The annual Stuff a Stocking drive was alive and well at SJC Long Island this semester. Students, staff and faculty contributed more than 50 Christmas stockings filled with toys, books,…
A new student center will be constructed in the heart of SJC Long Island’s Patchogue campus, St. Joseph’s College has announced. The new $17 million facility – the campus’ first…
SJC’s Director of Military and Veterans Services Erin D’Eletto appeared live via Skype on the Catholic Faith Network’s CFN Live last week to discuss the College’s programs for students who…
Associate Professor and Director of SJC’s Department of Nursing Maria Fletcher, Ph.D., appeared live via Skype on CFN Live last month to discuss SJC’s nursing program and the COVID-19 pandemic.…
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President Boomgaarden Interviewed on Catholic Faith Network News Program
St. Joseph’s President Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D., appeared live via Skype on the Catholic Faith Network’s CFN Live program on Monday, Oct. 5, to provide an update on the College’s…
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Board of Trustees Extends President Boomgaarden’s Appointment an Additional Five Years
Reaccreditation, capital improvements and leading the College through a global health crisis. Over the past three years, Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D., has certainly proven his leadership abilities, and as a…
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SJC Nursing Major Jenna Castilletti ’22 Working at Two Jobs on the Frontline of the Fight Against COVID-19
For Patchogue resident Jenna Castilletti ’22, a nursing major at SJC Long Island, working on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic means not one, but two jobs that put her…
In the spirit of SJC’s mission to help others and serve its communities, staff members and students are creating handmade masks for the health care heroes on the frontline of…
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SJC Psych Major Julia Takats ’20 Continues Work with Patients Struggling with Substance Abuse
A commitment to help others — it’s the one goal many essential workers have in common. For Julia Takats ’20, that means continuing to work full-time during the coronavirus pandemic…
It’s something Taylor Gonzalez does at the end of every shift at the pharmacy. “I sanitize my work area. Then, I take my scrubs off before entering my car,” Gonzalez,…