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College Leadership
College Leadership
  • Overview
  • Board of Directors
  • Strategic Planning
  • Financial Standing
  • CARES ACT 30-Day Fund Report

College Leadership

Labouré's current leadership team brings together professionals with many decades of experience in education and medicine.

Beyond that, we have the vision necessary to prepare the men and women who are changing the face of healthcare. 

Meet our team

President
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Lily S. Hsu, Ed.D.

President


B.A., Pennsylvania State University
M.S., Pennsylvania State University
Ed.D., Columbia University

Dr. Hsu is a former vice chair of Labouré’s board of directors. She brings the college strategic leadership and academic programming skills gained in top roles at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences and at Johnson & Wales University. Dr. Hsu also is a past member of the New England Commission for Higher Education.

Senior Staff
Maria R. Altobello
Maria R. Altobello, Ed.D.

Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs


B.S., Universidad Metropolitana
M.B.A., Nova Southeastern University
C.S.S., Harvard University
A.L.M., Harvard University
Ed.D., Nova Southeastern University

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Katelyn Dwyer

Executive Director of Communications and Development


B.A., University of Massachusetts, Boston
M.S., Full Sail University 

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William McDonald

Vice President of Finance and Administration


B.S., Northeastern University

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Jeremy Spencer

Vice President of Enrollment Management

 

B.A., Lycoming College

M.S., Miami University

Labouré’s senior staff draw on diverse backgrounds and expertise in higher education. They are dedicated to communicating the college’s message, strengthening its academic offerings, and ensuring smooth operations.

Our board of directors partners with the Labouré administration to steer the college into the future. Its members include healthcare administrators and providers, legal experts, management consultants, finance/banking executives, and faith-based leaders with ties to higher education.