Reading Collegiate Scholar transitions from graduate to advocate
After earning her bachelor’s degree and MBA at Alvernia, Kirsy Rosario returned to her alma mater to oversee the program that helped her become a first-generation college graduate.
After earning her bachelor’s degree and MBA at Alvernia, Kirsy Rosario returned to her alma mater to oversee the program that helped her become a first-generation college graduate.
The coursework for the program Master of Education in Educational Leadership.
Entries include pieces on celebrating Small Business Saturday in Reading, navigating advertising week in a city that never sleeps, discussing the distinctions between O’Pake Fellows and traditional internships, and more.
Making a return to Santander Arena, the ceremony featured students experiencing rites of passage ruined during the COVID-19 pandemic.
University recognized for eighth consecutive year
Over 40 first-year students enter transformative program serving low-income and first-generation studentsÂ