SUNY Broome has many interesting and accomplished students, alumni, faculty and staff. Here are some of their stories. Two SUNY Broome students were selected to participate in the first annual on-line Women’s Empowerment Ceremony on NFL 360 Network during the Draft, aired April 23rd. Ronisha Cuddihe represents Indianapolis, Indiana, and Abigayle Bennett represents New England. Missed it live? You can watch the ceremony below! “The project was so important for young women and Giovanni wants to shoot for the stars -- literally -- as a rocket scientist. Find out why this SUNY Broome student decided to major in Computer Science, and joined the challenging Honors Program. As an international student, Paulina sees herself as an ambassador of sorts, representing German culture while learning about her host country. Learn more about this global Hornet and her experiences at SUNY Broome! Plenty of people dream of careers in the film industry, but this SUNY Broome alumnus is making it happen! Meet Nick, a freelance filmmaker in the New York City area who is working in the field he loves. SUNY Broome works! Nate, a Physical Therapist Assistant major, has found his mission in helping others. He hopes to one day work with patients with dementia, improving their quality of life and bringing smiles. SUNY Broome works! Allison has been an aspiring filmmaker since the age of 10. Now a finalist for the Vanguard Award, she found the opportunity to storyboard her future in SUNY Broome’s Communications and Media Arts program. SUNY Broome works! With a $300 million price tag, 14 bridges and more than eight years in the making, the Prospect Mountain is the most massive project the New York State Department of Transportation has ever undertaken in Upstate New York. At the pinnacle is Engineer-In-Charge Tom Phillips. He’s not only a SUNY Broome alumnus, but oversees many current Engineering Technologies students, who frequently intern on site as construction inspectors. SUNY Broome works! A Paralegal Studies major, Moses is an RA in the Student Village and helps make residential life fun for his fellow Hornets. “There are really good people here; you have a sense of family," he said. SUNY Broome works! A Presidential Honors Scholar in both the AA1 and Honors programs and a tennis player who competed at Nationals, Colleen enjoys a good challenge and pushing herself beyond her limits. Challenge yourself at SUNY Broome! Alison just finished her first semester in SUNY Broome;s Honors Program. The Visual Communication Arts major plans to one day become an animator. “It’s nice that it’s a place where people encourage you to look around and decide what you want to do,” she said of her SUNY Broome experience. Challenge yourself at SUNY Broome! When she came to SUNY Broome, Alisha joined the Honors Program. “I absolutely love it. The Honors seminar class, that’s where I first started meeting the people that became my friends on campus,” she said. “The way we think about things and how it challenges me to think deeper – that’s what I love.” Challenge yourself at SUNY Broome! At SUNY Broome,, Junelle navigated the delicate balance between her dual roles as mom and student. The Business Administration major excelled in the classroom and is now transferring to Binghamton University's School of Management. SUNY Broome works!
