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- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2516-alanna-kearney-12"><img src="/live/image/gid/102/width/215/src_region/0,0,300,300/17757_Kearney_Alanna.rev.1527276231.jpg" alt="Alanna Kearney" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Alanna knew early on that she wanted to major in philosophy. When she applied to law school, it became clear that this was the right choice. Armed with the skills she learned in courses like Ethics, Logic, and Philosophy of Law, and the advice of faculty member Carrie-Ann Biondi—Alanna rocked the LSAT and got into nine law schools. She earned her Doctor of Law degree from Villanova in 2015. </p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2516-alanna-kearney-12">Alanna Kearney ’12</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2012, Major in <a href="/departments/history-philosophy-and-religious-studies/">Philosophy</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2139-cody-gambino-17"><img src="/live/image/gid/106/width/215/src_region/0,0,663,614/16032_gambino_cody.rev.1505253889.jpg" alt="Cody Gambino ’17" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “Taking on the GSS minor allowed me to fully realize the potential of my English and World Literatures major. I took theories and information that I learned across various classes in the minor and used that knowledge to inform my research and literary criticism i was writing in my major. I was able to hold my own in a class on 18th century literature and sexuality because of my knowledge of theories on gender and sexuality, I was able to conduct research and write a paper that explores the gender binary in literate because the GSS minor provided me with the tools necessary to supplement my major area of study. Gender and Sexuality is a part of everyday life and informs many of the decisions we make, whether we realize it or not, so it’s a good compliment to any area of study.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2139-cody-gambino-17">Cody Gambino ’17</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2017, Major in English and World Literatures</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1106-raghib-allie-brennan"><img src="/live/image/gid/117/width/215/src_region/195,708,1125,1639/8687_raghib_allie-brennan_edit.rev.1453903443.jpg" alt="Raghib Allie-Brennan" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “My four years at MMC not only prepared me for my career, it prepared me for life outside of my career. The Division of Humanities and Social Sciences may be a minority department, but my professors have given me the knowledge and ability to hold my own in a world where my colleagues, bosses, and competition are Ivy League graduates.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1106-raghib-allie-brennan">Raghib Allie-Brennan</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2013, Major in <a href="/departments/international-studies/">International Studies</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1311-megan-odonnell"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,204,212/9884_megan_france.rev.1472490810.jpg" alt="Megan O’Donnell" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p><em>Megan graduated with a degree in International Business and loved her study abroad experience in Paris.</em></p><p> </p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1311-megan-odonnell">Megan O’Donnell</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2015</p><p> B.S. in International Business, minors in Economics and French</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/856-samuel-basilio"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,130,130/9763_yuve.rev.1472490810.jpg" alt="Samuel Basilio" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> As a senior, Samuel co-founded Yuve, Inc., a product that aims to integrate a diverse, healthy and vegetarian-leaning lifestyle.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/856-samuel-basilio">Samuel Basilio</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2015, Major: Entrepreneurship</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/885-olympia-gaglioti-"><img src="/live/image/gid/108/width/215/src_region/0,20,237,257/6597_olympia.rev.1472490807.jpg" alt="Olympia G" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “The rigorous curriculum taught me how to study and manage my time. The small class sizes allowed me to know my professors as people, not just educators, so much so that one interviewer commented that my letter of recommendation was one of the best they’ve ever read.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/885-olympia-gaglioti-">Olympia Gaglioti </a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2012, Major in <a href="/departments/natural-sciences/major-biology.php">Biology</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1314-james-matson"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,1650,1238/9897_james_matson_4738.rev.1472490810.jpg" alt="James Matson, 2014, Double Major in Business and International Studies, Minor in Asian Studies, E..." class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p><em>“Having worked as an intern in the Chinese Works of Art department at Christie’s auction house, I found my experience extremely relevant as it complemented my undergraduate studies at Marymount Manhattan. Graduating with a double major in Business Economics and International Studies, and a minor in Asian Studies, my course work in Mandarin language and Chinese literature, business and history at Marymount has proved extremely relevant to the work I did at Christie’s, helping me to accomplish tasks such as the provenance research for ancient Chinese art.”</em></p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1314-james-matson">James Matson</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2014</p><p> Double major in Business and International Studies, minor in Asian Studies</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1021-sarah-peterson-14"><img src="/live/image/gid/106/width/215/src_region/94,298,535,739/8393_s_peterson.rev.1453903356.jpg" alt="Sarah Peterson ’14" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “What you obtain through the GSS program is invaluable to your experience in an urban culture. Richer conversations, political insights, wider eyes—this minor makes you react. The conversations held in class were the most intricate, cathartic, and rewarding in my time at Marymount and the application of what you learn lives well beyond your undergraduate years.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1021-sarah-peterson-14">Sarah Peterson ’14</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2014, Minor in <a href="/departments/gender-and-sexuality-studies-minor/index.php">Gender and Sexuality Studies</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1322-matt-corridoni-13"><img src="/live/image/gid/177/width/215/src_region/0,0,338,338/11471_matt_corridoni.rev.1453904264.jpg" alt="Matt Corridoni ’13" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Matt currently serves as Press Secretary for Congressman Seth Moulton of Massachusetts in Washington D.C. He has previously worked as the Deputy National Press Secretary for Governor Martin O’Malley’s 2016 Presidential campaign.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1322-matt-corridoni-13">Matt Corridoni ’13</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2013, Major in Political Science</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/829-josephine-ancelle-"><img src="/live/image/gid/3/width/215/src_region/476,96,936,556/7148_6958_img_7274-xl.rev.1472490796.jpg" alt="Josephine Ancelle" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “More than a very good speech language pathology program with inspiring, talented, and caring professors, the MMC Communication Sciences and Disorders Department is one big family.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/829-josephine-ancelle-">Josephine Ancelle </a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> -Class of 2014 Valedictorian, Majored in <a href="#">Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2076-emily-inman-17"><img src="/live/image/gid/102/width/215/src_region/0,416,779,1196/15814_emily_inman.rev.1500911668.jpg" alt="Emily Inman ’17" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “The words for Emily were relatively easy to choose, given her passion for life, literature, and learning. Dante, from Canto 27 of <em>Purgatorio</em> in the <em>Divine Comedy</em>, offers some of the best parting words ever from a teacher to a student: “[We the faculty have] brought you here through intellect and art;/from now on, let your pleasure be your guide;/you’re past the steep and narrow paths…. Await no further word or sign from [us]:/your will is free, right, and whole—to act/against that will would be to err: therefore/[we] crown and miter you over yourself.”</p><p> -Dr. Bradley Herling</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2076-emily-inman-17">Emily Inman ’17</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2017, Double-Major in <a href="/departments/history-philosophy-and-religious-studies/">Philosophy</a> and <a href="/departments/english/">English and World Literatures</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/947-peter-lombardi"><img src="/live/image/gid/7/width/215/src_region/0,2,513,515/7820_peter_lombardi_profile.rev.1453903162.jpg" alt="Peter Lombardi" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p><em>I graduated from Marymount Manhattan College in January 2013 with a major in Studio Art and a minor in Art Therapy. Since then I have been spending much of my time in the beautiful section of New York called the Bronx, known for hip-hop and street art. </em></p><p><em>I am currently working at the Bronx River Art Center (<a href="http://www.bronxriverart.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">BRAC</a>) in the Teen Project Studio program. The main goal is to introduce design and artistic drafting to the youth. In addition to this I also split up time helping BRAC to put on their art gallery shows every other month at their studio space nearby. I am really thankful everyday for the teachers and students in the Marymount Manhattan Art Department for preparing me to be so comfortable and focused in this type of work environment. </em></p><p><em>Even now as I continue my own personal art career path, I feel more and more confident with the choices I make and how I want to shape my future into a successful and fulfilling one. </em></p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/947-peter-lombardi">Peter Lombardi</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p style="text-align: left;"> Class of 2013, <a href="/departments/art/studio-art.php">Studio Art Major</a>, <a href="/departments/art/minors/art-therapy.php">Art Therapy minor</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1684-estee-tanel-oconnor-16"><img src="/live/image/gid/186/width/215/src_region/0,0,2048,2048/13582_estee_oconnor.rev.1467123326.jpg" alt="Estée Tanel O’Connor ’16" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> It was an invitation to the “Pre-Raphaelite Legacy” Scholars Day at the Met, by Dr. Jason Rosenfeld that galvanized my desire to become a museum curator in my beloved field of nineteenth-century British Art. Listening to the discourse generated that day inspired my junior year self to attend graduate school. I also completed Curatorial and Archival internships at museums and libraries in New York City, attended the Southern Italy study abroad program with Dr. Rosenfeld, and visited countless museums and galleries, often with the exhibition’s curator or the artists represented.</p><p> However, my most valuable experience at Marymount was earning Honors in Art History. Under the guidance of Dr. Adrienne Baxter Bell, I developed my Senior Art History Seminar paper into a 35+ page paper that represented the culmination of all I learned over the past three years and served as a perfect writing sample for my applications to graduate programs. I was accepted to my two first choice schools: The Courtauld Institute of Art and The University of York. I chose the Master’s program in the History of British Art at York and will start in Fall of 2016. I passionately believe that the most important part of attending college is the connections one makes with professors and fellow students. At MMC, our professors certainly taught the curriculum but also expanded on ideas we brought to the classroom and encouraged discourse that allowed us to learn from one another. This atmosphere of encouraging active scholarship greatly contributed to the success I have achieved thus far as an art historian.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1684-estee-tanel-oconnor-16">Estée Tanel O’Connor ’16</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2016, Major in Art History</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/835-lorenza-brascia-ingram"><img src="/live/image/gid/100/width/215/src_region/0,0,1125,750/6127_final_cnn_2.rev.1453902646.jpg" alt="Lorenza Brascia Ingram" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Emmy-nominated Lorenza Brascia Ingram graduated with a BA in Communication Arts. She also minored in Journalism. While at MMC, she interned with CNN as a public relations and marketing intern. After graduating, she stayed with CNN and worked her way up. Currently, Lorenza is an editorial producer with CNN.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/835-lorenza-brascia-ingram">Lorenza Brascia Ingram</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2013</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/973-katelyn-sives"><img src="/live/image/gid/117/width/215/src_region/300,0,1536,1236/8114_10593270846_c7ab51dd9a_o.rev.1453903258.jpg" alt="Katelyn Sives" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “Interning at Madre [an international women’s human rights organization] enabled me to work alongside human rights experts, <strong>gave me hands-on experience</strong> with online communications, and provided perspective as I plan for my future.” </p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/973-katelyn-sives">Katelyn Sives</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2013, Major in <a href="/departments/international-studies/index.php">International Studies</a></p></div></div>
Faces of MMC
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1686-francesca-piazza-12"><img src="/live/image/gid/102/width/215/src_region/247,0,923,675/13601_fran_piazza.rev.1467733452.jpg" alt="Francesca Piazza ’12" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> While studying religion at MMC, Francesca wrote horoscopes for The Monitor, the College’s newspaper and started to fine-tune her own new age business. Since graduating, Francesca has made her business, Sister Fran Designs, a full time job and continues to write horoscopes for her local paper. Her degree in Religious Studies has greatly helped her with understanding the basics of different belief systems which has only improved her ability to market products with spiritual purpose. She now lives in Danvers, Massachusetts. Check out her website, <a href="http://www.SisterFranDesigns.com">Sister Fran Designs</a>!</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1686-francesca-piazza-12">Francesca Piazza ’12</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2012, Major in <a href="/departments/history-philosophy-and-religious-studies/">Religious Studies</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2073-madison-arend"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,350,331/15812_madison_arend_pic.rev.1500669615.jpg" alt="Madison Arend" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “I worked at the DMA Showroom assisting designers for the clothing brand, Love Sam.This internship has given me a better insight to what it is like to create and produce a clothing line.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2073-madison-arend">Madison Arend</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2020, Business major with concentration in Fashion Marketing</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/815-danielle-khost"><img src="/live/image/gid/108/width/215/src_region/1,86,579,664/19742_Danielle_Khost.rev.1544725010.jpg" alt="Danielle Khost '13" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “When I was at Marymount, I worked in Dr. Aguanno’s lab for three years, during which time I designed experiments for the lab’s research project, assembled formal scientific posters presenting my data, and attended numerous professional meetings at the national level. It took me a long time to realize how unusual it was as an undergrad to have so much agency in my research, and it gave me a tremendous advantage in making the transition to grad school.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/815-danielle-khost">Danielle Khost</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2013, Major in <a href="/departments/natural-sciences/major-biology.php">Biology</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/849-sharmin-kazi"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/101,0,447,346/4552_utilivisor.rev.1472490809.jpg" alt="Sharmin Kazi" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p><em>“For anyone considering attending Marymount, I would highly recommend choosing a Business major; the faculty members in the Business division are excellent and the courses are challenging. The small class sizes, the faculty expertise and the myriad opportunities that the Business department has to offer is invaluable for any student looking to expand their skill set and pursue a rewarding career.”</em></p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/849-sharmin-kazi">Sharmin Kazi</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2009, Major in Accounting and Minor in Philosophy</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1093-bridget-gormley"><img src="/live/image/gid/117/width/215/src_region/321,103,760,542/8580_bridget_gormley.rev.1453903408.jpg" alt="Bridget Gormley" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “What makes the International Studies program at MMC so unique is that it marries all the elements of the Social Science department. The professors all work together to create a comprehensive curriculum that teaches students to see global affairs from all different perspectives. In learning how to deconstruct and analyze international affairs, MMC’s IS department has taught me that the world systems are all part of the same intricate fabric. As a post-graduate, this has allowed me to see the core value of global issues, while also understanding all the elements in which they were created. MMC’s IS department also takes full advantage of its locations. Throughout my time as an IS student my professors took their students on field trips to the United Nations, lectures at other universities and to the countless NGO’s located in New York. Needless to say, the IS department and all the professors were extremely helpful and persistent in placing their students in internships where they could obtain value on-hands experience in the international community. The IS department not only prepared me for a career in the international forum, but also taught me what to expect and what was to be expected of me.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1093-bridget-gormley">Bridget Gormley</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2013, Major in <a href="/departments/international-studies/">International Studies</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2551-courtney-blackman-18"><img src="/live/image/gid/106/width/215/src_region/0,0,960,960/17772_Blackman_Court.rev.1528121579.jpg" alt="Courtney Blackman" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “As a queer-identified person, studies surrounding gender and sexuality have always been incredibly important to me. Though I aspire to work in the field of Communications and External Messaging, my identity certainly plays a roll in how I see the world and how I live in it. Nearly every project, paper, and presentation I completed at MMC contained a GSS perspective, as that what I was most interested in exploring. </p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2551-courtney-blackman-18">Courtney Blackman ’18</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2018, Minor in <a href="/departments/gender-and-sexuality-studies-minor/">Gender and Sexuality Studies</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2516-alanna-kearney-12"><img src="/live/image/gid/102/width/215/src_region/0,0,300,300/17757_Kearney_Alanna.rev.1527276231.jpg" alt="Alanna Kearney" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Alanna knew early on that she wanted to major in philosophy. When she applied to law school, it became clear that this was the right choice. Armed with the skills she learned in courses like Ethics, Logic, and Philosophy of Law, and the advice of faculty member Carrie-Ann Biondi—Alanna rocked the LSAT and got into nine law schools. She earned her Doctor of Law degree from Villanova in 2015. </p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2516-alanna-kearney-12">Alanna Kearney ’12</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2012, Major in <a href="/departments/history-philosophy-and-religious-studies/">Philosophy</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/947-peter-lombardi"><img src="/live/image/gid/7/width/215/src_region/0,2,513,515/7820_peter_lombardi_profile.rev.1453903162.jpg" alt="Peter Lombardi" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p><em>I graduated from Marymount Manhattan College in January 2013 with a major in Studio Art and a minor in Art Therapy. Since then I have been spending much of my time in the beautiful section of New York called the Bronx, known for hip-hop and street art. </em></p><p><em>I am currently working at the Bronx River Art Center (<a href="http://www.bronxriverart.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">BRAC</a>) in the Teen Project Studio program. The main goal is to introduce design and artistic drafting to the youth. In addition to this I also split up time helping BRAC to put on their art gallery shows every other month at their studio space nearby. I am really thankful everyday for the teachers and students in the Marymount Manhattan Art Department for preparing me to be so comfortable and focused in this type of work environment. </em></p><p><em>Even now as I continue my own personal art career path, I feel more and more confident with the choices I make and how I want to shape my future into a successful and fulfilling one. </em></p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/947-peter-lombardi">Peter Lombardi</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p style="text-align: left;"> Class of 2013, <a href="/departments/art/studio-art.php">Studio Art Major</a>, <a href="/departments/art/minors/art-therapy.php">Art Therapy minor</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/953-ashley-michele-pirovano"><img src="/live/image/gid/108/width/215/src_region/0,0,1349,1650/7849_pirovano.rev.1472490808.jpg" alt="Ashley Michele Pirovano" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “The small class sizes and individual attention are really unique to MMC. Not only does this foster a great learning environment, but it also allows for a personal connection with the professors.” –Ashley Pirovano, B.S. in Biology, 2013</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/953-ashley-michele-pirovano">Ashley Michele Pirovano</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2013, Major in Biology</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2042-yu-lu"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,1536,2048/15488_yu_lu.rev.1497033455.jpg" alt="Yu Lu" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p><em>“I came to Marymount by coincidence. But the benefits I have obtained studying business and finance at MMC far exceeded my expectations. The small class size allows professors to pay more individual attention when necessary. Needless to say, the faculty here really strive to provide the best learning experience and networking opportunities.”</em></p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2042-yu-lu">Yu Lu</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2017, Finance Major, Economics Minor</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/885-olympia-gaglioti-"><img src="/live/image/gid/108/width/215/src_region/0,20,237,257/6597_olympia.rev.1472490807.jpg" alt="Olympia G" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “The rigorous curriculum taught me how to study and manage my time. The small class sizes allowed me to know my professors as people, not just educators, so much so that one interviewer commented that my letter of recommendation was one of the best they’ve ever read.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/885-olympia-gaglioti-">Olympia Gaglioti </a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2012, Major in <a href="/departments/natural-sciences/major-biology.php">Biology</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1306-harrison-fung"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,1238,1650/9816_harrison_fungphoto.rev.1472490810.jpg" alt="Harrison Fung" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p class="p1"> In his senior year, Harrison Fung, a B.A. Business major with a concentration in Social Entrepreneurship completed a summer internship at Engalitcheff Institute on Comparative Political and Economic Systems (ICPES) in Washington D.C. </p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1306-harrison-fung">Harrison Fung</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2015, B.A. Business with Social Entrepreneurship concentration</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1698-betsy-stepina-zinn-02"><img src="/live/image/gid/101/width/215/src_region/0,0,393,393/13656_stepina_zinn_edit.rev.1470174935.jpg" alt="Betsy Stepina Zinn ’02" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> An editor and art historian, Betsy started her career in art publishing and continues to edit for various museums and institutions as she works towards her Ph.D. in Art History at Rice University.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1698-betsy-stepina-zinn-02">Betsy Stepina Zinn ’02</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2002, Major in <a href="/departments/english/">English and World Literatures</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2139-cody-gambino-17"><img src="/live/image/gid/106/width/215/src_region/0,0,663,614/16032_gambino_cody.rev.1505253889.jpg" alt="Cody Gambino ’17" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “Taking on the GSS minor allowed me to fully realize the potential of my English and World Literatures major. I took theories and information that I learned across various classes in the minor and used that knowledge to inform my research and literary criticism i was writing in my major. I was able to hold my own in a class on 18th century literature and sexuality because of my knowledge of theories on gender and sexuality, I was able to conduct research and write a paper that explores the gender binary in literate because the GSS minor provided me with the tools necessary to supplement my major area of study. Gender and Sexuality is a part of everyday life and informs many of the decisions we make, whether we realize it or not, so it’s a good compliment to any area of study.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2139-cody-gambino-17">Cody Gambino ’17</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2017, Major in English and World Literatures</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1678-jessica-norton-16"><img src="/live/image/gid/186/width/215/src_region/23,17,460,454/13512_jessica_norton.rev.1465481789.jpg" alt="Jessica Norton ’16" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Jessica Norton ’16 earned her <strong>B.A. in Communication Arts</strong> and is a <strong>Pop Writer for MTV News</strong> and is helping to develop the new editorial website for AwesomenessTV which just launched. She also plans to pursue a graduate degree in Media Management at The New School in the fall.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1678-jessica-norton-16">Jessica Norton ’16</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2016, Major in Communication Arts</p></div></div>