Maureen Gannon“TMLA was always a supportive environment for me. The teachers made us feel like we could achieve whatever we set our minds to. I had no sense that being a scientist was something that was ‘not for girls.’ TMLA empowered me and taught me that women have a ‘place at the big table’ no matter what your chosen career.
There are not many women in my field. TMLA set me on a course that has allowed me to compete and succeed in my chosen field. I also made the best friends at TMLA…friends I am still close to all these years later and feel so blessed to have had in my life.”
Maureen Gannon, PhD, ‘82
Maureen Gannon, a member of TMLA Class of ’82, serves at Vanderbilt University as Vice Chair for Faculty Development, Associate Professor of Medicine, Associate Professor of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics and Cell and Developmental Biology, as well as Director of Education, Training and Outreach for the Vanderbilt Diabetes Research and Training Center. Read More
Caitlin Flood“I am so blessed to have gone to the Mary Louis Academy. The lessons I learned from my teachers and fellow classmates along with the activities I participated in gave me the confidence to push myself beyond my comfort zone. I think about the TMLA community all the time and am thankful for the experiences I had there.”
Caitlin Flood, ‘08
Caitlin Flood, a member of the TMLA Class of ’08, graduated from Lafayette College in 2012. Caitlin is now at NYU School of Law on a full scholarship; she is pursuing a double major in Government & Law and Philosophy with a concentration on constitutional and human rights law. Read More
