Brennan Symposium in Leadership and Ethics
Established in 2007, the Brennan Symposium for Student Leadership and Ethics is the major initiative of the Francis P. Brennan Fund. Named in honor of Frank Brennan, BC ’39, this annual event is designed to equip the rising set of student leaders with new leadership skills and to foster dialogue among student leaders from different domains. Participants are drawn from the ranks of a variety of student clubs and organizations.
A native of Somerville, son of Irish immigrants, and decorated World War II veteran, Brennan was a longtime leader in the Massachusetts banking and financial communities, and chairman of the board of the Massachusetts Business Development Corporation. Mr. Brennan credited much of his success to being educated by Jesuits at Boston College.
Frank Brennan '39
Spring 2012
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Matt and Sarah Hasselbeck graduated Boston College in 1997. While at BC both Matt and Sarah excelled as student athletes; Sarah was an All-American field hockey goalie, while Matt quarterbacked the Eagles football team. Matt graduated from BC with a degree in marketing and finance.
After graduation Matt entered the National Football League and spent his first three years in the Green Bay Packers organization before joining the Seattle Seahawks in 2001. Matt led the Seahawks to six playoff appearances and a Super Bowl, while being selected to three Pro Bowls. He joined the Tennessee Titans before the 2011 season. Sarah, who established school records in wins (41), saves (659), and shutouts (19) was inducted into the Boston College Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002.
Matt and Sarah have been married almost twelve years and have three wonderful children: Annabelle, Mallorie, and Henry.
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