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- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/954-eliza-levy"><img src="/live/image/gid/100/width/215/src_region/0,0,200,200/7968_eliza.rev.1453903213.jpg" alt="Eliza Levy" title="Eliza Levy" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Eliza double majored in Business Management and Communication and Media Arts with concentrations in Entrepreneurial Finance and Public Relations respectively; she graduated in 2012. She is currently a senior account executive with Sage Communications in Washington D.C. During her time at Marymount, she was Lambda Pi Eta and a student ambassador.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/954-eliza-levy">Eliza Levy</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> 2012</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1048-tracy-tauro-"><img src="/live/image/gid/126/width/215/src_region/0,284,640,924/8407_2011-nyc-bryant-park-2_edit.rev.1453903359.jpg" alt="Tracy Tauro " title="Tracy Tauro " class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “In a broader sense, this study of Bryant Park is also a study of being in the moment and living with a widened mindset. As Walker Percy argues in “The Loss of the Creature,” if every experience is compared to a certain standard there will always be a “disparity between what it is and what it is supposed to be.” Just because something does not live up to an idea or fulfill a preconceived notion does not mean it does not have anything to offer. Coming into a situation with specific expectations can take away from approaching it with a blank slate. A personal standard for parks, or pleasure, or nature does not have to be justified by others or, to borrow Percy’s phrase, “certified as genuine.” Nature does not have to be beautiful or grandiose or stunningly overwhelming. We authenticate our own meanings. This does not require being inflexible in interpretation and openness, but rather approaching situations with an open mind, forming a personal opinion, and trusting that that opinion does not need to be authenticated by others. It is important to be open to being wrong, of course, but it is equally important to trust in one’s own judgment.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1048-tracy-tauro-">Tracy Tauro </a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2017</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1386-nicole-theroux-"><img src="/live/image/gid/41/width/215/src_region/0,157,717,874/10868_nicole_theroux.rev.1472490722.jpg" alt="Nicole Theroux " title="Nicole Theroux " class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “I could not have asked for a better experience studying abroad than at the Umbra Institute. Perugia is the perfect combination of student life and authentic Italian culture that I was quickly able to call home. My appreciation for the history of Italy and what it means to be fully immersed in another culture grew in ways that I never could have imagined previously.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1386-nicole-theroux-">Nicole Theroux </a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Marymount at Umbra Summer ’13</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1056-natalia-tuero-"><img src="/live/image/gid/7/width/215/src_region/543,185,1456,1099/6409_mmc_14-03-12_099.rev.1453902732.jpg" alt="Natalia Tuero " title="Natalia Tuero " class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> In Fall 2016, I started my second year in the Master’s program in Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism at The New School for Social Research, where I am also working toward a certificate in Gender and Sexuality Studies. At the same time, I am an Associate Editor at Punctum Books, an independent publishing house that specializes in art and literary titles. I am also a Teaching Assistant for an undergraduate course in the History of Modern and Contemporary Art at Parsons School of Design. Although I majored in Communication Arts, it was Professor Adrienne Bell’s Survey of Western Art I that triggered my interest in building a career in the arts. As I led my first group discussion at Parsons, I inevitably thought of my first class with Professor Bell and how my interests, since then, suddenly became very clear to me. With this TA experience, I hope to get my students (sophomores) as interested in the subject as I was when I took my Art History classes at MMC.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1056-natalia-tuero-">Natalia Tuero </a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class 2014, Major in Communication Arts, <a href="/departments/art/minors/art-history.php" target="_blank">Minor in Art History</a> and <a href="/departments/art/minors/photography.php" target="_blank">Photography</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2579-angela-scire"><img src="/live/image/gid/100/width/215/src_region/0,0,399,549/17847_Screen_Shot_2018-06-18_at_2.58.18_PM.rev.1529348490.png" alt="Angela Scire" title="Angela Scire" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Angela Scire was a double major in Digital Media and Video Production and Communiation Arts. She graduated in 2018. She is currently the marketing strategy coordinator for <em>The New York Post</em>. “As a recent graduate from Marymount Manhattan College, I can’t help but reflect on how my Communication Arts education prepared me for my current role as Marketing Strategy Coordinator at The New York Post. With a double major in Communication Arts and Digital Media Video Production, I was offered a broad range of classes to choose from in order to complete my degree. Taking everything from Marketing 101 to Writing for Television and Video Workshop, I made sure to take advantage of every opportunity I had to further my knowledge both academically and creatively. The Comm Arts department allowed me the freedom to think creatively and work on projects that I was really passionate about. As I develop and execute creative concepts as it applies to Marketing Strategy in my new role at the Post, I am truly grateful for everything I learned at Marymount!” </p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2579-angela-scire">Angela Scire</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> 2018</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1643-kristina-aasheim"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,2048,1365/13037_kristina_aasheim.rev.1461611474.jpg" alt="Kristina Aasheim" title="Kristina Aasheim" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> ” I can say that my studies and my internship have prepared me well for a career. “</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1643-kristina-aasheim">Kristina Aasheim</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Double major: Business and Theatre Arts, 2016</p><p> Minor: Musical Theatre</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" title="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/1432-douglas-makuta"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,640,640/11525_makuta_1.rev.1472490809.jpg" alt="Douglas Makuta" title="Douglas Makuta" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p><em>“Marymount provided me with an excellent cornerstone for my artistic endeavors, and business aspirations. The business faculty transcended the confines of the classroom setting, and became cherished mentors long after I graduated. “</em></p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1432-douglas-makuta">Douglas Makuta</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> 2012, BA Business with Media and Arts Management </p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2270-lisa-mills-17"><img src="/live/image/gid/177/width/215/src_region/0,0,242,242/16487_Mills_Lisa.rev.1513798298.jpg" alt="Lisa Mills ’17" title="Lisa Mills ’17" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Lisa currently works for NYC law firm Weitz & Luxenberg as a paralegal in the Environmental department, reviewing cases and writing memorandums, organizing clientele data, and communicating with clients and representatives.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2270-lisa-mills-17">Lisa Mills ’17</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2017, Major in <a href="/departments/politics-human-rights/">Politics and Human Rights</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1308-oliviana-bailey"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,827,827/9859_oliviana.rev.1472490810.jpg" alt="Oliviana Bailey" title="Oliviana Bailey" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p><em>“Graduating with a degree in business with a concentration in leadership, Oliviana interned and studied abroad to complement her studies. After graduation, Oliviana accepted a position at the Justice Accelerator at the Hague, Netherlands.”</em></p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1308-oliviana-bailey">Oliviana Bailey</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2016, Business major,Leadership concentration </p><p> Minors in Accounting and Philosophy </p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1666-tamaki-kern-16-"><img src="/live/image/gid/186/width/215/13460_tamaki_kern.rev.1465233561.jpg" alt="Tamaki Kern ’16 " title="Tamaki Kern ’16 " class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> I transferred to Marymount Manhattan College in 2013 from a small school in Washington state. A week after graduating with a BS in International Business and an Economics minor, I started working at UBS in their Wealth Management division in Weehawken, NJ.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1666-tamaki-kern-16-">Tamaki Kern ’16 </a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2016, Major in International Business, Minor in Economics</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" title="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/846-ethan-gwirtz"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/94,0,884,789/4246_ethan.rev.1472490809.jpg" alt="Ethan Gwirtz" title="Ethan Gwirtz" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “Most of all, I enjoyed the smaller classrooms where you have a voice and aren’t a number in a huge auditorium. Also, having NYC as my campus was fantastic, as many classes and relationships afforded me opportunities to see part of the city, including parks, museums, and even trading floors on the NYSE, Morgan Stanley, and an assortment of other Wall Street offices.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/846-ethan-gwirtz">Ethan Gwirtz</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2009, Major in Finance</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1672-jo-swenson-16"><img src="/live/image/gid/186/width/215/src_region/0,0,1080,1080/13468_image1.rev.1465314602.jpg" alt="Jo Swenson ’16" title="Jo Swenson ’16" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Jo Swenson ’16 earned their <strong>BA in English and World Literatures</strong> and will be attending <strong>Goldsmiths, University of London</strong> to pursue a graduate degree in Comparative Literature.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1672-jo-swenson-16">Jo Swenson ’16</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2016, Major in English and World Literatures</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1517-brooke-czoski"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,1463,1463/12287_brookeczoskiheadshot.rev.1457019601.jpg" alt="Brooke Czoski" title="Brooke Czoski" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “The professors at MMC are what really made my experience enjoyable. The passion, dedication, and expertise that they projected created an environment where everyone wanted to succeed.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1517-brooke-czoski">Brooke Czoski</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> 2015, BS Marketing</p><p> Minor: Fashion Studies</p></div></div>
Faces of MMC
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/954-eliza-levy"><img src="/live/image/gid/100/width/215/src_region/0,0,200,200/7968_eliza.rev.1453903213.jpg" alt="Eliza Levy" title="Eliza Levy" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Eliza double majored in Business Management and Communication and Media Arts with concentrations in Entrepreneurial Finance and Public Relations respectively; she graduated in 2012. She is currently a senior account executive with Sage Communications in Washington D.C. During her time at Marymount, she was Lambda Pi Eta and a student ambassador.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/954-eliza-levy">Eliza Levy</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> 2012</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1048-tracy-tauro-"><img src="/live/image/gid/126/width/215/src_region/0,284,640,924/8407_2011-nyc-bryant-park-2_edit.rev.1453903359.jpg" alt="Tracy Tauro " title="Tracy Tauro " class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “In a broader sense, this study of Bryant Park is also a study of being in the moment and living with a widened mindset. As Walker Percy argues in “The Loss of the Creature,” if every experience is compared to a certain standard there will always be a “disparity between what it is and what it is supposed to be.” Just because something does not live up to an idea or fulfill a preconceived notion does not mean it does not have anything to offer. Coming into a situation with specific expectations can take away from approaching it with a blank slate. A personal standard for parks, or pleasure, or nature does not have to be justified by others or, to borrow Percy’s phrase, “certified as genuine.” Nature does not have to be beautiful or grandiose or stunningly overwhelming. We authenticate our own meanings. This does not require being inflexible in interpretation and openness, but rather approaching situations with an open mind, forming a personal opinion, and trusting that that opinion does not need to be authenticated by others. It is important to be open to being wrong, of course, but it is equally important to trust in one’s own judgment.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1048-tracy-tauro-">Tracy Tauro </a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2017</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1386-nicole-theroux-"><img src="/live/image/gid/41/width/215/src_region/0,157,717,874/10868_nicole_theroux.rev.1472490722.jpg" alt="Nicole Theroux " title="Nicole Theroux " class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “I could not have asked for a better experience studying abroad than at the Umbra Institute. Perugia is the perfect combination of student life and authentic Italian culture that I was quickly able to call home. My appreciation for the history of Italy and what it means to be fully immersed in another culture grew in ways that I never could have imagined previously.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1386-nicole-theroux-">Nicole Theroux </a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Marymount at Umbra Summer ’13</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1056-natalia-tuero-"><img src="/live/image/gid/7/width/215/src_region/543,185,1456,1099/6409_mmc_14-03-12_099.rev.1453902732.jpg" alt="Natalia Tuero " title="Natalia Tuero " class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> In Fall 2016, I started my second year in the Master’s program in Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism at The New School for Social Research, where I am also working toward a certificate in Gender and Sexuality Studies. At the same time, I am an Associate Editor at Punctum Books, an independent publishing house that specializes in art and literary titles. I am also a Teaching Assistant for an undergraduate course in the History of Modern and Contemporary Art at Parsons School of Design. Although I majored in Communication Arts, it was Professor Adrienne Bell’s Survey of Western Art I that triggered my interest in building a career in the arts. As I led my first group discussion at Parsons, I inevitably thought of my first class with Professor Bell and how my interests, since then, suddenly became very clear to me. With this TA experience, I hope to get my students (sophomores) as interested in the subject as I was when I took my Art History classes at MMC.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1056-natalia-tuero-">Natalia Tuero </a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class 2014, Major in Communication Arts, <a href="/departments/art/minors/art-history.php" target="_blank">Minor in Art History</a> and <a href="/departments/art/minors/photography.php" target="_blank">Photography</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2579-angela-scire"><img src="/live/image/gid/100/width/215/src_region/0,0,399,549/17847_Screen_Shot_2018-06-18_at_2.58.18_PM.rev.1529348490.png" alt="Angela Scire" title="Angela Scire" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Angela Scire was a double major in Digital Media and Video Production and Communiation Arts. She graduated in 2018. She is currently the marketing strategy coordinator for <em>The New York Post</em>. “As a recent graduate from Marymount Manhattan College, I can’t help but reflect on how my Communication Arts education prepared me for my current role as Marketing Strategy Coordinator at The New York Post. With a double major in Communication Arts and Digital Media Video Production, I was offered a broad range of classes to choose from in order to complete my degree. Taking everything from Marketing 101 to Writing for Television and Video Workshop, I made sure to take advantage of every opportunity I had to further my knowledge both academically and creatively. The Comm Arts department allowed me the freedom to think creatively and work on projects that I was really passionate about. As I develop and execute creative concepts as it applies to Marketing Strategy in my new role at the Post, I am truly grateful for everything I learned at Marymount!” </p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2579-angela-scire">Angela Scire</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> 2018</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1643-kristina-aasheim"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,2048,1365/13037_kristina_aasheim.rev.1461611474.jpg" alt="Kristina Aasheim" title="Kristina Aasheim" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> ” I can say that my studies and my internship have prepared me well for a career. “</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1643-kristina-aasheim">Kristina Aasheim</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Double major: Business and Theatre Arts, 2016</p><p> Minor: Musical Theatre</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" title="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/1432-douglas-makuta"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,640,640/11525_makuta_1.rev.1472490809.jpg" alt="Douglas Makuta" title="Douglas Makuta" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p><em>“Marymount provided me with an excellent cornerstone for my artistic endeavors, and business aspirations. The business faculty transcended the confines of the classroom setting, and became cherished mentors long after I graduated. “</em></p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1432-douglas-makuta">Douglas Makuta</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> 2012, BA Business with Media and Arts Management </p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/2270-lisa-mills-17"><img src="/live/image/gid/177/width/215/src_region/0,0,242,242/16487_Mills_Lisa.rev.1513798298.jpg" alt="Lisa Mills ’17" title="Lisa Mills ’17" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Lisa currently works for NYC law firm Weitz & Luxenberg as a paralegal in the Environmental department, reviewing cases and writing memorandums, organizing clientele data, and communicating with clients and representatives.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/2270-lisa-mills-17">Lisa Mills ’17</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2017, Major in <a href="/departments/politics-human-rights/">Politics and Human Rights</a></p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1308-oliviana-bailey"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,827,827/9859_oliviana.rev.1472490810.jpg" alt="Oliviana Bailey" title="Oliviana Bailey" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p><em>“Graduating with a degree in business with a concentration in leadership, Oliviana interned and studied abroad to complement her studies. After graduation, Oliviana accepted a position at the Justice Accelerator at the Hague, Netherlands.”</em></p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1308-oliviana-bailey">Oliviana Bailey</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2016, Business major,Leadership concentration </p><p> Minors in Accounting and Philosophy </p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1666-tamaki-kern-16-"><img src="/live/image/gid/186/width/215/13460_tamaki_kern.rev.1465233561.jpg" alt="Tamaki Kern ’16 " title="Tamaki Kern ’16 " class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> I transferred to Marymount Manhattan College in 2013 from a small school in Washington state. A week after graduating with a BS in International Business and an Economics minor, I started working at UBS in their Wealth Management division in Weehawken, NJ.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1666-tamaki-kern-16-">Tamaki Kern ’16 </a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2016, Major in International Business, Minor in Economics</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" title="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/846-ethan-gwirtz"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/94,0,884,789/4246_ethan.rev.1472490809.jpg" alt="Ethan Gwirtz" title="Ethan Gwirtz" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “Most of all, I enjoyed the smaller classrooms where you have a voice and aren’t a number in a huge auditorium. Also, having NYC as my campus was fantastic, as many classes and relationships afforded me opportunities to see part of the city, including parks, museums, and even trading floors on the NYSE, Morgan Stanley, and an assortment of other Wall Street offices.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/846-ethan-gwirtz">Ethan Gwirtz</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2009, Major in Finance</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1672-jo-swenson-16"><img src="/live/image/gid/186/width/215/src_region/0,0,1080,1080/13468_image1.rev.1465314602.jpg" alt="Jo Swenson ’16" title="Jo Swenson ’16" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> Jo Swenson ’16 earned their <strong>BA in English and World Literatures</strong> and will be attending <strong>Goldsmiths, University of London</strong> to pursue a graduate degree in Comparative Literature.</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1672-jo-swenson-16">Jo Swenson ’16</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> Class of 2016, Major in English and World Literatures</p></div></div>
- <span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/profiles/1517-brooke-czoski"><img src="/live/image/gid/125/width/215/src_region/0,0,1463,1463/12287_brookeczoskiheadshot.rev.1457019601.jpg" alt="Brooke Czoski" title="Brooke Czoski" class="lw_image" width="215"/></a></span><div class="lw_profiles_103 styled-link"><p> “The professors at MMC are what really made my experience enjoyable. The passion, dedication, and expertise that they projected created an environment where everyone wanted to succeed.”</p></div><div class="lw_profiles_info"><div class="lw_profiles_name"><a href="/live/profiles/1517-brooke-czoski">Brooke Czoski</a></div><div class="lw_profiles_104"><p> 2015, BS Marketing</p><p> Minor: Fashion Studies</p></div></div>