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.
Danusia Wnek ‘11C
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...
Malcolm Cain Jr. ’14C, ’15G
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.
Jennifer Magda Enriquez ‘19C
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...
Alice Cubillos-Hall ’90SVC, ’92SVC
Alice Cubillos-Hall ’90SVC, ’92SVC was 16 when she discovered her passion for law enforcement while working as a high school student intern in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.
Charles Broadway ’94CBA
Charles Broadway ’94CBA’s journey to becoming the first African-American chief of police in Clermont, FL, began at St. John’s University. A Management major, Chief Broadway reflects on the many lessons he learned at St. John’s that serve him well today.
Geraldine Hart ’95L
Her journey to become the first woman to serve as Commissioner of the massive Suffolk County Police Department began when Geraldine Hart ’95L was in the fifth grade and on a class trip to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Michael Lipari
Michael Lipari vividly recalls telling his first advisor at St. John’s that he wanted to teach history—and so he is!
Deanna Ingrassia '16MS
By the time Deanna Ingrassia '16MS came to St. John’s University, she had already puzzled over the next step in her career. “There were so many paths to consider,” said the Deer Park, NY, native, who earned her bachelor’s degree in biology at The State University of New York at Geneseo. “Originally, I wanted to get my Ph.D. and go into research. But I felt I needed a stepping stone to help me decide which program I’d ultimately choose.”
Michael Benjamin ’16C, ’17G
Michael Benjamin ’16C, ’17G was a commuter student at St. John’s. Though he enjoyed spending his days on campus and evenings at home, he was eager to begin a new academic experience this summer—living and learning in a rural district of the Slovak Republic.