Want to Be a Knight for a Day?
We encourage our prospective students to visit and get a true Saint Rose experience by shadowing a current student in our Knight for a Day program.
Want to see for yourself?
Liana Morales ’19 will takes you through her day in our video, from grabbing a coffee at Starbucks, to working in the lab, to ending her day with her fellow dancers on Sabor Latino.
Be sure to share the video with the high school student(s) in your life. We would love to see them at Saint Rose one day.
Don’t Forget to Take Our Alumni Survey
President Carolyn J. Stefanco and the Saint Rose Alumni Board are working together to deeply engage our alumni in the College and offer them services that support them long after they’ve left Saint Rose.
But we need to hear from you.
Please consider filling out a short online survey to shape this initiative.
And watch this video featuring President Stefanco and Alumni Board President Angelina Maloney to hear why it is so important.
Cheryl Hage-Perez ’82: Serving Those Who Served
Cheryl Hage-Perez started at Saint Rose as a financially struggling single mom relying on public assistance. She says at Saint Rose she found people who met her where she was in life, enabling her to pursue her education despite the challenges.
Saint Rose, she says, was a place where every person was treated as equal to the next, regardless of their background.
Today, Hage-Perez is a powerhouse nonprofit director who has rallied unprecedented funds and support for homeless veterans, finding a new way to give back for the help she once received.
Read Hage-Perez’s story here.
Leslie Beltran ’08: Taking on the ‘Untreatable’
Leslie (Sandusky) Beltran ’08 is a neuroscientist at the NYU School of Medicine.
She graduated from Saint Rose with a degree in psychology, where she found a passion for research working in a lab alongside her professor and academic advisor, Rob Flint.
Having worked at multiple universities and colleges since, she now uses that love of research to develop immunotherapies for the treatment of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Diseases.
Learn more about Beltran in this video.