Profiles
Adding Profiles
- Go to the Dashboard for your group (blue button in the toolbar).
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Click the Profiles tab.
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If you are creating a new profile, click the blue + Add new. Or you can click on the name of an existing profile to edit.
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Fill out the profile fields with relevant information:
- Upload an image at least 300px x 300px. You can choose the crop area by clicking on the image.
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For Students and Alumni, fill out the Class Year and Major. Fill out the Quote if you’d like this profile to appear in the quote widget.
- For Staff and Faculty, fill out all the fields for Department, Job Title, Email etc.
- You can include links to related pages on the right hand side under Relater Content. Link to events, stories, or pages on the MMC website, or link to other websites.
- If you’re ready, change the profile from Hidden to Live.
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Click Save, or Save and Go to Profile for a preview that opens in a new tab.
Student/Alumni Listing
Staff Listing
Kristine Gonzalez
Dance Administrator
Department: Dance
Email: kgonzalez2@mmm.edu
Faculty Listing
Ann Aguanno
Chair of the Department of Natural Sciences
Professor of Biology and Coordinator, Biology Post Bac Progams
She/Her/Hers
Office: Carson Hall 6th Floor603
Email: aaguanno@mmm.edu
Phone: 212-774-4838
Adjunct Faculty Listing
Maggie Bruen Hames
Adjunct Instructor
Department: Communication and Media Arts
Email: mbruen@mmm.edu
Student or Alumni Quote
Student or Alumni Quote Slider
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My experience of evaluating the financial and socio-economic impact of the beneficiary families has given me a real understanding of the practical applications of health policy on communities as well as its impact on the economy of Vietnam.
Jennifer Acevedo ’2019Class of 2019, Major: Business with concentration in Leadership, Minor: Psychology
As a junior I interned at an online magazine, The Stylish Sophisticate, as a Stylist and Editorial Assistant. During my internship, Stylish teamed up with a fashion house called Bene Rialto and ran a fashion contest with them on our website. It was a great time to be involved with the magazine because I was able to see the inner workings of what it takes to set up a fashion contest and use social media for advertising.
I have always been intrigued by the beauty and design that encompass fashion. I enjoy spending hours sketching my own designs. One day, I hope to produce my own clothing line that will double as a charity.
Alyssa Amato ’16Digital Marketer
Class of 2016, Business major, Fashion Studies minor
My experience studying in Florence, Italy was one of incredible value to both my academic and personal growth. Being able to experience a foreign culture with new customs bolstered my sense of confidence and expanded my intellectual perspective of the world.
Madeleine Arend ’19Class of 2019, Art Major, Photography concentration; Minors in Art History and Business; Recipient of the 2018 Sr. Judith Savard Study Abroad Fellowship
I worked at the DMA Showroomassisting designers for the clothing brand, Love Sam. This internship has given me a better insight into what it is like to create and produce a clothing line.
Madison Arend ’19Class of 2020, B.A. in Business, Fashion Marketing concentration
During my senior year the Graphic Design program at MMC arranged for a summer internship for me at a New York City corporate design firm. Thanks to the flexibility that MMC offers to students I was ready with the necessary tools for this job. After graduation, they offered me a junior designer full-time position. I worked with an incredible team of designers that was willing to share their knowledge with me, especially the owner of the company whom I consider now my mentor. After two years of professional experience I was accepted in the Communication Design graduate program at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn.
Rosemarie Arroliga ’16Class of 2016, Graphic Design and Marketing double major
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IDS allowed me to explore interests and passions through independent studies, internships, and coursework that both challenged me and led me to building the curriculum I was proud to graduate with. Through my Interdisciplinary Studies curriculum at MMC, I was able to cultivate knowledge and experience in both my areas of personal and professional interest, including social and digital media, advocacy, and intersectionality among marginalized communities. Exploring the areas of Gender and Sexuality Studies has greatly contributed to my position as a Communications Associate in the LGBTQ+ nonprofit world by exposing me to different perspectives, identities, and societal issues that I come across in my job every day.
Jessica Rozycki ’16Class of 2016, Major in Interdisciplinary Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies Minor
Marymount’s diverse environment allowed me to integrate my dance background with my interest in the business world.
Leana Jannetty ’18Class of 2018, Finance and Entrepreneurship double-major
Triple Minor: Dance, Economics, Accounting
My Interdisciplinary Studies major allowed me to explore my passion, sound design, from a number of different perspectives. From historical research of the Jazz era, to studying how music can affect the brain, an Interdisciplinary Studies Major pushed me to analyze everything we hear in the world, learn how to recreate it, and understand the impact it can have on people. It allowed me to learn from some of the most inspiring professors at Marymount and get hands-on experience at internships in the city.
Matthew Straub ’19Class of 2019, Major in Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus in Critical Sound Design
At MMC I experienced the same sense of community I had back home; it is a place where I learned to embrace my strengths and improve on my weaknesses. The classes I have taken at Marymount gave me a strong educational foundation to continue graduate studies at a top business school. My professors truly offered me valuable advice and inspiration during my years at MMC, and supported me as I applied for graduate school.
Steffany Franco ’17Class of 2017, Finance Major
Minors in Accounting and Economics
I have been interning at New York University Langone Health Center’s Environmental Pediatrics Department to aid in their Children’s Health and Environment Study (CHES). This study is the initial part of the larger NIH-funded Environmental influences on Child Health Outcomes (ECHO) study, which aims to shed light on how environmental exposures during early life can impact long-term child health outcomes.
Simran Sahansra ’21Class of 2021, Major in Biology
