Student and Alumna Form Bond Through Gratitude In a digital age, the power of a handwritten note still holds true. Anna Drozdova ’28, a student worker in the College’s Office of Advancement, recently learned just how much emotional weight a personal note of gratitude can carry. Anna, like most Albertus students, receives financial assistance to
Read More.Balancing It All: Finals Week Edition
Meet Amy Stevens ‘26, a junior education major with a focus on mathematics and a minor in Spanish and Latin American studies. Amy is very involved on campus, serving as a Resident Assistant for The Apartments at 490 Prospect Street, a Lillian Adley Germain ‘57 Center for Academic Success leader and tutor, the Vice President of the Honors Program, and the captain of the Women’s Soccer team. How does she balance it all—academics, leadership roles, athletics, and a social life—especially during the chaos of finals week? Here’s a glimpse into her strategies and tips.
Read More.From Classroom to Boardroom: Jayquan Kirkland’s Journey through Finance and Professional Development
In today’s competitive job market, securing meaningful internships and gaining practical experience is essential for students aspiring to excel in their careers. Jayquan Kirkland ‘27, a finance major and basketball player at Albertus Magnus College, exemplifies this through his journey with the Knights of Columbus Corporate Headquarters in New Haven and his dedication to professional growth. This blog post delves into Jayquan’s internship experience, the significance of professional attire, and his personal journey from student to professional.
Read More.Albertus Alumna “Lifts off” at NASA Space Camp
When Miranda Richetelle ‘17 decided to pursue her master’s degree, she knew she should return to her Falcon family. She started her undergraduate degree in education and biology at Albertus Magnus College in 2013. Shortly after graduation, she pursued her dream of teaching, and now, a decade later, Richetelle is enrolled in the Master of Science in STEM Education program.
Read More.From Classroom to Career: Brandon Paznokas’ Journey at Albertus Magnus College
Brandon Paznokas is the perfect example of an Albertus student taking their experience beyond the classroom. This spring semester, Brandon was the winner of the Southern New England Chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors (SNE-IIA) Scholarship Program.
Read More.Stephanie Santiago ’25 Takes on Europe
Written by: Stephanie Santiago ’25 This month has been filled with a whirlwind of emotions. At the beginning of this year, I took a leap of faith and applied for a European Art and Culture summer study abroad traveling program with the American Institute for Foreign Study. Weeks later, I became the recipient of a
Read More.Honors Program Highlights
Roxhensa Dilolli Graduating year: 2024 Major/minor: Biology Campus involvement: Campus Center Manager, Treasurer of Honors Program, International Student Orientation Leader Career goal: Healthcare Favorite thing about Albertus: Community is helpful My name is Roxhensa Dilolli, I am a senior this year, my major is Biology, and my career goal is to go into Healthcare. I
Read More.Albertus Magnus College Cyber Falcons Take Flight Against Fraud
Sharing Certified Knowledge to Protect Seniors From Online Predators Year-Round, Not Just Tax Season
Read More.U.S Department of Education MSEIP Virtual Student Research Conference
This academic school year, three STEM students represented Albertus Magnus College by
presenting their summer research at a national conference.
The Drama Club takes center stage for the second year in a row
In 2022, the Albertus Magnus College Drama Club was revived after years of hardship. That year they held their first playwright contest, which was a success that debuted a student-written play—The Atomic Family From Outerspace. In the second year of their contest, they received an unprecedented number of submissions and decided to perform two plays on the same night– Getting A Head By Tessa Schober ‘24 and The Five Stages By Kristian Lozada ‘25.
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