Serving Through Service: BC’s American Red Cross

Dylan welcomes Nicholas Petrillo to discuss the American Red Cross and its presence at Boston College. Nick provides an overview of the Red Cross and expands on his role within BC’s chapter, highlighting its mission of emergency preparedness, disaster relief, and community service. He shares details on upcoming events and programs, explains how students can get involved, and emphasizes the impact of student volunteers. Finally, Nick provides guidance on how students can connect with the Red Cross and contribute to its meaningful work.

Episode 157 of the Discover Boston College podcast, hosted by Dylan Carollo, Nicholas Petrillo, titled "Serving Through Service: BC’s American Red Cross" was published on March 6, 2025 and runs 4 minutes.

March 6, 2025 ·4m · Discover Boston College

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Dylan welcomes Nicholas Petrillo to discuss the American Red Cross and its presence at Boston College. Nick provides an overview of the Red Cross and expands on his role within BC’s chapter, highlighting its mission of emergency preparedness, disaster relief, and community service. He shares details on upcoming events and programs, explains how students can get involved, and emphasizes the impact of student volunteers. Finally, Nick provides guidance on how students can connect with the Red Cross and contribute to its meaningful work.

Episode Description

Dylan welcomes Nicholas Petrillo to discuss the American Red Cross and its presence at Boston College. Nick provides an overview of the Red Cross and expands on his role within BC’s chapter, highlighting its mission of emergency preparedness, disaster relief, and community service. He shares details on upcoming events and programs, explains how students can get involved, and emphasizes the impact of student volunteers. Finally, Nick provides guidance on how students can connect with the Red Cross and contribute to its meaningful work.

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

0:18 | Introduction to Nick Petrillo, president of the American Red Cross at BC.

0:30 | What is the American Red Cross?

0:52 | Would Nick like to expand on his role within BC’s American Red Cross?

1:57 | What are some upcoming events or programs for the Red Cross?

2:05 | Can any student join his organization?

2:37 | How can students connect with BC's American Red Cross?

3:03 | Is there anything else that Nick would like to share?

3:59 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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