Jenks Leadership Program

George Andary ‘26

George is a sophomore at Boston College's Carroll School of Management, pursuing Finance and Business Analytics concentrations. He was born and raised in San Jose, California, and has lived there his entire life. Before coming to BC, George attended Bellarmine College Preparatory, where he played varsity basketball, served as an Arrupe Ambassador, and led the school's Athletes for Justice program. He was also a Big Brother mentor at Bellarmine, where he helped orient and guide underclassmen through their first year of high school. George has always had a passion for service, as in high school, he regularly volunteered at different Second Harvest Food Bank locations throughout the Bay Area. Outside of classes and service, he enjoys spending time with family, traveling, and playing sports. George is extremely grateful to be a part of the Jenks Leadership Program and looks forward to furthering his development of leadership skills.

Lily Beagan ‘26

Lily Beagan is a Boston College sophomore studying finance at the Carroll School of Management. She was raised in Medford, MA, where she attended Medford High School and first grew her love for serving the community. During her senior year, she was the secretary of Medford High's community service program, overseeing and mentoring a group of over 250 students. Outside of Jenks, Lily is a member of Women in Business. She enjoys reading, spending time with friends, and exploring Boston in her free time. Jenks Leadership Program has allowed her to expand her service and leadership skills with like-minded peers, for which she is most grateful.

Liza Birmingham '26

Liza Birmingham is a Boston College sophomore studying Political Science at the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences. She grew up in Dover, Massachusetts, and attended Dover-Sherborn High School. Throughout high school, she served as President of her class, played field hockey team, and was a representative on their school board. Liza also found a passion for helping the food insecure and homeless; she volunteers for homeless shelters and has run several food and clothing drives. In her free time, she loves painting, running, cycling, and operating a small jewelry business. Liza is beyond grateful to be a student at Boston College and to develop her servant leadership through the incredible Jenks Program.

Michael Bowen ‘24

Michael is a Senior at Boston College, studying economics at the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences. He was raised in Hanover, Massachusetts, and attended Cardinal Spellman High School, where he was on the varsity hockey team and a captain of the cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track teams. Outside Jenks, Michael works for Data Axle, a marketing and data science firm where he audits data usage. In his free time, Michael enjoys working out, running, and exploring new places. He is beyond grateful for the opportunity to serve with the Jenks Leadership Program and strengthening his leadership skills.

Kyle Butler ‘26

Kyle is from San Jose, California, and is a sophomore studying economics at the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences. He attended Bellarmine College Preparatory, where he competed for the cross country and track teams and was a member of the Big Brother program. He was also a summer intern with the Boys and Girls Club of the Peninsula, where he helped orchestrate a summer camp for at-risk elementary school students. When not in the classroom, Kyle can run through the Newton hills, explore Boston with friends, or question his beloved San Francisco Giants’ every move. He is grateful for the opportunity to learn and serve with the Jenks Leadership Program and looks forward to the year ahead.

Dylan Carollo ‘25

Dylan is a junior in Boston College's Carroll School of Management, concentrating in Finance and Entrepreneurship. Dylan grew up in Winter Park, Florida, and attended Lake Highland Preparatory School in Orlando. He has served on LHP's Alumni Board of Directors since 2021. In 2014, Dylan started his business, D100 Radio, and has managed it ever since. Outside of Jenks, he distributes a podcast with Boston College, highlighting various aspects of the Heights. Dylan is grateful to be involved with Jenks Leadership Program and honored to learn from everyone.

Peter Coquillette ‘26

Peter was born in New York City before moving to Bronxville, NY, where he has lived for 17 years. He is a student at the Boston College Carroll School of Management with a concentration in Business Analytics and is considering pursuing a minor in Applied Psychology. He attended Bronxville High School, where he was involved in his high school's baseball program and student government, serving as captain and student body president. One interesting passion of his growing up was martial arts, where he reached a second-degree black belt and became an instructor for younger students. This past summer, he worked as a camp counselor in New Hampshire, where he taught kids baseball. Some of his hobbies are watching Yankees baseball, exploring a range of music genres, and reading. He looks forward to furthering himself as a leader and participating in a service project over the coming year as a part of the Jenks 2024 class.

Luis Cordon ’26

Luis is a sophomore with a double concentration in Finance and Accounting at the Carroll School of Management. He hopes to pursue a career in audit/assurance services. While having lived in Woburn, MA, for over ten years, Luis recently moved to Raleigh, NC, the summer before his freshman year. He attended Boston College High School, playing football and track while serving as a tutor. He feels strongly about educational advancement and leadership coaching. Luis has held involvement with a few non-profit leadership organizations as they have had a formational impact on him. Outside of Jenks, Luis is the treasurer for El Centro, a Central American student organization on campus. He also serves as a member of the BC Scholars of Finance chapter as a symposium committee member. Luis's hobbies include running, writing, and being an avid nature photographer. He believes that leadership has an intersectionality with serving, and there can be serving by leading and leading by serving. He hopes to continue to expand on new skills that can be applied in various personal and professional settings and is grateful for the opportunity to be with the Jenks Class of 2024.

Sinead Doyle ‘26

Sinead is a Long Island, New York, sophomore who graduated from Smithtown High School West in 2022. She is double majoring in History and Philosophy and minoring in Managing for Social Impact and the Public Good with plans to go to law school post-grad. In high school, she was involved with her community, was president of the National Honor Society, and founded a club her junior year advocating organ donation. As president of her club for two years, she organized blood drives and educational assemblies for her school and community to educate others on organ donation and register peers, staff, and community members. At Boston College, she is on the Fulton Debate Team and Treasurer of the Irish Society. She is excited to take PULSE this year to get involved in community service in Boston. Some of her hobbies include snowboarding, hiking, and reading. She hopes to further her leadership skills and impact her BC community with JLP, taking the lessons she will learn to law school and beyond.

Matt Fioretti ‘25

Matt is a junior at Boston College pursuing a Finance and Biology degree. He is from Seaford, New York, and attended General Douglas Macarthur High School, where he was involved in various clubs and was on the baseball team. He spent over ten years refining his Japanese and learning about Japanese culture at the Japanese Weekend School of New York. Outside of class at Boston College, Matt is a member of the VCPE club at Boston College and enjoys playing basketball or going to the gym with friends on campus. He is extremely grateful to be able to enhance his leadership skills through Jenks and looks to create a difference through innovation and action as he continues through his college years and beyond.

Julia Franco ‘26

Julia was born and raised in Austin, TX, and is a sophomore at Boston College. She is pursuing a degree in International Studies with a concentration in conflict and cooperation and minors in English and Faith, Peace and Justice. BC has allowed her to volunteer at an elementary school through 4Boston, develop optimal leadership practices through the Jenks Leadership Program, and expand her moral thinking and effectiveness scope through the Effective Altruism group at BC. She is thinking about the world's most pressing problems and how she can develop the skills needed to address them truthfully and with patience. Fun fact: she studied abroad in South Africa this past summer and loves to travel. Additionally, for anyone interested in ocean conservation in the wake of climate change, she will be an enthusiastic conversation partner, as she has worked as a volunteer coral restoration diver in the Florida Keys.

Liza Frolova ’26

Liza is in the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences.

Katie Garrigan ‘25

Katie was born and raised in Franklin, MA, and is a junior at Boston College. She studies Economics at the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences and has a minor in Accounting for Finance and Consulting through the Carroll School of Management. Katie joined the Jenks Class of 2024 in her sophomore year and recently started as co-director for the Jenks 2025 Class following an outstanding first semester. At BC, Katie has applied her servant leadership skills as a volunteer job coach in the Supported Employment Program, a student success coach in the Pine Manor Institute, and RHA's Sophomore Leadership Council. Most recently, she became UGBC's Intersectionality Committee Chair while working part-time as a personal trainer and facility supervisor at the recreation center. In her free time, Katie enjoys powerlifting and hiking with her family. Katie is honored to be part of the Jenks Community and aims to inspire others as a leader for others.

Luke Gueriera ‘26

Luke was born and raised in West Chester, PA, and has lived there his entire life. He attended Malvern Preparatory School, where he played football, was an editor for the school’s newspaper, and was an M.E.C.O leader, the school’s traditional religious retreat program. Luke was also involved in organizations focused on mentorship, such as Malvern’s Peer-to-Peer Learning Center, where he served as a writing tutor, and The Adelphia Society, where he advised and guided underclassmen through their high school journeys. Luke is currently a student at the Morrissey School of Arts & Sciences studying Economics with a minor in Finance at the Carroll School of Management. Outside of Jenks, he is involved in the Spikeball Club and aspires to join 4Boston this fall. Luke enjoys staying active, spending time with family, and traveling to new places. He is beyond grateful for the opportunity Jenks has given him and is excited to cultivate his leadership skills further to create a positive social impact in the world around him.

Anna Jee ‘24

Anna is currently a senior studying Biology and Philosophy in the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences. She grew up in Brookline, MA, and attended Brookline High School, where she participated in their field hockey and rowing teams. Additionally, she was a member of their community volunteering and Ambassadors programs, through which she and her classmates helped welcome international students to their school each year. At Boston College, Anna is a board member and violinist in the BC Symphony Orchestra. She continues to pursue her passions for people, culture, service, and science, notably through her work at 2Life Communities and Massachusetts General Hospital. Outside of her commitments, Anna enjoys spending time with her family and friends and discovering new coffee places in the Boston Area. Lastly, she is grateful for her involvement with Jenks. She looks forward to enhancing her leadership skills and her ability to lead within a larger group dedicated to the well-being of others.

Andrew Kamionek ‘25

Andrew was born and raised in the historic town of Concord, Massachusetts. He attended Concord-Carlisle Regional High School, where he played hockey and participated in various other clubs. He studies Business Analytics and Accounting for Finance and Consulting at the Carroll School of Management. On top of his involvement in JENKS at Boston College, Andrew is been engaged in the Student Admissions Program, PULSE, and various intramural sports. Beyond academics and clubs, he enjoys sailing, fishing, skiing, golfing, hockey, and the outdoors. He is incredibly proud to be a part of Jenks, where he looks forward to using his leadership growth to build meaningful relationships with talented peers and impact the community.

Caroline Kane ‘26

Caroline is from Cleveland, Ohio, a sophomore studying Neuroscience on the pre-med track. After beginning her journey in Jenks, she has decided to pursue a minor in Management and Leadership. Caroline graduated from Magnificat High School in 2022, a Catholic, all-girls school in Rocky River, Ohio. While a student there, she served as the Chaplain of the Student Council, president of the Neuroscience Club, and Students in Medicine. In high school, Caroline worked as a volunteer at the Cleveland Clinic, which is something that she still does today. At Boston College, Caroline is involved in Women in STEM and EagleShadow and looks forward to immersing herself in other extracurriculars and volunteer opportunities. She enjoys running, cycling, and exploring Boston with friends when she isn't in class. Caroline is very grateful to be part of the Jenks Leadership Program; she looks forward to making meaningful connections and eventually using the skills of a servant leader in a career in medicine.

Terrence King ‘26

Terrence is a sophomore at the Carroll School of Management, concentrating on Operation Management and majoring in Math in MCAS. He is from Brooklyn, NY, and graduated from Bard High School and Bard College. Terrence is an active member of the Christian Leadership Community, The Fulton Debate Society, and JLP. When he isn't in class or working, Terrence can be found at the library or attending one of the cool events on campus. Terrence loves meeting new people and would like to help build connections between people through JLP!

Will Knowles ‘26

Will is a sophomore at the Carroll School of Management, concentrating in Finance. He is from Larchmont New York and graduated from Mamaroneck High School in 2022. Will participated in many clubs such as Special Olympics, Best Buddies, Stock Talk, and JLP. He likes to watch sports on campus, such as basketball, football, and hockey and looking to make friends along the way! He is very excited to meet the incoming class and  everything they have to bring to the table.

Brooke Leeman ’24

Brooke is a Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences senior pursuing a double major in Biology and Philosophy on the pre-medical track. She grew up in Scarborough, Maine, and graduated from Scarborough High School, where she played volleyball. Brooke’s hobbies include running, reading, and painting. Outside of JLP, Brooke is a member of the PULSE Council, the leadership group that supports the PULSE service learning program. Additionally, she spends her time volunteering in the clinic at St. Francis House, an open-access clinic for people lacking healthcare access. She is beyond grateful to have the opportunity to learn from her mentors and peers in the Jenks program and grow her passion for service and leadership.

Kelly Mach ’25

Kelly is a Third-Culture Kid (TCK) from Hong Kong, Singapore, and Vietnam. She is a junior at BC’s Lynch School, studying Applied Psychology & Human Development, specializing in Organizational Studies & Human Capital. Additionally, she is double-minoring in Communications and Management & Leadership. Kelly graduated from Saigon South International School, where she held positions as Co-President of the Athletic Council, Captain of the Varsity Volleyball Team, and Head Organizer of a basketball coaching program for underprivileged students in a local school. At BC, she served as the former Media/PR/External Outreach Chair for the Vietnamese Student Association and is currently the Co-Media Chair for the South-East Asian Student Association. Furthermore, she is a General Coordinator for UGBC's AHANA Leadership Council, an International Assistant for the Office of International Students & Scholars, and an FFP mentor for the Asian Caucus. Beyond her official involvements at BC, Kelly enjoys playing all kinds of sports, keeping up to date on Southeast Asian development, creating art, and meeting new people. Being naturally outgoing, she is eager to develop her interpersonal skills professionally and broaden her open-minded worldview through the experiences provided by the Jenks Leadership Program.

Jordan Paul ’26

Jordan is a Boston College sophomore pursuing a Human-Centered Engineering degree at the Morrisey College of Arts and Sciences. She graduated from Mount Lebanon High School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was the Track & Field team captain, and ran the 4x4 relay, the 300 meter hurdles, and the 100 meter hurdles. She was also involved in The Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils- where she hosted a state conference at her high school and served on the executive board, cheerleading, and volunteer work through her Greek Orthodox Church. Even though she is an only child, you would never know it, considering her ten cousins live down the street. In her free time, Jordan loves spending time with her family, hiking with her mom, reading, and running. A fun fact about Jordan is that she has a pet axolotl, which is a unique amphibian. The salamander can regenerate any part of its body and is commonly studied in Regenerative Medicine, which inspired Jordan to study Regenerative Medicine through engineering. She is excited to continue developing her leadership skills and volunteer work through the Jenks Leadership Program.

Cassie Repole ’26

Cassie is from Downers Grove, IL, and is a sophomore at the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences studying biology. She is currently on track to attend medical school and become a physician assistant. Cassie's hobbies include hiking, gardening, and painting. Beyond Jenks, Cassie volunteers with 4Boston and is involved in Stride and EcoPledge. She is so thankful to grow her leadership skills through Jenks and is excited to continue her commitment to serving others throughout her college experience and professional career.

Jessica Rose ’24

Jess is from Ipswich, Massachusetts, and is a member of the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences on the Pre-Law track. She majors in International Studies: Political Economics with a double minor in Management and Leadership and Global Public Health and the Common Good. She graduated from Governor's Academy in Byfield, MA, played volleyball and softball, and ran track there. Outside of Jenks at BC, Jess is a leader in the Student Formation program, an editor in the Gavel Newspaper, and works as a Research Fellow in the Political Violence project, the largest research team on campus. When she has free time, Jess enjoys going to the gym or exploring new places around BC with friends! She is beyond excited to be a part of Jenks, and she hopes to positively impact the greater Boston community with her very talented peers. 

Suhana Singh ’24

Suhana is a senior pursuing Psychology at the Morrisey College of Arts and Sciences and General Business at the Carroll School of Management. She was born and raised on Long Island, New York, and has lived there her entire life. Suhana completed her International Baccalaureate diploma at North Shore High School and participated in several honors societies, the track and field team, and the dance team. Through her four years at BC, she has been an active member of Model United Nations and the South Asian Student Association, where she has performed traditional and modern dance in the annual culture show. Suhana has always had a passion for service, and in High School, she cofounded a non-profit to demand schools on Long Island to train teachers and staff on diversity. Outside of classes and service, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and trying different workouts. Suhana is exploring careers in social work, business, and law and hopes to bring the skills, lessons and experiences from the Jenks leadership program into the real world post graduation.

David Tobin ’25

David is in the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences.