Sociology and Anthropology Major Travels to Ghana on Boren Scholarship
Boren Awards emphasize language, culture, and service. They encourage instruction and research in various languages and foster national security through international relationships. Hannah, whose...
Alumnus Named Chapter School Psychologist of the Year
NYASP’s Chapter School Psychologist of the Year Award recognizes excellence in the provision of school psychological services. It is presented to individuals who spend the majority of their time...
Conner Cummings ’19C
Environmental Studies Alumnus Spends the Summer at Sea Joining a select team of students and scientists aboard a 134-foot-tall ship research vessel, Environmental Studies major Conner Cummings ’19C...
Despina Siolas, M.D., PhD.
Many senior faculty members teaching in the Biology Department and in the University Honors Program remember Despina Siolas, M.D., PhD. as a particularly gifted undergraduate.
Andrei Crapcenco ’19TCB
Andrei Crapcenco ’19TCB knows the value of success—both in the classroom and on the tennis court. He also knows that it takes hard work, dedication, and the assistance of others to turn a dream into...
Marilyn (’66Ed, ’96Ed.D.) and Elaine Verna ’54CBA
Planning comes second nature to Marilyn (’66Ed, ’96Ed.D.) and Elaine Verna ’54CBA. They believe that the future is determined in large measure by the present, which is why these dynamic sisters embrace the concept of planned giving through their membership in The McCallen Society at St. John’s University.
Languages & Literatures Professor Follows Her Passion
Dr. Beliavsky received the Excellence in Teaching award from the National Society of Leadership and Success at the Sigma Alpha Pi Induction Ceremony on April 29, 2019. She serves as Associate...
Cosmetic Chemist Found Her Path at St. John’s
In her role, Ms. Wnek – a cosmetic chemist – serves as a consumer advocate, testing health and beauty products for efficacy and helping consumers make well-informed decisions about which products to...
Sociology Alumnus Leads Diversity Initiatives for NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission
Malcolm Cain Jr. ’14C, ’15G, a graduate of the combined degree program in Sociology in St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, is leading New York City’s Taxi and Limousine Commission’s newly established Office of Inclusion through a dynamic and challenging time.
Clare Boothe Luce Scholar Explores the Art of Chemistry
Natalie, a Chemistry major, has been selected as an American Chemical Society (ACS) Scholar, an extremely competitive award for students who identify as African-American/Black, Hispanic/Latino, or...
Gabriela Mistral Award Winner Combines Passion for Literature and the Law
Jennifer Magda Enriquez ‘19C received the prestigious Gabriela Mistral Award on May 8, 2019 for her academic achievements and noteworthy leadership as the president of St. John’s Epsilon Kappa Chapter...