Society?

2:00 | Would the team like to expand on their roles within FLS?

2:54 | What are the Fulton Leadership Society's yearly events or programs?

4:16 | Can any student join the organization, or just CSOM?

5:24 | How can students connect with FLS?

5:57 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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Dylan Carollo welcomes Snowy Li to explore STITCH (Students Taking Initiatives to Create Heights), a vibrant student organization at Boston College. Snowy introduces the mission of STITCH and how it empowers students to channel their creativity through hands-on projects and collaborative events. She shares insights about her role within the organization, highlights upcoming programs, and emphasizes how STITCH fosters a sense of community through art and innovation. Whether you're an experienced crafter or just curious about getting involved, Snowy provides all the details on how students can connect with STITCH. Tune in to discover how BC students are creating something special together!

0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with Dylan Carollo.

0:18 | Introduction to Snowy Li, President of STITCH.

0:54 | What is STITCH?

1:28 | Would Snowy like to expand on her role within STITCH?

2:10 | What are some upcoming events or programs for STITCH?

3:28 | Can any student join her organization?

4:19 | How can students connect with STITCH?

4:38 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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Dylan Carollo is joined by Lucy Haswell and Francesca Chirco to talk about charity: water at Boston College. They introduce the mission of charity: water, a global nonprofit working to bring clean and safe drinking water to people in developing countries. The team expands on their roles within the organization, shares exciting upcoming events, and explains how BC students can get involved. Whether through advocacy, fundraising, or participation, this episode highlights how every student can help make a global impact — one drop at a time.

0:18 | Introduction to Lucy Haswell and Francesca Chirco, co-president of BC's charity: water chapter.

0:31 |  What is charity: water?

0:55 | Would Lucy and Francesca like to expand on their roles within charity: water?

2:01 | What are some upcoming events or programs for charity: water?

2:51 | Can any student join their organization?

3:34 | How can students connect with charity: water?

3:58 | Anything else that the team would like to share?

4:47 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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In this Ever to Excel episode, Dylan sits down with Daniel Berkes ’27, the recipient of the prestigious Congressman John Joseph Moakley Award. Daniel begins by offering an overview of the Ever to Excel Awards and what they honor across the Boston College community. He then shares the significance of the Moakley Award, his reaction to receiving it, and the BC people and experiences that helped guide his journey. Daniel also reflects on how students can make a meaningful impact on campus and offers thoughtful advice to those looking to lead with intention and service.

0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with Dylan Carollo '25.

0:18 | Introduction to Daniel Berkes '27, the winner of the Congressman John Joseph Moakley Award.

1:09 | For those who aren’t familiar, what are the Ever to Excel Awards and what do they celebrate?

2:01 | Can Daniel tell us more about the specific award you received and what it meant to him personally?

3:01 | What was Daniel's reaction when he first found out he was being honored?

4:11 | Are there any BC moments, people, or experiences that Daniel felt helped shape the path to this award?

6:27 | For students who want to make a meaningful impact on campus, what mindset or advice would Daniel share with them?

7:32 | Any other tips that Daniel would like to share?

8:01 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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