Alumni

United by our compassion for others! Whether you’re a new grad or earned your degree decades ago, as a Labouré alum you’re helping change the face of healthcare.

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IMPACT ON NURSING IN MA

130 Years of Labouré Nurses!

The true legacy of Labouré is the exceptional care delivered to patients in Greater Boston and beyond for over 130 years.

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ANNOUNCEMENT

From the Alumni Council

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Pictured left to right: Vice President Angi Walsh ’73, Labouré President Lily S. Hsu, EdD, Council President Margie Lawless ’68, and Secretary Maureen Calnan ’95.
 

After a long hiatus, we are pleased to share that the Labouré Alumni Council is back!

The fall Alumni Council meeting was held on September 24, 2024. The Council is working on improving communication with all alumni, developing CEUs, coordinating a holiday brunch, creating a legacy wall, and acknowledging our deceased alumni.

Graduates making a difference worldwide

Around the corner and across the globe, more than 8,000 of our graduates are living out St. Catherine Labouré’s legacy: to bring care, dignity, and compassion to their patients and communities.

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Members of the Class of 1969 celebrate their 55th reunion in September 2024. 
Holiday alumni group

A holiday open house event on campus in December 2023 saw alumni come together in celebration.

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Labouré alumni enjoyed a luncheon on Cape Cod in September 2023.

Want to see how?

For starters, check out our remarkable Labouré Care Award winners from 2022.

Discover their stories now!

ALUMNI STORIES

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Stay connected!

To ensure that you stay informed about all events and benefits we hope to develop, please share any updates to your contact information, including phone numbers and email addresses, using any of the following methods:

Email us OR Update your Alumni listing

Our goal is to continue to engage, educate, and reconnect Alumni to the College and to each other. We are excited to begin this new venture with you and all our Labouré family members.

You can also contact the alumni office directly

Call us at

617-322-3535

Drop us a line at

alumni@laboure.edu

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Unprecedented: Nursing in a Pandemic

Podcast and #CareForNurses

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Produced in partnership with William James College, the podcast Unprecedented: Nursing in a Pandemic is part of the #CareForNurses campaign. The #CareForNurses campaign offers self-care tips and mental health advice nurses can put to use in time for their next shift.

The podcast pairs front-line nurses with mental health professionals to discuss coping strategies. Gabe Mahoney, FNP ’03 is featured discussing processing loss and grief, and Shaina Curran, RN BSN ’16 participate in episodes on stress, anger, and potential PTSD among COVID-19 nurses.

Explore podcast announcement

Video Reel

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Kitty Elers, RN, BSN ‘81

Kitty reminisces about her experience at Labouré, where her instructors taught compassion, dignity, respect, and patience  in addition to technical skills in the nursing program. 
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Sean O’Leary, RTT ‘93

Sean is a 2017 recipient of Labouré College’s Mass Care Award, now the Nurse Impact Awards. He is the Chief Radiation Therapist at Tufts Medical Center.
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Shanell Saunders RN ’19, BSN ‘20

Shanell is grateful for receiving a scholarship while enrolled at Labouré, as it meant she could work part-time and spend more time helping her son with his homework and being there as a mom. 

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