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by Junior Fellow, Jacinta Latawiec
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 Although I grew up in St. Paul, Minnesota, I have found that my educational experience has led me all over the map. I am currently attending the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts as a political science major and I have been lucky enough to spend time studying on both their Merrimack and Rome campuses. As I look forward to completing my final year in the Bachelor of Arts program at the College, I am very happy to have had the opportunity to spend my summer as a Junior Fellow at the Culture of Life Foundation. My experience in Washington DC this summer has enabled me to meet new people and face exciting new challenges. My major project has led me to examine the abuse of language in embryonic disposition cases in the United States.
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07/17/2008
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My name is Jeremy Lagasse and I am currently a senior enrolled at the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts in Merrimack New Hampshire. After completing sophomore year and the Rome Program I chose to become a Political Science major to study under Dr. Peter Sampo. As a native of the Granite State I find it a special privilege to find myself in Washington D.C. at the Culture of Life Foundation. As a Junior Fellow the work has been a means of supporting the understanding and defense of life in all of its stages, which is a deeply rewarding activity. The project that I chose to devote so much of my time to involves an examination of the history of ethics in medicine to better understand the origins of population control.
