SJNY Magazine

A debate in Regina Gueren Lombardi’s first SJC Brooklyn class in September 1991 played a vital role in shaping her college journey and subsequent successful pharmaceutical career. The class, Sister…

Michael Burke, Ph.D., associate professor and director of the honors program at SJC Brooklyn, was featured last month on C.A.F.E. 229, a public affairs program produced by the Buddhist Tzu…

SJC Long Island alumna Diane Fox, an assistant principal at Hampton Bays Middle School, was named the 2022 New York State Secondary School Assistant Principal of the Year. Given by…

It doesn’t matter what day of the week it is — Henry Dorta said he always wakes up excited to kickstart the day as a foreman in St. Joseph’s College’s Office of…

When Ava Snyder began her St. Joseph’s College journey three years ago, she believed nursing would be the perfect fit. She loved science, was fascinated by the complexities of the human body and enjoyed…

When Gianna DeCrescenzo was weighing her options on where to go to school, she was looking for a college with small class sizes, where she could have a voice and…

For Adailed “Adi” Marshall Garcia, the Academic Center for English Language Studies (ACES) program is a safe place to dream about her future as a nurse. It’s an academic setting…

Two students in the Writer’s Foundry at SJC Brooklyn earned scholarships to attend writing workshops last summer. Paul Corning ’22 joined award-winning writers at the Bread Loaf Workshop Series, while classmate Mary…

Judith Campbell Stearns ’67 cherishes her time at St. Joseph’s College. The professors challenged her intellectually, she bonded with friends over a shared passion of ballet and the opera, and she lived…