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1st Vice President
Nicole N. Napolitano, MA '03,
PhD '16
2nd Vice President
Oscar Odom, III, BS'83, JD, EdD
Andrew Schweighardt,
MA '09, PhD '12
Treasurer
Sheila Nickens, MA'85
Secretary
Danielle Barrett, BA'04
Historian
Linda M. Gimlett, MA '77
Nicole Napolitano, MA '03
Michael
F. McCann, BS '74, JD
Staff Contacts
Kathryn Cousins
Executive Director of Development
kcousins@jjay.cuny.edu
212-484-1156
Stephanie DiBrienza
Alumni Engagement Specialist
sdibrienza@jjay.cuny.edu
212-237-8579
Jerylle Kemp
Director of Alumni Relations
jkemp@jjay.cuny.edu
212-237-8964
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The
event is designed for new members of John Jay College and
symbolically represents the start of a new academic journey. Faculty,
students, and administrators will have a chance to officially welcome
new students to the community.
September
11, 2017, 2:00
PM
Recall.
Reflect. Reaffirm.
The
John Jay Community joins together in Tribute to
our fallen heroes.
Reception
to follow - L.61, New Building
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CUNY
Appoints former U.S Assistant Attorney General as President
of John Jay College of Criminal Justice
New
York, NY, May 1, 2017 - The Board of Trustees of The City
University of New York today voted to appoint Karol V. Mason, a legal
pioneer and former United States Assistant Attorney General, as the
fifth president of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice. In
her long legal career in both the private and public sectors,
President-Designate Mason has been an exceptional voice for equality,
fairness and criminal justice reform, issues that are at the heart of
John Jay's mission. read more
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Attorney Muhammad Faridi '04 Named as Foundation
Trustee
On
May 25, the Board of Trustees of the John Jay College Foundation
elected two new members: Muhammad Faridi and Brendan R.
McGuire. Muhammad Faridi '04, is currently a partner
at the law firm Patterson Belknap.
read more
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Professor Ocejo Tackles Tradition in New Book, Masters
of Craft
In
a simpler time, back when Silicon Valley still produced pears and
apricots and the notion of putting a man on the moon seemed as far
off as the moon itself, the livelihoods of middle-class men and women
were defined by their craft. read more
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On
Wednesday, May 31, the largest graduating class in John Jay College
history - 3,690 students -became the newest alumni when they received
bachelor's and master's degrees at the College's 52nd Commencement
ceremonies, which were held this year at Arthur Ashe Stadium in
Flushing, Queens. read more
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Arthur and Patricia Hill Foundation Supports Center
for Policing Equity's Leap Program
On
Tuesday June 20, President Travis, First Deputy Police Commissioner
Benjamin Tucker, Dr. Phillip Goff, Joanne Hill, and members of the
Hill family gathered at John Jay to dedicate a lecture hall in memory
of Joanne's father, alumnus Arthur Hill, and celebrate a generous gift
from the Arthur and Patricia Hill Foundation to support the
Leadership in Empowering Advocates Program (LEAP), through the Center
for Policing Equity (CPE). read more
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Watson Fellowship Taps Three John Jay Students
Three
John Jay students - sophomores Jasmine Awad and Lisa Nishimura, and
freshman Alexandra Shoneyin - have been selected for the 2017 cohort
of the prestigious and highly competitive Jeanette K. Watson
Fellowship program. read more
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Farewell to Alumni Employees
Retiring
John Jay alumni Irene O'Donnell and Peter Dodenhoff, were given a
celebratory send-off at well-attended events on campus. Both were
recognized for their longstanding service: O'Donnnell served 36 years
at her alma mater and Dodenhoff worked for 42 years in various roles
at the College. read more
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 Save
the Date
Watch for your
invitations to these
exciting
2017-2018 events:
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Bernard
A. Johnson (B.S. '71,
Distinguished Alumnus Award 1993)
Current,
Special Projects Coordinator, is still engaged with the U.S.
Department of State, Foreign Service, following his thirty-year
career as a Supervisory Special Agent at the New York Field Office,
where headed the "Diplomatic and Protective Liaison" group,
along with the "Anti-terrorism Assistance" program,
overseeing counter terrorism programs impacting the foreign
diplomatic community. "The immersive and intellectual
opportunities afforded me at John Jay College paved the way."
Thomas
Nazario (B.S. '72) Founder
and President of The Forgotten International writes: You may
have heard that some months ago I was asked to do a TEDx Talk by
members of my university community. I do a lot of talks these days as
a result of the work of The Forgotten International and the success
of our books "Living on a Dollar a Day" and "Doing
Good." About 10 days ago the TEDx Talk was finally posted on the
web. The talk is entitled: "Building A Meaningful Life."
When you get a chance you might want to look at it, and if you like
it please share with your friends.
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