The Albertus Magnus College faculty and staff are beyond proud of the Class of 2022. Albertus students excel inside and outside of the classroom, soaring in their academics while getting involved in the campus community.
Read More.Embracing Your Journey: a Conversation with Natoy Fowler ’20
On Tuesday, April 26, the Department of Philosophy and Religion hosted a virtual evening conversation with an accomplished alumna of the College who has been doing some exciting work.
Read More.Meet Master of Science in Clinical Counseling Graduate Dayna Trinh ’17, ’20
Dayna Trinh started her academic journey at Albertus Magnus College back in 2014 as an undergraduate student, earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology in 2017. Now, Dayna has her Master’s in Clinical Counseling from Albertus while thriving in her field as a full-time therapist.
Read More.Black Brilliance at Albertus: Earl McCoy, Jr. ‘17 ‘18 is Raising the F.L.A.G. for Needed Networking Opportunities for BIPOC Students and Beyond
Private, Catholic institutions are no stranger to Earl McCoy, Jr. Before coming to Albertus, the Hamden native attended Notre Dame High School in West Haven, where he made meaningful connections with his teachers. These connections continue to serve him as he grows in his career.
Read More.Black Brilliance at Albertus: Chelsea Sherrod ’16 is Not Afraid to Make the First Move
Chelsea Sherrod ‘16, a sports reporter/host in Boston, Massachusetts, did not get where she is today by patiently waiting for opportunities to come to her. After attending a large high school in Stratford, Connecticut, Chelsea found herself at Albertus Magnus College. Drawn in by our tight-knit community, Chelsea loved how she got to know everyone on campus so quickly.
Read More.Black Brilliance at Albertus: John Watts ‘13 Reminds Us that Kindness and Commitment Go a Long Way
John Watts ‘13 considers himself a lifelong learner. Now an esteemed criminal justice professional with 18 years in the industry, he admits his journey reaching this point in his career was not always smooth sailing.
Read More.Black Brilliance at Albertus: Briona Jenkins ’12 Talks Self-Worth and Setting Boundaries
As a student at Albertus Magnus College, Briona “Bri” Jenkins couldn’t help but get involved in everything. The Hamden native played volleyball, served as a Resident Assistant, Student Orientation Leader, President of the Student Government Association, and still made time to see every Albertus Men’s Basketball, Soccer, and Baseball home game. Her sense of community and drive to achieve would only grow stronger after graduation.
Read More.Advancing Your Career | Blaine Boxwell III ’18
Blaine Boxwell III ’18 earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Albertus Magnus College in 2018. He currently works in Talent Acquisition and Human Resources at ESPN, after being hired from a contracted employee to full-time. Blaine worked all day and needed an educational program that fit around his hectic schedule. His father
Read More.Albertus Alumna Publishes Children’s Book “The Birdy got my Chips”
Katie Kopcha Claywell ’14 M.A.A.T is an author, illustrator, and art therapist. She received her Master of Arts in Art Therapy from Albertus in 2014. She benefited from the small class sizes, making close connections with her professors and taking on internship opportunities that Albertus offered. Hear from Katie on her passion for the creative
Read More.Albertus Alumni Sweethearts | Valentine’s Day 2021
Melonie K. Smith Bland ‘05 and Daniel Bland ‘07 were both orientation leaders for the incoming freshman class and became interested in each other. Although they knew each other from the previous year and had mutual friends, it wasn’t until August 2004 that they started to develop a friendship and later on a relationship. Melonie’s
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