ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION (MS) Experiential learning turns theory into practice, opening doors to real-world impact. For Jalen Carthens, it affirmed that earning his master’s in athletic administration would unite his passion for sports with professional growth and leadership.
LIBERAL STUDIES (MA) Olivia Metz found a place at SUNY Brockport where she could carve out a niche in the broad world of photography while exploring the world of athletics.
Literacy Education (MSEd) Learning to say, “Yes!” can bring many opportunities and create lifelong memories. From working with Brockport’s Summer Learning Program to traveling to Spain, Noelle Hale is excited to take what she’s learned in the Literacy Education (MSEd) program to her future career.
ATHLETIC TRAINING (MS) Called to athletic training from personal experience, Kaitlyn Bjelko embraces research and hands-on opportunities that open up a variety of career paths.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION (MSEd), ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION Marquis Larmond has embraced a powerful new calling—blending his love for teaching with a deep passion for guiding and empowering student-athletes on and off the field.
ENGLISH (MA) From their undergraduate to graduate career here at Brockport, Tristan Buck-Tomaselli has been able to appreciate the diversity that Brockport offers in its students and staff, as well as the opportunities, which have helped them grow and discover their passion for teaching writing and for Brockport itself.
SCHOOL COUNSELING (MSEd) There are many factors to consider when selecting where you will get your degree. While many focus on cost and location, some may focus on community aspects. Zoe White searched for somewhere she was comfortable and able to thrive.
ENGLISH ADOLESCENCE EDUCATION (MSEd) The quality education and welcoming environment she experienced as an undergraduate student at SUNY Brockport helped guide Angela Purtell as she started her master’s program in English Adolescence Education.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (MPA) Rachael Tabelski’s journey through SUNY Brockport’s Master of Public Administration (MPA) program was much more than an academic experience. It was the beginning of a career in public leadership.
Nicole Parkison discusses her internship, taking part in multiple clubs, and organizing the first ever Careers in Public Health Conference.
TEACHING ENGISH TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES, TESOL (MSEd) The deep desire to serve and care for others has led Lauren Pérez to a rewarding career teaching English to multilingual learners.
LIBERAL STUDIES (MA) A well-established career does not hinder the opportunity for more learning. Christie Cheung’s desire to broaden her perspective on the fashion industry led her to a master’s degree in liberal studies.
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUSINESS LEADER (MSEd, CAS): Once a banker, Colin Pierce used his finance skills and advanced degree at SUNY Brockport to move into an assistant superintendent position within a school district.
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUSINESS LEADER (CAS): Seeing parts of the organization that she had limited knowledge about through experiential learning, Tiffany Torres is now part of conversations that will make an impact.
HISTORY (MA): Gaining confidence and building connections enabled Fiona Stockdale to explore history from a different perspective and pursue her PhD.
HISTORY (MA): The study of history is much more than learning about events of the past. For Stephanie Drew it’s about interpreting and understanding historical evidence to create one of many historical narratives.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (MPA): Timothy Guillemette utilizes the knowledge he’s learned in the MPA program to meet the needs of the Greater Rochester community.
SOCIAL WORK (MSW): An Army ROTC cadet who is getting ready to be commissioned as an officer, Jose Santiago plans to stand up for the silenced voices within the armed forces.
SOCIAL WORK (MSW): A future clinician, Lydia McCarthy chose an internship that gives her experience in assessment, case management, therapeutic intervention, process group work, and crisis support.
HIGHER EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION (MSEd): Madi Hiddie felt Brockport was her home as an undergraduate and graduate student. Her sense of belonging led to a higher-education career where she can help college students find what they love.
SOCIAL WORK (MSW): With her professors’ guidance and field experience, Ashley Singletary became the best version of herself — advocate, and leader.
SOCIAL WORK (MSW): Personally collaborating with children and their families, Tony Tepedino soon discovered that’s what set his path to private practice therapy.
FAMILY NURSE PRACTIONER (MS): Overcoming adversity in her own life to finish what she started, Aisha Wall has become a leader and is making a positive impact on the healthcare disparities that black and brown people face.
HIGHER EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION (MSEd): Passionate about her work, Christina Mortellaro makes a difference by providing direct support for students and building genuine relationships with colleagues.
BIOLOGY (MS): Three things led Brittany Heatherington to a career she loves — integrity, drive, and collaboration.
PUBLIC HEALTH (MPH): Centering her projects and research around areas where she had an interest, Aimee Albright made getting her MPH work for her.
ADOLESCENCE EDUCATION (MSEd): Matthew Halloran discusses how his time at SUNY Brockport formed him into the educator he is today at Victor Central School District.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA): By pushing herself to explore the many aspects of her field while in our MBA program, Kimberly Flynn unlocked a new career trajectory.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & ECOLOGY (MS): A connection to the Great Lakes Coastal Wetland Monitoring Program at Brockport gave Sarah Humiston countless opportunities for research and much more.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & ECOLOGY (MS): Sharing his research results and experience with professionals in the scientific community at conferences has allowed Jarrod Ludwig to make a real contribution to his field, and it has opened doors to future opportunities.
HIGHER EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION (MSEd): The courses, connections, and opportunities in his graduate degree program set Justin Techmanski up for success, fueling his desire to serve students to a new level.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & ECOLOGY (MS): After pursuing an M.S. in Environmental Science and Ecology, Kyle Morton now works as a biologist with the Native Species Program at the Lower Great Lakes Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (MPA): Fulfilling her goal of doing something that matters, Lyndsay Ward is making it a reality as an advocate.
SCHOOL COUNSELING (MSEd): With the desire and drive to go for his dream, Kaleem Mogent is making a difference in the lives of the students he counsels.
DANCE (MFA): A sense of community and a learning environment that would not only challenge her physically but intellectually drew Jocelyn Schimpf to the graduate dance program.