Deacon Rachid Murad ’94SVC has spent a lifetime fighting for the rights of the oppressed, the victimized, and the forgotten. As a special consultant to the United Nations, he has been intimately...
During the weeks he spent treating coronavirus patients as the pandemic surged at Yale New Haven Hospital in New Haven, CT, Adeel S. Zubair, M.D. ’12C understood that his duties as Chief Resident in...
“I always meant to return, but I needed a push,” he said. That push came 60 years later from a fraternity brother with whom he kept in touch over the years. “I was so close to graduation that I think...
Ms. Mason-Coles teaches evidence-based medicine skills to medical interns and residents, as well as nurses, clinicians, and therapists at the center. She also accompanies the pediatric team and...
When Jennifer Fiebert ’09Pharm.D., née Greco, and Lee D. Fiebert ’09Pharm.D. entered St. John’s Doctor of Pharmacy program as first-year students, they knew they would acquire the skills needed for...
For 20 years, Robert Wolejsza ’97SVC has found himself front and center for every breaking news story in New York City, including Hurricane Sandy and the 2003 Northeast blackout, among many others...
Diego Rodriguez ’88SVC, ’90GEd has spent his entire career serving and protecting others: as a teacher, a Special Agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and now as Vice President of...
Sr. Patricia Evanick, D.C. ’97GEd, who serves as Campus Minister for Faith Formation and Leadership on St. John’s University’s Queens, NY, campus, recently reflected on how she came to truly know God through caring for others.
He is now a Bilingual Teen Librarian at the Denver Public Library in Denver, CO, a position he assumed in March 2020. In that role, he will be initiating and leading a virtual book club as part of the...
Real learning for real life—inside and outside of the classroom—aptly describes the pedagogical and professional efforts of alumna Nancy Silvestri ’07CPS, ’08G, senior advisor for New York City Emergency Management (NYC-EM) and Adjunct Instructor in St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Children, immigrants, victims of natural disasters, the impoverished, and refugees of global conflict are all close to the heart of Michelle Amaryllis Centeno ’14GCPS. Ms. Centeno has spent her entire life working on behalf of populations on the margins as a passionate humanitarian, relief worker, and policy activist.