Rowing Together: BC’s Club Crew

Dylan welcomes Weiland Johnson to discuss Boston College’s Club Crew team and its role in fostering teamwork and athleticism on campus. Weiland introduces Club Crew, sharing insights into the team’s mission and activities, and expands on his leadership role within the organization. He highlights some exciting upcoming events and programs, explains how any student can join the team, and provides information on how to connect with Club Crew.

Episode 147 of the Discover Boston College podcast, hosted by Dylan Carollo, Weiland Johnson, titled "Rowing Together: BC’s Club Crew" was published on January 30, 2025 and runs 3 minutes.

January 30, 2025 ·3m · Discover Boston College

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Dylan welcomes Weiland Johnson to discuss Boston College’s Club Crew team and its role in fostering teamwork and athleticism on campus. Weiland introduces Club Crew, sharing insights into the team’s mission and activities, and expands on his leadership role within the organization. He highlights some exciting upcoming events and programs, explains how any student can join the team, and provides information on how to connect with Club Crew.

Episode Description

Dylan welcomes Weiland Johnson to discuss Boston College’s Club Crew team and its role in fostering teamwork and athleticism on campus. Weiland introduces Club Crew, sharing insights into the team’s mission and activities, and expands on his leadership role within the organization. He highlights some exciting upcoming events and programs, explains how any student can join the team, and provides information on how to connect with Club Crew.

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

0:18 | Introduction to Weiland Johnson, President of BC's Club Crew.

0:28 | What is Club Crew?

0:59 | Would you like to expand on your role within Club Crew's leadership?

1:29 | What are some upcoming events or programs for Club Crew?

2:05 | Can any student join your team?

2:32 | How can students connect with Club Crew?

2:55 | What does the recruiting/try-out process look like?

3:22 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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