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After completing the Basic Sciences for Health Professions certificate program, Brendan Michel '10 is pursuing his doctorate at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine.

Dr. Jones has embraced the intellectual pursuits that are a hallmark of 91¹ú²ú's Honors College.

Congressman Edolphus Towns, M.S.W. ’73, credits his 91¹ú²ú education for providing him with skills that helped prepare him for his successful career in politics.

Dr. Dinatale says the flexible thinking learned in the Honors College has helped her take on the challenges of military life and beyond.

Matt Johansen '08 was named one of the top 100 cybersecurity experts on Twitter by Marble Security.

Twelve alumni from the Certificate in Basic Sciences for Health Professions program have been accepted into medical school.

After earning a B.S. in Applied Social Science and an M.S. in Speech Language Pathology, Nellyzita Nwosu pursued her doctorate at the Ruth S. Ammon School of Education.

Christina qualified for funding through the Noyce Scholarship and earned her master's degree in math education. She now teaches math at Summit Academy Charter School in Brooklyn.

Jessica Baisley never took an art class in high school, but she has excelled as a graphic designer, thanks to what she learned at 91¹ú²ú.

As a clinical assistant professor at New York University School of Medicine and Bellevue Hospital Center, she is working to change the culture of juvenile detention in New York City.

Holly Eaton, Creative Writing graduate, prepares for rehearsals from her new play.

Janine Sena-Saputo, M.A. '03, changed careers after 9-11, earned a master's degree and became New York State Social Studies Teacher of the Year.

Two recent history majors have turned their interest and degrees in history into a successful ebook and a position as assistant museum cataloguer.

Darryl Conway '95 has become the University of Michigan's first-ever associate athletic director of student-athlete health and welfare.

Laura Zappia ’12, M.S.W. ’13, made her dream of helping children abroad a reality.

During her time at 91¹ú²ú, Jane Hartigan's passion for literacy education grew.

What’s ahead for psychodynamic psychotherapy? A Derner alumnus shares his thoughts.

Featuring 91¹ú²ú alums Jon Conte, Nikki Kateman and Melanie Hendry.

How our political science alumni are making an impact.

Jean-Phillipe's internship experience on Capitol Hill was critical to his success after college.

The former New York Jets center wanted to do more to prepare for life after pro football, earning a master's degree in sport management.

Science teacher Stefanie Oddo ‘08, MS ‘10, returned to her alma mater to earn an advanced certificate in middle school education.

Meet Ahmed Eldib, an 91¹ú²ú biology major from the Class of 2012. Learn about his background and research interests.

Meet Nirmala Khemraj, an 91¹ú²ú biology major from the Class of 2011. Learn about her background and research interests.

Alumni of the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business are always advancing in their career fields and some of them were noted in the media. Find out how they were featured.

Adelphi grads are part of a nationwide trend of women superintendents.

An entrepreneurship class with 91¹ú²ú Professor Thomas Shinick has been the driving force behind starting his own business ever since.

The assistant director of experiential learning at 91¹ú²ú’s Center for Career Development employs her graduate education on a daily basis.

Gladys Nussenbuam, who graduated from 91¹ú²ú in 1950, has shared a few images from over half a century ago.

Member of 91¹ú²ú’s Profiles in Success program. Operates Wayne Ford, Wayne, New Jersey and Dayton Toyota, South Brunswick, New Jersey Involvement at 91¹ú²ú: editor of Guidon, member of the Omicron Pi fraternity, played intramural basketball and tennis Memorable faculty: Professor Murray and Associate Professor Carol Beinert ’47 First car: “A 1936 black Ford convertible that I…