Where are our alumni?
Our alumni go on to a diverse array of careers and graduate programs. Here are some examples:
Class of 2022
- Shade Eleazer ’22: Ph.D. program, Biological and Biomedical Science, Yale University
- Hailey Gallegos ’22: Clinical Research Assistant, Rhode Island Hospital
- Gabriella Gavazzi ’22: Doctor of Physical Therapy program, Physical Therapy, Columbia University, Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
- Madison Perez ’22: Clinical Research Coordinator, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
- Elizabeth Scott ’22: BioPharma Sales Representative, AstraZeneca, San Francisco, CA
Meet Some of Our Natural Sciences Alumni
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Angelina Hahn ’24
Class of 2024, Double Major in Biomedical Sciences and Dance: Body, Science, and Motion
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Christina Galifianakis ’11
Class of 2011, Major in Biology
Chrissy Galifianakis ’11 shows how a science major can prepare you for success in the investment industry.
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Hailey Gallegos ’22
Class of 2022, Major in Biology
Hailey is an Emergency Medicine Clinical Research Assistant in Rhode Island.
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Rosie Wenrich ’17
Class of 2017, B.S. Biology and B.A. Sociology
“MMC’s small size and liberal arts curriculum really allowed me to explore all of my interests, and the intimate class sizes allowed for personal attention, which I think I really benefited from. I can never thank my professors enough for all they’ve helped me to achieve, and I wouldn’t trade my time at Marymount Manhattan for anything.”
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Ayobunmi Pacheco ’23
Class of 2023, Major in Biology
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Julia Furnari ’20
Class of 2020, Major in Biology
Julia Furnari ’20 is now a research technician in Department of Neurological Surgery at Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
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Jordan Barnett ’21
Class of 2021, B.S. in Biomedical Sciences and B.A. in Psychology
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Devin Columbus ’09
Class of 2009, Major in Biology
“As a bio major at MMC, I was continuously challenged and encouraged by my faculty and peers. Whether I was studying, conducting research, or discussing random scientific topics after class, the bio department was like a second home throughout my college years. The skills and knowledge I gained during this time continue to filter into my daily professional life, and the relationships I fostered remain invaluable.”
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Roberta Frossard ’20
Class of 2020, Major in Biomedical Sciences and Psychology
I am a graduating senior with a double major in Psychology and Biomedical Sciences and a minor in Neuroscience. I have been accepted to the New York University Graduate School of Global Public Health to pursue a concentration in Public Health Policy and Management.
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Olympia Gaglioti ’12
Class of 2012, Major in Biology
“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.”
