Humans of Le Moyne

Graduating in 2020, Julia Reilly is majoring in Chemistry and participating in the chemical engineering partnership with Syracuse University. Her work has produced dividends as she has secured highly competitive research internships while here on the Heights.

Tyree D Chambers came to Le Moyne initially to play basketball as a transfer from Providence University, but he soon found his experience had expanded far beyond daily basketball practices and court time.

Sarah Goltz is a marketing major planning to put her academic efforts to the test after graduating in May of 2020.

Eddy Mendez came here four years ago from New York City to embark on the next step in his vocational and personal development.

Megan Hill ’19 is an amazing source of energy, creativity and overall enthusiasm.

"The Le Moyne community provides mentorship and support for almost anything a student is willing to put his or her heart into."

Angela Cotto ’19 has always had a caring approach and an ethical compass. She will carry those internal guides with her as she pursues her master’s degree in social work at the University of Albany starting in the fall.

Washington, D.C., will welcome Michael Songer ’20 this summer as he heads there to intern with the Smithsonian Institution.

This mathematics major with a minor in visual arts has plans after graduation to enter the world of sales where she can meld her positive approach to life and her strong organizational skills to connect people and products.

Look “energy” up in Webster’s and you will find Lauren Litz ‘19. Communication major, writing, Irish literature and political science minor, member of the volleyball team, avid reader, and someone with a ready smile, Lauren has moved through her time here at Le Moyne with purpose, enthusiasm and vigor.

If you asked Monae Pina ’19 four years ago what she would be doing after graduation, moving to Los Angeles, Calif., probably would not have been the answer.

Chris Cantanno ’19 came here four years ago a biology major, preparing to enter the field of medicine. Change is a constant, and in his first year here, Chris realized change was needed for him, as well.

Chitunga Crandall graduated in 2019 with a bachelor’s degree in accounting. He is continuing here at Le Moyne to earn his master’s degree in information iystems in spring of 2020.

It is difficult to keep up with all this Communication and Film Studies major has accomplished. She added a minor in Marketing, works as a graphic designer in Le Moyne’s Office of Communications, and is a member of the Heights Global Marketing team.

Audie is setting the world on fire in the sports marketing arena and has had internships with the Cincinnati Reds, the Utica Comets, Syracuse University Athletics, and will be interning with the Pittsburgh Penguins this summer.