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  1. … fellow students for a senior trip to Accra, Ghana. “It wa s more than educational,” said the Pasadena, CA, native. “It wa s truly inspiring.” He tutored children through a local … “For four years, our students are exposed to different type s of service and community-based research. Now they were …
  2. … their commencement exercises.  The student address wa s delivered by James P. McKeon ‘17Ed, recipient of a … to bring a Vincentian education out into the world for all wa lks of life. In preparation for today, I’ve thought a lot … place. People who have that kind of ability are exactly the type of people that the world needs more of. People that are …
  3. … help fulfill their wishes. For me, assisting people in that wa y is a tremendously rewa rding experience." This knowledgeable alumnus is … assess how much money you will need in order to support the type of lifestyle you wa nt to live while retired. …
  4. … I definitely believe that my education at the University wa s the key factor in everything that I've been able to … to Maye's continued affiliation with St. John's. He is the type of alumnus who is alwa ys eager to do what he can for the students, programs and …
  5. … students from the Liberty Partnerships Program (LPP) and Upwa rd Bound . The project wa s funded through two AS-L grants from St. John’s … to her inability to hear. “It really takes a special type of person to work with teens and know what to say to …
  6. … September 17, 2024 St. John’s University has been awa rded a $550,000 grant from the US National Science … Bukhari said. “But currently doctors are dealing with softwa re issues and coding. Doctors are occupied with so many … implications, Dr. Bukhari said. Coders work in every type of health-care facility and coding requires …
  7. … the guidance of faculty. On April 9, students’ creativity wa s paramount as they were tasked with making a poster … Ph.D. student in Multi-Sector Communication , wa s among the presenters. His project, “Analysis of Gossip … as a potential approach to treating neuroblastoma, a type of cancer that starts in early nerve cells called …
  8. … dedicated to public service.  “My entire family has alwa ys been drawn to helping people,” Jackie said. “My dad is … I guess you could say service is in our blood.” Jackie wa s first drawn to service as a teenager on Long Island, … and then captain.  “It wa s my first experience in any type of leadership position,” she said. “That exposure to …
  9. … options for college, Staten Island, NY, native Ariana Renna wa nted to stay close to the community she loved and to explore, in a meaningful wa y, her deep-rooted Catholic faith. St. John’s University … Scholars Program, I learn the importance of considering the type of leader I wa nt to be in the Church beyond graduation …
  10. … Marillac Hall Auditorium and streamed online, wa s “Accelerating the Momentum for Change,” reflecting the … academic year. Another measure highlighted by Dr. Gempesaw wa s career placement—the percentage of graduates who are … Northeast. It also includes the Innovation Lab, a hands-on design and test space where students learn to develop new …