Please join me in congratulating the following EOF scholars, graduates, and staff from the: liberal arts colleges, Douglass Residential College (DRC), Mason Gross School of the Arts (MGSA), School of Arts and Sciences (SAS), Rutgers Business School (RBS), the School of Management and Labor Relations (SMLR), and Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy (EJBSPPP), on their special accomplishments inside and outside of the classroom.
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186 SAS EOF Scholars were honored at the 2024 Office of the Secretary of Higher Education in New Jersey Graduate Award Ceremony. 81 were honored for earning cumulative grade point averages of 3.2-3.49 and 103 were honored for earning cumulative grade point averages above a 3.5, and 2 were honored as Distinguished Scholars for having a 4.0 grade point average.
344 SAS EOF Scholars (32.4%) made the Spring 2024 Dean’s List
Bryan Balerezo SAS '23 is a part-time Program Coordinator at the Center for Latino Arts and Culture at Rutgers University. Mr. Balerezo is pursuing his master's degree in Epidemiology at Rutgers University-School of Public Health.
Jamie Cann, MBS SAS/SCI ’13, SGS ’17 was promoted to Senior Director of Marketing at K12 (Stride, Inc.)
Gabrielle Carmella (DRC) has been accepted into Teach for America for the South Jersey Region as a member of the 2025 corps.
Kiele Cruse, MSW, LSW, SAS '20, SSW '22 is a Substance Abuse Social Worker for Monmouth County.
Thea Ordonez, MSW, SAS '20, SSW '21 is Vice President-Quality Assurance/Quality Control at EPM Scientific.
Catherine Sackey, MPAP, SAS ’22, BSPPP ’24 is the President of the Associate Alumnae of Douglass College Black Alumnae Network.
Dr. Andres Villegas, SAS '17 joined NILO Therapeutics as a Scientist. Dr. Villegas recently completed his doctorate in Neuroscience at Columbia University.
