Class Notes
John A. Morreale ’10 and Christina M. Scotti ’11 were married in Brooklyn,
NY, this past July. The couple celebrated their big day with many fellow terriers,
including David P. Corbino ’07, Michael J. Angerami ’06, Angela Como-
Angerami ’09, Anthony Delio ’15, Joanne Samaha Deliso ’08, Paul A. Morisi
’06, Andrew W. Slips ’10, Leonard J. Guercio ’03, Stefanie M. Morisi ’10,
Jenna T. Scotti ’07, Jaclyn P. Mistretta ’10, Carolann Falotico ’11, and
Christopher B. LaSalle ’10. (See photo on page 19.)
Chandra Persaud ’11 received her Master’s Degree in
Speech-Language Pathology from CUNY Queens College
on May 25, 2018. The elite program only accepts 16
students each year, and Chandra is happy to report that
she graduated with highest honors. Chandra is excited
to embark on her career, using her skills and knowledge
to help improve the quality of life for children diagnosed
with developmental disabilities.
Dr. Steven Stuto ’14 graduated from Kent State University College of
Podiatric Medicine. On hand for the ceremony were fellow Terriers, Dr. Alan
Stuto ’10, Dr. Vincent Hetherington ’73, proud father Dr. Joseph Stuto, and
Dr. Joe Stuto ’09. ●
Dr. Alan Stuto ’10, Dr. Vincent Hetherington ’73, Dr. Steven Stuto ’14,
Dr. Joseph Stuto, and Dr. Joe Stuto ’09.
New Part-Time Master’s Degree
in Management
H
ealth care institutions make up the top five employers in New York
City and New York State and now St. Francis College offers a way
for anyone to take advantage of the numerous jobs in the industry
with its new Master’s Degree in Management.
From Clinic Administrator to Program Manager and everything in
between, this flexible, part-time program provides a clear pathway to
improve business leadership skills and help advance in a current job
or make a mid-career switch. The program also provides valuable tools
for non-profits,
small businesses,
and entrepreneurs.
“Because it’s
part-time, our MS in
Management lets you keep working while you gain new skills that you can
immediately take to the office,” said Marie Segares, St. Francis College
Management Professor and Director of the MS Management Program.
“Our goal is to move people through the courses in a fast, efficient way
that gives them the best opportunity to complete their Masters and kick
their career into a higher gear.”
Over a two and half year period, students will take 10 courses plus a
capstone where they’ll work in a team to solve real problems with a real
non-profit organization. All students