As a child, Meghan Curley ’16 was always trying to help others. Curley chose to join the Assumption community because she found that people shared the same commitment. In January, she answered a call to help 1,800 Peruvians hear for the first time.
Catch up on what fellow alumni are up to in this issue of Class Notes, including Rear Admiral Andrew Loiselle ’88, who served as an honorary pallbearer at the U.S. Capitol services for the late President George H.W. Bush.
During the summer of 1970, the Union Saint-Jean-Baptiste made the final payment on its pledge of to fund the construction of the La Maison Française building. That building was now debt free. To mark the occasion, the ritual burning of the mortgage was held at the entrance of the building.
Climate change, hunger and food insecurity, and forced migration – the world’s complex problems require thinking that is broad and creative, from across academic disciplines. Practicing interdisciplinarity is easier said than done, however. Disciplinary training, teaching demands, and the surprisingly sticky issue of campus geography tend to isolate faculty members.
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