Her Work
Lillian Sullivan is a Junior Forensic Science major at Lasell University, Massachusetts β an Honours student and Track & Field Team Captain building a career at the intersection of forensic science, investigation, and public service. Her goal is to contribute to federal investigative work β bringing scientific rigour and a justice-driven mindset to evidence analysis and criminal investigations at the highest level.
On campus, Lillian holds multiple leadership positions: Peer Mentor, Orientation Coordinator, and former Orientation Leader β roles that reflect her commitment to community, collaboration, and supporting the next generation of students. As Peer Mentor, she facilitates group discussions, reinforces academic engagement, and acts as a resource for first-year students navigating university life. As Orientation Coordinator, she supports incoming students and families through transition events with warmth and professional clarity.
Her broader background is distinctive for a forensic science student β from sailing instruction on Boston Harbor (teaching ages 6 to 65) to animal care and kennel work, and a summer marketing internship at CB Stuffer. This breadth of experience reflects the independence, adaptability, and people skills that will serve her well in the field of investigation.
Career Aspirations
Forensic Science & Evidence Analysis
Building expertise in forensic science methodology, laboratory practice, and evidence analysis through her Honours BSc programme at Lasell University β with a focus on applying scientific precision to real-world criminal investigation.
Federal Investigative Science
Aspiring to contribute to federal-level forensic investigation β evidence analysis, criminal investigations, and justice-driven scientific work that serves the public interest and supports the integrity of the criminal justice system.
Leadership & Mentorship
Peer Mentor and Orientation Coordinator at Lasell University β supporting fellow students through academic and social transition, building community, and developing the leadership, communication, and conflict resolution skills essential for investigative careers.
Student Athlete β Track & Field
Team Captain in Track & Field at Lasell University and Chi Alpha Sigma inductee β the discipline, resilience, and competitive spirit of athletic leadership translating directly into academic and professional excellence.


























