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MCNY Appoints Theresa Redd as Executive Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving
Dear MCNY Alumni Community,
I am pleased to announce the appointment of Theresa Redd as Executive Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving at Metropolitan College of New York. She joins MCNY as we continue to strengthen relationships with our alumni, expand philanthropic support, and build a broader community of partners committed to the future of our College and our scholars.
Let’s seal it with a HANDSHAKE!
Are you looking for a new position or in need of job search guidance?
The MCNY Career and Professional Development Team is excited to partner with Handshake, the #1 career and job search provider for colleges to assist alumni and students in finding job leads.
The process would require you to build a profile on the MCNY Handshake site. You can quickly and easily develop your profile by using your resume to populate the information needed. Handshake is free for MCNY alumni and students.
If you would like more information about Handshake, please get in touch with the MCNY Career and Professional Development Team at careerservices@mcny.edu.
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Thank you to all of the MCNY Alumni who participated in our survey. Your responses helped us gain insight into how we can better serve you. We look forward to seeing you at planned events moving forward!
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MCNY Appoints Theresa Redd as Executive Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving
Dear MCNY Community, I am pleased to announce the appointment of Theresa Redd as Executive Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving at Metropolitan College of New York. She joins MCNY as we continue [...]
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You must schedule an appointment to obtain your MCNY Alumni ID card. Please contact Alumni Relations at 212-343-1234 ext 5010 or studentservices@mcny.edu. To receive your ID, you must have no outstanding debt to MCNY and legal proof/government-issued ID. As your ID will require a current picture, you will have to come to the MCNY campus in the Bronx to obtain your ID.
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MCNY Commencement Ceremonies
“It is my great privilege to introduce this book, which demonstrates the outsized impact of Metropolitan College of New York on our students and our communities across New York City.”
Dr. Joanne Passaro
President Emerita, Metropolitan College of New York
If you missed these events, watch them in replay!
Collegiate Men of Color: Changing the Narrative