St Josephs College Division of General Studies - Achievements Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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DIVISION OF GENERAL STUDIES IN TRODUCES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES Designed to promote career advancement, this program enables working adults to attain the credentials and skills essential for effective management. It is a flexible degree that builds upon prior learning and life experience. In order to be admitted to the program, therefore, adults must be employed in a full-time position and have substantial work experience with supervisory andfor program development responsibilities. A minimum of 21 credits from Required andfor Elective Business Courses must be taken at St. Josephs College.

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Thomas G. Travis, Ph.D. Dean, Division Of General Studies . VHS C Brooldyn Campus Obi' Off 245 Clinton Avenue ,S YE., Brooklyn. New York 11205-3688 va m H181 622-4690 Suffolk Campus 155 Roe Boulevard Patchogue, New York 11772-2603 ' 15161654-3200 Ext. 135 D.,,.5,0n or General Studres May 1988 To the Graudates of 1988 Graduation is a time for reflection and celebration. It is an opportunity for you to pa use, to take a moment to look back on what has transpired in your life since you entered St. Joseph's. ln doing this, you will be measuring yourself against what you were, identifying the ways you ha ve gained confidence, independence, and knowledge. You will also, no doubt, think of those who helped you reach your goal-your family, friends, and teachers. It won 't take much reflection to recall the tremendous amount of time and energy you have devoted to earning your bachelors degree. You ha ve worked hard and you ha ve sacriHced, and for this you have reason to celebrate. As I ha ve done in the past, I would like to extend a special thanks to Daniel Beni and Christina Gryziec who, together, have worked tirelessly to make the 1988 ACHIEVEMENTS our best yearbook ever. Sincerely, Mm Thomas G. Travis, Dean Division of General Studies

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Daniel Beni x Preceptor in Health Administration and Achievements Coordinator :ar 1 W .xiii 'I To the Graduates of 1988, The development of a successful yearbook requires the thoughts and energies of many individuals. I would like to express my deep appreciation to all those who contributed to the realization of this, our sixth yearbook. In particular, I would like to thank Agnes Belgrave, Justiniana Cabanit, Jean Christiani, Mary C. Gonzales, Stephanie Goodridge, Ernest F Jackson, Janet Reynolds, and Wanda Rodriquez Santiago - the volunteers of the class of 1988 - for their efforts and contributions. Hnall y, very special thanks must be extended to Christina Gryziec, Sadie McMil- lan, and Rosita Gonzalez, whose administrative support made it possible for Achievements '88 to become a reality. Sincerely, JBOMJ2 Ea. Daniel Beni