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St. John's University Alumni & Friends

Welcome to the St. John’s Family

The St. John’s story is New York's story, with alumni woven into the fabric of our city and world. Join our Alumni network to stay connected, give back, and keep updated on events, news, and more.

 

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Hearts On Fire

“So, our vocation is to go, not just to one parish, not just to one diocese, but all over the world, and do what? To set people’s HEARTS ON FIRE, to do what the Son of God did. "  
–St. Vincent de Paul

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Support our Alumni Small Businesses!

St. John's University is proud to support alumni-owned small businesses from across the nation. View our directory of small businesses owned by fellow Johnnies below.

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Alumni Professional Development Series

St. John’s University’s Alumni Professional Development Series provides online learning from top alumni and industry experts. The St. John's Corporate and Foundations group hand-selects individuals who will discuss topics for business professionals seeking professional growth and those interested in learning about the latest trends in their industry. 

Success at St. John's

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Alumna Recalls Mentorship and Camaraderie at St. John’s

Carol Santos ’09GSRM The Peter J. Tobin College of Business

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Graduate Turned Cybersecurity Expert Got His Start at St. John’s

Vivian Saunders ’03CPS The Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies

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Giving Societies

Your generosity makes the dream of a St. John’s education a reality for so many, by providing critical funds used to meet the most pressing needs of the University and its students.

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SJYOU Loyal

SJYOU Loyal recognized donors who demonstrate their commitment and loyalty to the University by making a gift on an annual basis. 

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The Loughlin Society

The Loughlin Society is comprised of donors who make annual gifts to the University of $1,000 or more.

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The McCallen Society

The McCallen Society is a community of generous alumni, benefactors, and friends who have chosen to leave lasting legacies at St. John’s by including the University in their estate plans.

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Red White Club

The Red While Club is the University’s giving society for Red Storm Sports. Gifts made through the club allow the University to prepare student-athletes to perform at the highest level, both in the classroom and on the field of play.

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Founder's Society

Members of this giving society have left an indelible mark on the St. John’s community, donating cumulative gifts of $1 million or more to the University during the course of their lifetime.

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From the Blog

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M.B.A. vs. Executive M.B.A.: Which One is Right for You?

If you're early in your career or looking to shift paths, an M.B.A. offers broad business training and flexibility. If you're a seasoned professional aiming to sharpen leadership and strategy skills while staying employed, an Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) may be a better fit. Your current role, experience level, and goals will guide the right choice.

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Apply for Scholarships

College is an investment in your future, but figuring out how to pay for it can feel overwhelming. Scholarships are one of the most effective ways to lower college costs, yet many students do not realize how accessible they can be. This guide walks you through the scholarship application process step-by-step, helping you find opportunities, prepare your materials, and apply with confidence.

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Do I Belong Here? Imposter Syndrome in College and Beyond

College is often described as a time of growth and discovery, but for many, it is also a time of quiet self-doubt. You may be doing well academically, staying involved, and meeting expectations, yet still wonder whether you truly belong.

That experience has a name: imposter syndrome. And while it can feel deeply personal, it is one of the most common challenges students face.

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