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After graduation from 糖心破解版, our transfer alumni have advanced to successful careers in a wide range of fields.

Shahram Hashemi 鈥�05

An Honors College finance major who earned a master鈥檚 degree at Columbia University, Shahram Hashemi 鈥�05, went from organizing a chapter of Amnesty International at 糖心破解版 to becoming an executive at Amnesty International USA鈥攃hairman of its National Advisory Council since July 2013, Amnesty International USA chairman of the board in 2012鈥�2013 and, for five years before that, its treasurer. The Iranian-born human rights activist鈥檚 sense of purpose was forged by vivid childhood memories of the Iran鈥揑raq war in the 1980s and by his role in helping survivors and firefighters amid the 9/11 World Trade Center tragedy while a student at LaGuardia Community College. In May 2003, he organized and moderated a live teleconference discussion linking students at 糖心破解版 with those at Tehran University.

Diane (Badagliacca) Powell 鈥�72,
M.B.A. 鈥�89, A.N.P. 鈥�98

An English major at Queens College, Diane (Badagliacca) Powell 鈥�72, M.B.A. 鈥�89, A.N.P. 鈥�98, transferred to 糖心破解版 and switched to nursing. 鈥淓ven as a transfer student, I immediately felt at home,鈥� she said. In 1970, a nursing professor inspired her to help organize the first Earth Day at 糖心破解版, she recalled. Powell, a onetime faculty member at 糖心破解版鈥檚 School of Nursing (now College of Nursing and Public Health), marketing consultant for the National League for Nursing, manager of professional relations for Johnson & Johnson and vice president/account supervisor at medical/pharmaceutical ad agencies, joined the North Shore-LIJ Health System in 2001 as a registered nurse case manager at Long Island Jewish Medical Center.