Welcoming Mr. Brian Bennett
- Oct 27, 2016
- 1 min read

Q: Where did you spend your childhood?
A: East Greenwich
Q: How did you pick your major?
A: George Washington University
International Affairs. I picked it both because it was my strongest academic interest: politics, diplomacy and the like, subjects GWU does very well.
Q: Have you had any other work experience?
A: After college, I worked for a business consulting firm, CEB, for five years in Washington DC and Chicago.
Since working in business, I have spent the last five years between formation for the priesthood, when I learned Philosophy and Theology at PC, and teaching Religion at The Prout School in Wakefield.
Q: What are your thoughts and impressions of La Salle?
A: Until this year, I only knew La Salle by reputation as a strong academic secondary school. My experience has confirmed that reputation, but I have also been pleasantly surprised by how much more La Salle has to offer its students beyond the classroom. It is an impressive institution and and even more impressive community.
Q: What are your plans for the future?
A: I am really looking forward to getting more involved in La Salle outside the classroom, especially with clubs and athletics.
Q: Do you have any other interests you consider to be important?
A: Travel. Ever since I was a kid, I have loved flying. I have no idea what my next big trip will be, but I am looking forward to it.

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