#BCGrad 2019
#BCGrad2019: Christina Bernacett—Journey to Commencement
#BCGrad2019: Christina Bernacett—Journey to Commencement
A career change, working full-time, taking night classes, and a regular commute from Queens didn't stop Christina Bernacett '19 from pursuing her dream of becoming a high school math teacher. Now with a bachelor of arts (Mathematics Teacher 7-12) under her belt, Christina is ready to educate our next generation.
#BCGrad2019: Vanessa Edwards—Journey to Commencement
#BCGrad2019: Vanessa Edwards—Journey to Commencement
Sometimes, the scenic route is best. A few detours along the way haven't slowed Vanessa Edwards '19 down. She is now exactly where she wants to be—a Bachelor of Business Administration in hand, a full-time position at Bloomberg LP lined up, and an eye toward lifting those around her as she climbs.
#BCGrad2019: Adeel Paul—Journey to Commencement
#BCGrad2019: Adeel Paul—Journey to Commencement
Through his participation in clubs, scholarships, volunteering, or his self-initiated Student Ambassador program, Adeel Paul '19 has touched almost every office on campus, making friends and meeting much of the Brooklyn College family along the way.
#BCGrad2019: Shannese Charles—Journey to Commencement
#BCGrad2019: Shannese Charles—Journey to Commencement
When Shannese Charles '19 transferred to Brooklyn College for her sophomore year, she had yet to discover that, after running track, her biggest passion would be radio. Majoring in television and radio, she has since landed high-profile radio internships with CBS News Radio, Power 105.1 FM, and Viacom, as well as steered the ship as president over at WBCR 1090AM - Brooklyn College Radio.
#BCGrad2019: Alison Derevensky—Journey to Commencement
#BCGrad2019: Alison Derevensky—Journey to Commencement
Alison Derevensky '19 takes her urban sustainability studies and role as a climate justice activist seriously; she believes her work and future are deeply rooted in being ethically responsible to those most impacted by climate change. But first, she heads to Binghamton University for a dual master's program in sustainable communities and public administration.
94th Annual Commencement Ceremony | May 30, 2019
94th Annual Commencement Ceremony | May 30, 2019
Civil rights activist Tarana Burke gave the keynote address and accepted an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, presented by Brooklyn College President Michelle J. Anderson at the 2019 Commencement Ceremony, held at the Barclays Center in Downtown Brooklyn May 30. The founder of the #MeToo movement emphasized the need for people to create movements based on working collectively.
