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Mile 21: Get a Head Start

Dylan introduces Jeannine Kremer and Colleen Dallavalle from BC's Division of Student Affairs to discuss Mile 21—BC's Boston Marathon event. They provide tips on how students can prepare for the day, emphasizing following specific Instagram accounts for updates. The duo also shares vital safety, security, and community tips to ensure a smooth experience, along with practical advice on what essentials to bring and activities to engage in on Marathon Monday. The episode concludes with insights for first-year students, details about food options and other offerings around the Heights.

Episode 66 of the Discover Boston College podcast, hosted by Dylan Carollo, Colleen Dallavalle, Jeannine Kremer, titled "Mile 21: Get a Head Start" was published on April 11, 2024 and runs 13 minutes.

April 11, 2024 ·13m · Discover Boston College

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Dylan introduces Jeannine Kremer and Colleen Dallavalle from BC's Division of Student Affairs to discuss Mile 21—BC's Boston Marathon event. They provide tips on how students can prepare for the day, emphasizing following specific Instagram accounts for updates. The duo also shares vital safety, security, and community tips to ensure a smooth experience, along with practical advice on what essentials to bring and activities to engage in on Marathon Monday. The episode concludes with insights for first-year students, details about food options and other offerings around the Heights.

Dylan introduces Jeannine Kremer and Colleen Dallavalle from BC's Division of Student Affairs to discuss Mile 21—BC's Boston Marathon event. They provide tips on how students can prepare for the day, emphasizing following specific Instagram accounts for updates. The duo also shares vital safety, security, and community tips to ensure a smooth experience, along with practical advice on what essentials to bring and activities to engage in on Marathon Monday. The episode concludes with insights for first-year students, details about food options and other offerings around the Heights.

0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with Dylan Carollo.

0:36 | Introduction to Jeannine Kremer, Director of the Center of Student Wellness and Colleen Dallavalle, Associate Vice President for Student Engagement and Formation.

0:47 | What is Mile 21?

1:30 | Besides T-Pain, what else will be at Mile 21?

2:40 | How should students prepare for the day? Follow @bcstuaffairs and @wearebchealth on Instagram.

4:42 | What can you do before the day begins to get ready?

5:26 | Some safety tips prior the event.

6:17 | Further security/community tips before the Marathon.

7:26 | Colleen's tips on what you should do and bring for the day.

8:40 | How can students learn more about the offerings prior to the event?

9:27 | The Mile 21 website has all the information. Learn more here. Also, follow @bostoncollege on Instagram for updates.

10:28 | Remember to have a communication plan (since the WiFi/cellular data can be spotty)!

11:16 | Some tips for first-year students.

11:52 | What are some of the food options, and overall festival vibe, at the event?

12:38 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

 

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