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It takes more than a pandemic to stop the spirit of a friendly SJC Brooklyn vs. SJC Long Island competition. The Office of Institutional Advancement invites St. Joseph’s College alumni…
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St. Joseph’s College turned out to be a prime place to make lifelong “besties” for Ginny O’Rourke McLaughlin, who graduated from SJC Brooklyn nearly six decades ago. No matter where…
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In September 1974, Thomas LaGuidice needed to fill a few more elective credit hours before graduating the following year with his economics degree at SJC Brooklyn, so he picked an…
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SJC President Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D., recently sat with Victoria Schneps, publisher of Schneps Media and QNS.com, for a podcast interview. During the in-depth discussion, Dr. Boomgaarden shared a firsthand…
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When Rita Lyons DeBonis attended St. Joseph’s College, an anonymous benefactor paid half of her tuition each semester. So when she has an opportunity to help support the College’s current…
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Alumni NewsBrooklynFeaturedLong IslandSJC Brooklyn Alumna Was First Person in U.S. to receive COVID-19 Vaccine
As St. Joseph’s alumna Sandra Lindsay, a critical care nurse manager at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, strode into the conference room of Long Island Jewish Medical Center last month,…
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Alumni NewsBrooklynFeaturedLong IslandTrivia Night Raises More than $1,100 for Lewinger Scholarship
Thirty-six St. Joseph’s College alumni gathered virtually Saturday, Jan. 23, to honor the memory of SJC Brooklyn alumnus Joseph M. Lewinger ’00, playing a game of trivia to raise money…
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Alumni NewsBrooklynFeaturedLong IslandSt. Joseph’s College Emphasizing the Importance of Mentoring Relationships
Experts agree that establishing quality mentoring relationships can drive an individual’s success as a college student, as well as enhance a graduate’s chances of success in the work world. It’s…
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St. Joseph’s College graduate Sandra Lindsay ’99 — the Long Island nurse who last month became the first person in the country to receive a COVID-19 vaccine — will be…
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