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The St. John’s story is the story of New York, and our alumni are woven into the fabric of our city, and our world.
St. John’s offers a wide range of alumni associations and chapters, receptions and outings, giving societies, and opportunities to mentor or volunteer, you can always find a way to connect and give back to the St. John’s family.
Alumni of St. John’s University are known the world over as exemplars of the Vincentian mission and it is in moments of uncertainty that the St. John’s community demonstrates our true commitment to Vincentian values. In response to the immediate needs of St. John’s students in crisis, who are experiencing hardship as the result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Provost Møller has created the Emergency Fund for St. John’s Students.
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.
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 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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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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For his master’s thesis in International Communication, Mr. Gardner crafted a documentary that not only charts his life with apraxia, but also the experiences of others—all done to draw attention to a relatively unknown condition. The film, Finding Our Voice, shares the many success stories of people diagnosed with apraxia and the resources at their disposal.
Evan Gardner ’20GCCPS The Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies
Santo Costa ’68P, ’71L is a man who has discovered the transformative power of the written word. For more than 40 years, he held various senior executive positions in the pharmaceutical industry, and...
Santo Costa ’68P, ’71L College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
