What is Compass?
The Compass mentoring program is an intentional involvement where first-year AHANA+ students (people of African, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, and mixed descent) can connect with upperclass mentors, develop friendships, and gain a strong sense of community as they navigate their first semester at BC.
Applications for Compass will be made available later.
Completing your Compass journey
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Establish your foundation
Compass starts off with an overnight retreat off campus for all members of the Compass community to meet, bond, and kick off the program. At the Compass retreat, students will meet their two Compass Mentors and their group that will aid in "Finding your direction at BC"
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South
Secure a relationship
As the next part of your semester-long journey with Compass, you will secure a relationship by meeting 1:1 with your mentors. These meetings will be a casual opportunity to speak with your mentor about your fears, excitements, goals as you transition to BC, and more. Your mentors will schedule this meeting with you based on your availability. Additionally, you will also engage in random 1:1s with members of your small group to continue building on relationships you form in your weekly group meetings!
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Nurture your community
You will be involved in weekly group meetings facilitated by two upperclass co-mentors throughout the Fall semester starting in September. These serve as an opportunity to get to know the rest of your group and to learn and grow from one another as you share with one another.
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Widen your horizon
Compass participants are required to attend Compass-wide programs as a way to meet students in other groups and to help build community within the Compass program . Groups and mentees are also encouraged to take advantage of events held by the wider AHANA+ community including events held by the BAIC, speakers on campus, and events held by BC's own culture organizations-many of which our mentors are members and leaders of!
Beginning your journey at Boston College is both exciting and challenging. Many of you are leaving home for the first time and are thrust into a new environment surrounded by students from across the country and the world. There are new expectations, new routines, new friendships, and so much more.
The Compass Mentoring Program serves our AHANA+ first-year community by providing intentional mentorship from upperclass leaders and fostering engagement throughout the AHANA+ community. Through Compass, AHANA+ first-year students (referred to in the program as Mentees) get a chance to learn from their mentors and their group members, participate in a Compass-wide retreat, weekly small group meetings, and other Compass events.
Mentees will get opportunities to:
- Talk about their experiences at Boston College
- Get connected with other AHANA+ resources on campus
- Engage and build friendships with other diverse peers
- Have two upperclass mentors
- Have connection to the wider Compass and AHANA+ community
What is a Compass Mentor?
Compass consists of 20 mentors who help lead our 10 Compass mentoring groups throughout the Fall semester. They help serve as conversation partners and friends to a group of first-year AHANA+ students. Each leader is paired with a co-mentor to allow for collaboration and diversity of perspective and experience to help facilitate conversations for Compass Mentees. Each co-mentor pair will meet weekly with their Compass group to have conversations around the AHANA+ student experience at BC.
What do I need to become a Compass Mentor?
- Mentors must be rising juniors or seniors—junior mentors must not be studying abroad in the Fall semester.
- Mentors must be interested in mentoring first-year students and be willing to share their own transition experiences and AHANA+ identity.
- You do not need to have participated in Compass as a first-year to become a mentor.
Applications for Compass Mentor are currently open.
What is a Compass Intern?
Compass Interns are a group of 4 sophomore students that assist with programming and planning for Compass wide events and logistics. Interns work directly with Mentors and FYE staff in designing events and helping to improve the Compass experience for current first-year students.
What do I need to become a Compass Intern?
- Interns must be second semester first-year students at their time of application for the role, which occurs in their sophomore year.
- Interns must have participated in Compass their freshman year to apply for the position.
- Interns must have a great attitude—positive, enthusiastic, cooperative, and willing to work very hard.
Applications for Intern positions are currently open.
Incoming first-year AHANA+ students (people of African, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, and mixed descent). The program consists of around 100 students, 20 upperclass mentors, and 4 sophomore interns.
Compass is held during the Fall semester and serves as an intentional mentoring community in students' first semester at BC.
It depends on your co-mentors and which group you are in. Each group meets weekly at a different time and location and groups will be made in accordance to group members' schedules.
The incoming class of first year students are eligible to register for Compass beginning in June prior to the start of their Fall semester and each incoming student will receive an email notifying them that registration has opened.
There is no cost to participate in the Compass mentoring program!
Meet the Compass Lead Team
Alex Marmolejo '26 Alex Marmolejo
Alex Marmolejo '26
Mentor
Hometown: Marin City, California
Academic Division: Lynch School of Education and Human Development
Major(s): Applied Psychology and Human Development
Favorite Involvements at BC: Arrupe and BC Bigs
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: The people are what make BC such a special place. Let Compass be one of the first of MANY families you find at BC.
Fun Fact: I’ve been to over 20 concerts and music festivals.
Eera Paranjape '25 Eera Paranjape
Eera Paranjape '25
Mentor
Hometown: Needham, Massachusetts
Academic Division: Lynch School of Education and Human Development
Major(s): Applied Psychology and Human Development and Elementary Education
Favorite involvements at BC?: MASTI (BC Bollywood fusion dance team) and APPA
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined Compass to get advice from BC upperclassmen, make friends in my grade, and connect with the BC AHANA+ community!
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: AHANA+ freshmen should join Compass to get advice from BC upperclassmen, make friends in their grade, learn more about the BC AHANA community, and enjoy some support & community in their transition to BC!
Fun Fact: I performed with Flo Rida at Marathon Monday sophomore year!
Arianne Edwards '27 Arianne Edwards
Arianne Edwards '27
Sophomore Intern
Hometown: Queens, New York
Academic Division: Lynch School of Education and Human Development
Major(s): Applied Psychology and Human Development
Minor(s): Journalism
Favorite involvements at BC?: Lynch Senate and ERA
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I thought it would be a great way to meet new people who have similar experiences as me. I also valued mentorship and knew that having the opportunity to receive great advice and knowledge from upperclassmen would help me flourish during my first year of college.
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I chose to be an intern because I had a great experience as a Compass mentee and I would love to contribute to a community that helped me so much when I was getting acquainted to the college lifestyle.
Fun Fact: I'm really good arts and crafts, especially crocheting!
Dave Nelson '27 Dave Nelson
Dave Nelson '27
Sophomore Intern
Hometown: Birmingham, Alabama
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Psychology & Film Studies on Pre-Med Track
Favorite involvements at BC?: Mendel Society and 4Boston
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined Compass as a freshman because I wanted to connect with other minority students on campus. It was daunting being away from family, but Compass allowed me to start my new home here at BC.
Favorite part about Compass?: My favorite part about Compass is the various events held throughout the semester that allowed me to meet new people.
Fun Fact: I broke my hip when I was 16
Ella Song '26 Ella Song
Ella Song '26
Mentor
Hometown: Bethesda, Maryland
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Political Science and English
Favorite involvements at BC?: The Heights Newspaper!
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined Compass my first year because I wanted to find a community on campus!
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: A large part of my positive freshman experience was my Compass mentors! They gave me a safe space and were such great role models—I hope to have such a positive impact as a mentor.
Fun Fact: My elbows are double jointed
Ellie El-Fishawy '27 Ellie El-Fishawy
Ellie El-Fishawy '27
Sophomore Intern
Hometown: Los Altos, California
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Economics
Minor(s): Data Science
Favorite involvements at BC?: Taking photos for The Heights
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined Compass to make the transition to BC a bit easier and join an open, inviting, and encouraging community.
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: AHAHA+ freshmen should join Compass in order to make meaningful connections, make campus feel a little bit smaller, and gain insight from likeminded students and upperclassmen
Fun Fact: I can juggle a soccer ball 1,343 times
Emily Moreno '26 Emily Moreno
Emily Moreno '26
Mentor
Hometown: Houston, Texas
Academic Division: Connell School of Nursing
Major(s): Public Health and Sociology
Favorite involvements at BC?: Undergraduate Research Assistant and Club Ultimate Frisbee
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined because I wanted to find a community and get involved in the BC community.
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I remember how impactful my mentors were my freshman year with helping me establish connections and getting involved on campus and I want to be able to do the same for the incoming freshman
Fun Fact: I can only snap my fingers on my left hand
Emma Anane '25 Emma Anane
Emma Anane '25
Mentor
Hometown: Hillsborough, New Jersey
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Neuroscience
Minor(s): Managing for the Social Impact and the Public Good
Favorite involvements at BC?: Tailgates/Football Games & Being on the E-board of STEM and Health Outreach for AHANA+ Students
Favorite part about Compass?: The opportunity to connect and learn about the experiences of my co-mentors and use our combined efforts to guide and empower the incoming class's experience at BC for their next four years!
Fun Fact: I studied German for 4 years!
Eugene Lee '27 Eugene Lee
Eugene Lee '27
Sophomore Intern
Hometown: Brooklyn, New York
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Chemistry
Minor(s): Philosophy & Finance
Favorite involvements at BC?: Student Admissions Program, Mixed Asian Student Association
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined Compass because I strived to find a community of fellow AHANA+ students and find a way to get in touch with my identity and not be ashamed of my roots. By joining Compass, I was able to surround myself with fellow students of color and learn more about their perspectives and become a more well-rounded person.
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I chose to be a Compass Intern because of how much I loved my time in Compass! There was a strong sense of community and belonging and I can't imagine how my experience at BC would be if I never participated. As a Compass Intern, I can take initiative and allow the rising AHANA+ freshmen to have an even better chance at inclusion and transitioning.
Fun Fact: I'm a Boy Scout!
Eunice Lee '25 Eunice Lee
Eunice Lee '25
Mentor
Hometown: Chatsworth, California
Academic Division: Lynch School of Education and Human Development
Major(s): Secondary Education & English
Minor(s): Cyber Strategy and Design
Favorite involvements at BC?: Women in Computer Science, Phaymus Dance Ent.
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I was excited to find a space for AHANA+ community at BC and to have an open space for discussion.
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: Compass is a space for AHANA+ freshman to learn to navigate BC culture and learn to be accepting of themselves and others. This is such a crucial part of becoming a successful student here, and Compass definitely supports that.
Fun Fact: I trained a squirrel.
Farrah Nivrose '26 Farrah Nivrose
Farrah Nivrose '26
Mentor
Hometown: Brockton, Massachusetts
Academic Division: Lynch School of Education and Human Development
Major(s): Transformative Educational Studies & Applied Psychology and Human Development
Minor(s): International Studies
Favorite involvements at BC?: Haitian Association, BC Bigs
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined compass to meet new people and I wanted to have someone to ask millions of question to when I didn’t know the answer. Also having a group of people for emotional support or who can just share their own stories made me feel a little less alone.
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I wanted to be a Mentor because I look forward to having conversations and being a guide to upcoming freshmen. As a first generation student, I know how rocky it can be and was grateful enough to be in Compass and have mentors that helped me along the way.
Fun Fact: I’m fighting a sugar addiction
Fernando Leon Ruedo '25 Fernando Leon Rueda
Fernando Leon Ruedo '25
Mentor
Hometown: Rogers, Arkansas
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Environmental Geoscience
Minor(s): Finance
Favorite involvements at BC?: Philippine Society of Boston College and Fuego del Corazon Latin Dance Team
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined Compass as a freshman because I wanted to be involved in a mentoring group with other freshmen and be able to learn from upperclassmen.
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: AHANA+ freshmen should join Compass because it can be especially daunting to attend a PWI if you are used to higher levels of diversity wherever you're from. Compass offers a space to be able to talk with people your age as well as receive advice from someone who has been through similar feelings.
Fun Fact: I am originally from Mexico City!
Gabriele McWhorter '26 Gabriele McWhorter
Gabriele McWhorter '26
Mentor
Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Political Science
Minor(s): Film Studies + Finance
Favorite involvements at BC?: I love working Late Night at the Rat with the other student employees
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined Compass as a freshman so I could find a sense of community early in my freshman year, as well as to have AHANA+ role model figures in my first semester at a PWI
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I chose to be a mentor because I was excited about the chance to help freshman AHANA+ students find their place at BC and believe in the opportunities BC offers.
Fun Fact: I've been a vegetarian for 8 years!
Isabella Bernaldo '26 Isabella Bernaldo
Isabella Bernaldo '26
Mentor
Hometown: Los Angeles, California
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Linguistics
Minor(s): Inclusive Education
Favorite involvements at BC?: BLPP Tutoring through the BCNC and BC Bigs!
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I want to be a champion for the diverse members of our community and a mentor for all the challenges and joys that may bring to that facet of the BC experience. As a mentor, I hope to shed light on the realities of BC by sharing my experiences and also help freshmen build a strong foundation for their own experience at BC.
Fun Fact: My favorite author is Jhumpa Lahiri!
Jesenia Correa '25 Jesenia Correa
Jesenia Correa '25
Mentor
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Psychology
Favorite involvements at BC?: Eaglebridge, McGillycuddy Logue-Fellows
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I was coming from out-of-state and from a high school that had a large minority population, so I was nervous about attending a PWI and meeting people that I could relate to and I thought that the Compass program would help me find friends and make connections.
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: AHANA+ freshmen should join Compass because it will help you feel less alone during a difficult transitional time, and you can make friendships that will last your entire college career and onward.
Fun Fact: I have a cat in my dorm.
Kiana Ramos '25 Kiana Ramos
Kiana Ramos '25
Mentor
Hometown: Springfield, Massachusetts
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Human Centered Engineering
Minor(s): Global Public Health
Favorite involvements at BC?: Student Research! Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americns in Science (SACNAS)!
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: Because it's going to be so fun!!! Compass is a really easy way to meet people and start to build your community on campus.
Fun Fact: I was born in Miami
Lily Wang Luo '25 Lily Wang Luo
Lily Wang Luo '25
Mentor
Hometown: Novo Hamburgo, Brasil
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Psychology
Minor(s): Marketing & Studio Art
Favorite involvements at BC?: 4Boston and McMullen
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: To be in a community of other AHANA+ students that may share similar experiences when first adjusting to a PWI and being able have that support system from people that just fundamentally understand a key aspect of my identity
Favorite part about Compass?: The lasting connections I've made, even going into senior year. I love seeing my mentors when they are visiting and all the friends I made within our group.
Fun Fact: I can name all the countries in the world
Mano Koto '27 Mano Koto
Mano Koto '27
Sophomore Intern
Hometown: Kobe, Japan
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Economics
Favorite involvements at BC?: Japan Club of Boston College & all other Asian Culture Clubs!! So many fun activities with good food :)
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined the Compass program because, as an international Asian student at a predominantly white institution, I was looking to find a sense of community. I also wanted to become more involved in on-campus, first-year activities as a way to explore interests and find things to do outside of just academics as a college student.
Favorite part about Compass?: My favorite part of the Compass program was the mandatory one-on-one sessions with the other group members. These weekly meetings gave me something to look forward to and allowed me to learn from my peers and their diverse backgrounds. Not only did I feel like I found a friend and community within BC, it helped me break down the walls that freshmen often have, feeling scared to talk to new people. The mandatory nature of the sessions ensured I had the opportunity to genuinely connect with everyone in my group, making my adjustment to BC much smoother :)
Fun Fact: I went skydiving when I was 13
Matthew Lee '26 Matthew Lee
Matthew Lee '26
Mentor
Hometown: Los Angeles, California
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Biology
Minor(s): Applied Psychology and Human Development
Favorite involvements at BC?: PULSE and Korean Student Association
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I decided to be a mentor to support the AHANA+ students at Boston College and help them transition to a new step of their journey! While taking the next step to enter college may be daunting, I want to help facilitate that for any incoming students!
Fun Fact: My first job was at an ice cream shop!
Michelle Frederic '27 Michelle Frederic
Michelle Frederic '27
Sophomore Intern
Hometown: Everett, Massachusetts
Academic Division: Carroll School of Management
Major(s): Finance
Minor(s): Computer Science & English
Favorite involvements at BC?: Black Biz @ BC
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I wanted to find a sense of community with other POC freshman.
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: AHANA+ freshmen should join Compass because the mentors are the best and they will be able to meet so many other AHANA+ freshmen and create incredible bonds.
Fun Fact: I rode and fell off a mule when I went to Haiti!
Michelle Kim '25 Michelle Kim
Michelle Kim '25
Mentor
Hometown: Queens, New York
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Biology
Minor(s): Environmental Studies
Favorite involvements at BC?: APPA
Why did you choose to be a mentor?: As a mentor, I hope to be an on-campus "older sister" and provide a space for freshmen to make connections with others and learn what it means to be a BC student!
Fun Fact: I have a pet bearded dragon named Happy!
Natalia Maldonado '25 Natalia Maldonado
Natalia Maldonado '25
Mentor
Hometown: San Juan, Puerto Rico
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Neuroscience
Minor(s): Global Public Health and the Common Good
Favorite involvements at BC?: APPA and all the mentoring programs!
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: Coming from a small school in Puerto Rico, I knew everyone in my classes. Since BC was a middle-size campus, I was scared that I wasn't going to fit in and feel overwhelmed with the amount of students. So, I wanted to join a community where I could have conversations beyond the superficial level, and Compass was the perfect program for it.
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I had a rough transition from high school to college and my Compass group and mentors made me feel at peace and welcomed. To show my gratitude for how the program has benefited me, I want to be there for incoming freshmen and their transition into college.
Fun Fact: Because of how short I am, I can easily lie about my age and get free stuff!!
Nino Requieron '25 Nino Requieron
Nino Requieron '25
Mentor
Hometown: Fontana, California
Academic Division: Connell School of Nursing
Major(s): Nursing
Favorite involvements at BC?: Philippine Society of Boston College (PSBC)
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I chose to be a mentor because I find a lot of joy in being able to guide others and utilize my own experiences to assist underclassmen whether they can relate to those experiences or not. Additionally, mentorship is a great opportunity to teach someone while simultaneously learning unexpected things from them.
Fun Fact: I was in a famous YouTubers vlog once (when they were more relevant).
Noe Martinez '25 Noe Martinez
Noe Martinez '25
Mentor
Hometown: Los Angeles, California
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Economics
Favorite involvements at BC?: Organization of Latin American Affairs (OLAA)
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: AHANA+ freshmen should join Compass to meet other freshmen that are different than you. Part of coming to college involves stepping out of your comfort zone and meeting people from diverse backgrounds. Compass is a great place to begin.
Fun Fact: My favorite color is Orange!
Omar Tall '26 Omar Tall
Omar Tall '26
Mentor
Hometown: Jersey City, New Jersey
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Computer Science
Favorite involvements at BC?: Muslim Student Association
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined Compass to find a community of people that I can relate to on a deeper level of racial and socioeconomic status.
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: Joining Compass would mean having a second family away from wherever home is for you. I've made connections here that I'll remember for the rest of my life and that experience alone is worth it.
Fun Fact: My last name is Tall and I am 6'2". I am forever grateful that I wasn't born short.
Punnya Kalapurakkel '25 Punnya Kalapurakkel
Punnya Kalapurakkel '25
Mentor
Hometown: Brighton, Massachusetts
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Communications & Psychology
Favorite involvements at BC?: The Heights Newspaper
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I wanted a space to speak to other students of color while navigating my transition to a PWI.
Favorite part about Compass?: I loved getting to meet the people in my group and have familiar faces on campus. It really helped me to ground myself and process my own growth with other people who could relate to my experience.
Fun Fact: I was born two days after Christmas.
Roman Roy '26 Roman Roy
Roman Roy '26
Mentor
Hometown: Fitchburg, Massachusetts
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Mathematics
Favorite involvements at BC?: Intramural basketball. I’ve enjoyed having the opportunity to play alongside of and even compete against my friends.
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: AHANA+ freshman should join Compass because it is a great opportunity to meet new people and learn from those who managed to find ways to navigate through a new and perhaps threatening environment.
Fun Fact: I once ate 16 s'mores flavored pop tarts in one sitting because my friend didn’t believe I could do it.
Ryan Kim '25 Ryan Kim
Ryan Kim '25
Mentor
Hometown: Ridgefield, New Jersey
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Sociology
Minor(s): Finance
Favorite involvements at BC?: Korean Students Association
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I’ve been so lucky throughout my years at BC where clubs and mentors have given me so much. Compass gives me a chance to pay everything forward and being an AHANA+ student is definitely a big part of my experience at BC so I want to help freshman feel comfortable during their first year here.
Fun Fact: I am an Indiana Pacers fan.
Shelsey Hernandez '27 Shelsey Hernandez
Shelsey Hernandez '27
Sophomore Intern
Hometown: Waukegan, Illinois
Academic Division: Lynch School of Education and Human Development
Major(s): Elementary Education
Favorite involvements at BC?: BC F1rst
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I wanted to make sure I had a community as soon as I arrived on campus. It can be intimidating to be in a place without knowing anyone, so I wanted to have a welcoming space for my first semester.
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I want to provide the same support to others as I received for my freshman year. I want the incoming class to have events to look forward to.
Fun Fact: I am a first generation student.
Tannya Gallegos '27 Tannya Gallegos
Tannya Gallegos '27
Sophomore Intern
Hometown: La Habra, California
Academic Division: Lynch School of Education and Human Development
Major(s): Applied Psychology & Political Science
Favorite involvements at BC?: Ascend and going to hockey games!
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I joined Compass to make friends and receive advice on how to navigate my first semester of freshman year!
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: I loved the Compass events that the interns created! These special events meant a lot to me because they really showed me that AHANA+ students were appreciated and supported at BC.
Fun Fact: I really really hate cheese!
Temidayo Eniola '26 Temidayo "TJ" Eniola
Temidayo Eniola '26
Mentor
Hometown: Lagos, Nigeria
Academic Division: Carroll School of Management
Major(s): General Management
Minor(s): African and African Diaspora Studies
Favorite involvements at BC?: African Student Organization (ASO)
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: I wanted to find a community of AHANA students on campus.
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: New connections, finding your community etc. Its a good gateway into greater things as an AHANA+ BC student.
Fun Fact: I have 3 years of grappling martial arts experience.
Warren Lin '25 Warren Lin
Warren Lin '25
Mentor
Hometown: Arcadia, California
Academic Division: Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Major(s): Chemistry
Minor(s): Biology
Favorite involvements at BC?: Undergraduate Research, BC Bigs
Why did you join Compass as a freshman?: Given the transition of college, I was looking for communities that would resemble home. I wanted to also meet people of similar backgrounds.
Why did you choose to be a mentor or intern?: It was super rewarding to see the growth of my mentees last year and I want to experience that again.
Fun Fact: I am allergic to peaches.
Zoe Reddick '26 Zoe Reddick
Zoe Reddick '26
Mentor
Hometown: Las Vegas, Nevada
Academic Division: Carroll School of Management
Major(s): Finance & Accounting
Minor(s): Philosophy
Favorite involvements at BC?: Bowman Advocate and Investment Club
Why should AHANA+ freshmen join Compass?: If I could go back and do one thing as a freshmen it would be to join this program. It is helpful to see yourself represented and have a group of people that you can count on that might have been through a similar experience.
Fun Fact: I previously went to Boston Ballet, and have been dancing since I was 1.