
The New Hampshire Chapter consists of over 6,000 alumni, parents, and friends.
Key events include service projects, game watches, and more.
If you have any ideas you'd like to share for specific events or if you'd like to become more involved in the chapter, please reach out to us!
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Meet Your Chapter Leaders

Jessica Morris '97
Lives in: Bedford, New Hampshire
Major: Business with a minor in Human Resource Management
Occupation: Managing Director of Jam:pr, adjunct professor, author, journalist
Favorite BC Memory: Too many to list! Classes, activities, sports, faith, friends, opportunities, abroad experience, environment...all of it contributed to the countless memories that will last a lifetime.
Why did you get involved?: After graduation, friends invited me to join the (then called) Boston College Young Alumni Club. I served as Membership Director for three years and remained active until that group merged with the overarching BC Alumni Club. I continued on as a BC Alumni Club member and took on the role of VP for the Western Massachusetts Chapter. I'm now in New Hampshire, where I serve as Chapter Leader.
What are your local favorites?: The greater Manchester, New Hampshire area offers so much for those of any age. Lots of free space, sports outlets, lakes/parks/trails, great restaurants, art, history, music...and is a fantastic gateway to the rest of New England.
Fun Fact: Happily married to a BC classmate and currently raising four future Eagles! #WeAreBC

Events
March 2025
Exploring the Journey of Military Families
27 March 2025 at 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm ETJoin the Boston College Veterans Alumni Network for a special presentation on the unique experiences, challenges, and triumphs of being a member of a military family. Dr. Julie Canfield will highlight some of the significant experiences that are unique to military families including how different family members experience the transition into and out of the military culture in distinct ways. Our all-volunteer military families experience incredible stresses through peace and war unlike those experienced by the greater civilian population including the ever-present threat to families during wartime service. Learn some of the ways in which military families adjust and adapt to these experiences and thrive in the midst of them. Julie Canfield, Ph.D., LICSW, is a clinical instructor in the BC School of Social Work and a licensed clinical social worker in private practice in the Boston area where she specializes in providing behavioral healthcare to service members, veterans, spouses, partners, military children and families impacted by military service. She has been a strong military advocate on campus for student veteran success in higher education and recently authored and published a book on resilience in military family life. Deadline for registration is Friday, March 21, 2025. Questions? Please email bcvets@bc.edu.
May 2025
Pray It Forward Continues!
17 May 2025 – 13 September 2025 • Registration ClosedPrayer is powerful! We would like to invite our Boston College Alumni family and C21 Center community to spend a little time together each week to reflect and recharge. All are welcome! Join us Wednesdays from 4–4:15 p.m. (EST) on Zoom for a brief time-out to pray. We’ll read the day's Gospel, listen to a brief reflection, offer prayer intentions, and share a group prayer relevant to the week. Please register to receive the Zoom link information for all sessions and a weekly reminder email one hour prior to Pray It Forward.Questions? Contact church21@bc.edu.