Staff Bios

Bethany Godsoe is Senior Associate Vice President of Student Affairs at New York University. She leads strategic planning for the 500 person Division of Student Affairs and oversees its Office of Research and Assessment. Additionally, Bethany provides oversight for the Center for Student Life, NYU Leadership Initiative, and Wasserman Center for Career Development. 

Kate leads NYU Wasserman’s Brooklyn, Graduate, and Undergraduate coaching and career education teams. She is focused on ensuring students, recent alumni, and postdocs are empowered with the tools, coaching, and opportunities necessary for successful careers. Kate began her career as an IT recruiter for investment banks before moving into higher education, where she has worked in student affairs, academic advisement, career development, and employer relations. Kate holds an EdD and EdM in Adult Learning & Leadership from Columbia's Teachers College. Additionally, she earned a MA in Higher & Postsecondary Education from Columbia University, a MS in Human Resource Management & Development from NYU, and a BS in Design & Environmental Analysis from Cornell University. Kate enjoys chasing after her three sons in New Jersey and spending quality time with her friends and family.

Victoria oversees career education and student engagement, plans undergraduate events, coaches students, and manages some of Wasserman's resources and vendor relationships. Prior to coming to NYU, she has experience in academic advising, career coaching, and alumni affairs. Victoria earned a MS in Counseling from Shippensburg University and a BA in Psychology from Loyola University. In her free time, she enjoys travel and discussing the latest TV dramas. Participated in Safe Zone and Disability Zone.

Marlene spends her time at Wasserman coaching undergraduate students, overseeing and facilitating workshops across NYU's campus and working on programming strategies that support our students' career development journey. A proud Latinx first generation college graduate, Marlene has dedicated her career to helping students navigate career and educational opportunities. Prior to joining Wasserman Marlene served as the Department Manager in the Department of Social and Cultural Analysis at NYU. Marlene has an M.P.A from Baruch College and is a PhD candidate in Steinhardt's Education, Leadership and Policy Studies program. Her research interests include first generation college students and the college to career transition.

Nia provides career coaching to undergrad students and alumni, manages events and oversees the career education team and strategy for the Wasserman Career Ambassador program. Her previous experience is in volunteer management, community engagement, mentorship, and college access & readiness in roles at non-profits, the NYC Mayor's Office, NYU and the NYC Department of Education. Nia has a BA in Communication Arts from St. Francis College and a MA in Higher Education and Student Affairs from NYU. When she's not working Nia loves to cook, volunteer, play trivia games, and travel.

Cheryl primarily coaches undergraduate students currently, although she has experience coaching graduate students and alumni as well. She is the liaison to Nursing, Pre-Health, Public Health and pre-law programs. Cheryl also supervises the Graduate Career Assistants. Her previous work experience includes working in the fashion and legal industries. Cheryl has a BA in Psychology and Business from SUNY Albany and an MS Ed. in Counseling from CUNY Hunter College. In her free time, Cheryl enjoys yoga, biking, long walks, travel, the beach and spending time with her family. Participated in Mindfulness Zone, Safe Zone, and Microaggressions Training.

Jennifer's personal experience as a first gen student drives her passion to support student academic and career success. She previously worked as college advisor for the NYU College Advising Corps where she helped predominantly low income, first generation college bound students bridge the connection between college and career to apply to best-fit post-secondary opportunities and navigate barriers that impede access to higher education. Jennifer holds a BA in Philosophy from Dickinson College and a MA in Higher Education and Student Affairs from NYU.  

Kenya (she/her) advises current students and alumni in their professional development through coaching and programming, with a specific focus on DEI. She is a first-generation college graduate, and holds a BA in English from Rowan University and an MA in Higher Education and Student Affairs from NYU. Kenya's personal experiences and previous work experiences in career development and financial literacy have contributed to her passion for providing underserved students with the resources and support needed for success. She enjoys reading and traveling. Participated in Belonging Zone and Justice Zone.

Cullen advises students on their career development through coaching appointments, workshops, events, and panels. He also frequently communicates with campus partners on career development initiatives. His prior experience includes advising for study abroad programs across multiple regions and contexts, and he has experience working abroad. Cullen earned his BA in International Relations and History from Syracuse University. In his free time, he loves to explore the many unique neighborhoods of New York City.

A proud Manhattanite, avid home cook, and future dog parent, Izzy fosters current undergraduate students' professional development through career coaching, event/workshop facilitation, and relationship-building opportunities. She also co-manages the Wasserman Career Ambassadors program and is always about collaborations with folks across NYU designed to support students' holistic growth. Izzy obtained a BS in Environmental Science from the University of Delaware and an MA in Higher Education & Student Affairs from NYU.

Mike Santana is a first generation, Latine college graduate, currently pursuing his MA in Higher Education and Student Affairs at Steinhardt. After receiving his B.A. in Sociology at the University at Albany, his work centered in roles dedicated to recruitment and education with organizations in NYC. His previous experience in higher education includes programming and advising with Fraternity and Sorority Life at the University at Albany. Before becoming a career coach, Mike started on the Recruitment Team helping students and employers navigate through Handshake. He is a big foodie, and loves to try new restaurants when he can.

Julia is currently pursuing her Master’s Degree in Psychology with a focus on Social and Consumer Psychology. She is also a board member of NYU’s Social And Consumer Psychology Association. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Boston University and graduated with a double major in psychology and economics. Her background in psychology and passion for counseling drive her to help other students achieve their best potential. In her free time, Julia likes to cook, listen to music, and discover new places in New York.

River is currently pursuing a Master's degree in News & Documentary at NYU. River holds a BA in Cinema Studies and Journalism from NYU, with a minor in Anthropology. As a Graduate Career Assistant, she will provide support to undergrad students with career coaching. Her background includes internships with local/international digital media outlets and participation in fellowships. Previously she also served as CAS Transfer Orientation Leader (TOL) working with new transfers and as Alternative Break (AB) Leader leading volunteering service. In her free time, she enjoys going to indie cinemas or Broadway shows with friends in NYC.

Krish Sagar, a senior at NYU College of Arts and Science, is pursuing a BA in Economics with a minor in Business Studies at the NYU Stern School of Business. He takes pride in his role as a Peer Career Ambassador at NYU Wasserman, where he offers guidance in career and professional development through refining their resumes, enhancing networking skills, and optimizing professional profiles. As a low-income, first-generation student who has benefited from Wasserman's support since his freshman year, Krish places great importance on equipping students from diverse backgrounds with the necessary tools to succeed both academically and professionally. He concurrently serves as a Resident Assistant for first-year students at Lipton Hall and maintains active participation in campus clubs, including the Economics Mentorship Program.

Mriganka is a senior at the College of Arts and Sciences, majoring in Economics with a minor in Mathematics. She works as a Peer Career Assistant, coaching students on their career-related questions. Her favorite part is meeting so many students from the different schools across NYU and helping them come up with tangible plans to further their career development. On campus, she is also involved in the Center for Student Life in new student orientation, and in a South-Asian interest service sorority.

Dior is a senior in the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, majoring in Global Public Health and Applied Psychology, and minoring in Science and Society. She is currently interning as an Applied Psychology intern at Wasserman and will serve as a resource for undergraduate students by providing career coaching services. On the side, Massaran also works as a Resident’s Assistant on campus and enjoys discovering New York City. 

Kelly joined the Wasserman Center in February of 2018. Prior to joining the Wasserman team, Kelly oversaw career and academic advising programs at colleges in Boston, Virginia and New Hampshire. She earned a MS in Career Development from the College of New Rochelle and a BA in Psychology from the University of New Hampshire. Kelly serves on NYU's Internationalizing Washington Square Graduate Student Sub-Committee and the Division of Student Affairs Professional Development Committee. She also co-facilitates the Division of Student Affairs Transition Learning Community. Kelly enjoys musical theater, hiking, kayaking and exploring new places. She is also a baseball fan whose goal is to see a game in every major league ball park. Participated in Safe Zone, Belonging Zone and Faith Zone.

Danielle spends her time at Wasserman coaching graduate students, facilitating workshops across NYU's campus, and managing communications efforts for the graduate team. Previously, she held communication roles in both the non-profit and private sectors before pursuing her passion for higher education. Danielle has an MA in Higher Education and Student Affairs from NYU and a BA in English and a BAJMC in Public Relations from Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. She enjoys traveling and discussing all things TV & pop culture.Participated in Justice Zone, Disability Zone, Safe Zone, UndocuZone, Indigenous Solidarity and Decolonization Training, Action Zone, Facilitation Training, and Muslim Ally Zone.

Gabby handles the planning and logistics of the Grad Team’s programming. A proud first-gen Latina, Gabby works her passion for equity and access in her daily work and serves as co-lead of our IDBEA cross-functional group. Prior to Wasserman, Gabby oversaw the NYU Public Health Ambassador Program and first-gen initiatives at NYU’s Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs. Gabby has a M.A. in Higher Education Administration from NYU and a B.A. in Government from Hamilton College. She still happily calls NYC home, is always down for some French fries and takes coffee with her oxygen.

Meagan's role at Wasserman includes responsibility for coaching graduate students, planning career fairs and working on employer engagement for the Grad Team. Before joining Wasserman, Meagan was a student success coach for first-year STEM students as well as facilitating professional development programming for Student Affairs graduate students where she also participated in Safe Zone Training. Meagan has a B.S. in Psychology from UNC Charlotte and a M.Ed in Higher Education from University of West Georgia. Meagan grew up in Brooklyn and loves the Yankees. She loves to travel and has been to 9 countries & 31 states. She read 46 books last year, and has been interviewed on national TV twice, but never got to hear her father testify before the Senate.

Elle (she/her) spends her time career coaching graduate students, facilitating workshops, and supporting diversity initiatives across the Wasserman Center. Her previous work experiences as a peer career advisor at her alma mater Rutgers University, and her role supporting career education programming at the Office of Career Services at NYU School of Law, ignited her passion to guide students through their college and professional careers. Elle earned her MA in Higher Education and Student Affairs from NYU. She enjoys spending her free time playing with her 2 cats, reading books, and traveling.

Sabeen coaches NYU graduate students and recent alumni. Prior to joining the Wasserman team, Sabeen advised students at Columbia Business School and NYU Wagner on career development and the job search process. She has exposure to multiple industries/sectors through previous roles in public finance and global development while at UBS and the IFC-World Bank. She earned a Master of Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School and a BA in Economics from Illinois Wesleyan University. Sabeen enjoys trying new foods, exploring NYC, and spending time with friends and family.

Mo enjoys helping emerging and established leaders explore their professional passions, chart career paths, and search for meaningful opportunities. In addition to supporting graduate student coaching at Wasserman, she runs a consulting firm that serves mission-driven organizations and individuals, and her practice includes managing executive searches and providing individual career coaching. For 12 years Mo has directed the Fellowship for Emerging Leaders in Public Service (FELPS), a program of NYU’s Leadership Initiative and NYU’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. She also oversees the professional development of the undergraduate participants in NYU’s Presidential Internship Program. She currently serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Service at NYU’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service where she teaches the year-long capstone class on Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment.  

Kartikey is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Computer Science at NYU. He dedicates his time to coaching graduate students in all aspects of the job search, including tailoring their resumes and preparing for interviews. With a strong passion for competitive programming, Kartikey draws upon his prior experience as the head of the coding club at the Indian Institute of Technology Goa. This background has motivated him to assist students in navigating their career interests. He enjoys playing table tennis, football, and reading books.

Yael spends her time career coaching graduate students, facilitating workshops, advising the graduate student advisory board and assisting with logistics at the Wasserman Center. Her previous work experience in psychology and counseling motivated her to help students navigate their career development journeys. Yael has a professional degree in clinical psychology from Universidad Católica de Chile and is currently earning her M.A in Higher education and Student Affairs from NYU. She enjoys dancing, traveling and listening to music.

Jayesh is currently pursuing an MS in Computer Engineering at NYU Tandon. He spends his time career coaching students on various topics to navigate their job search, ranging from resume reviews, networking, technical interviewing, international student life, etc. He values the power of mentorship to advance in one's career and is passionate about giving back to the community of students for a successful career. He enjoys traveling, playing soccer, and painting.

Jo provides individualized career coaching for students and alumni, develops external employer relationships, and helps oversee event programming and daily operations in Brooklyn. Before joining Wasserman, she spent 10 years in admissions supporting and advising students in their college search and major exploration process, overseeing campus events, building stakeholder relationships, and mentoring students in their academic and professional paths. Jo is committed to higher education and helping students reach their unique aspirations. She has a BA in English and MA in Adult and Higher Education from Western Washington University. Jo loves traveling, coffee, and the Seattle Seahawks.  

Marzena is a career coach, learning and development professional, and librarian. At Wasserman, she empowers students to find meaningful career paths now and in the future by teaching them successful job search strategies and resilience. Marzena earned an MSLIS from Pratt Institute and a MA in German Literature and Language with a concentration in Methodology of Teaching from the University of Zielona Gora, Poland. She holds coaching, leadership development, and training management certificates. She is also the 2021 Mover and Shaker title recipient, a prestigious national library world award for outstanding services to the community.

Maddie (she/her) is a career development coach for undergraduate and graduate students on the Brooklyn campus. With experience as an admissions advisor, equestrian coach, and theater professional, Maddie values creativity and adaptability in career development and loves working with students of various backgrounds. She has a bachelor’s degree in art history from George Washington University and a certificate in playwriting from the National Theater Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center.  

Brittany (she/her) enjoys guiding students through the career development process, helping students articulate their unique experience, and providing holistic support. Before joining Wasserman, she spent time providing academic and career advising, primarily in STEM majors, at the University of Oregon and is a Peace Corps alumna, serving 3 years in Zambia working with local counterparts on environmental issues, such as human-wildlife conflict mitigation. Brittany has a BA in Anthropology from Brooklyn College and an MPS: Training and Development from Middle Tennessee State University. In her free time, Brittany enjoys spending time in nature, roller skating, visiting museums, and travel.

Greg leads the NYU Wasserman External Partnerships and Experiential Learning team to cultivate relationships with external partners and provide opportunities for NYU students to prepare them for the next steps in their careers. Greg learned from his experience in academia and the nonprofit world the importance of experiential learning and connecting students, faculty, and external partners. Greg has a BA and PhD in English from Pomona College and the University of Delaware, respectively. Greg loves food, coffee, and books, and is always looking for recommendations.

Joe leads Wasserman’s external partnership strategy including Employer Engagement, recruitment, and communications activities. He oversees a team who focuses on building external relationships and supporting info sessions, coffee chats, career fairs, and employer brand building. He has a BS in Marketing and Management from Fairfield University and MS in College Student Personnel from the University of Rhode Island. He has participated in Safe Zone and Disability Zone trainings.

Annette spearheads the management of Employer Relations and Special Events. She holds an MA in Elementary Education, a BA in Sociology, and an AA in Business Administration from New York University. Annette is most passionate about cultivating relationships with employers and increasing the pool of students that are hired by top Fortune 500 companies. For leisure, Annette loves spending time with her spiritual members, listening to music, and reading.

Sarah works on experiential learning programs at Wasserman including the Wasserman Center Internship Grant, Changemaker Fellowship, and Violet Network. She is also a career coach for undergraduate students and recent alumni. She holds a MA in Higher and Postsecondary Education from Teachers College, Columbia University and a BA in Media and Communications from Muhlenberg College. Prior to joining NYU, she worked at Ramapo College, Barnard College, Kaplan Test Prep, and Muhlenberg College. Sarah enjoys experimenting with new knit patterns, planning road trips with accompanying playlists, and exploring Astoria with her husband and son. Participated in Belonging Zone, Diversity Zone, Dream Zone, Faith Zone, and Safe Zone.

Haley spends her time at Wasserman coaching undergraduate students, engaging with employers in the non-profit, healthcare, and education fields, and supporting team wide communication efforts. Her previous work experience with Teach For America, HBO, and NYU Service have shaped her passion to help students navigate their pathways to success. Haley has a BS in Human Development from SUNY Binghamton and a MA in Higher Education and Student Affairs from NYU. In her free time, Haley enjoys visiting national and local parks. Participated in Safe Zone, Belonging Zone and Mindfulness Zone.

Daniel spends his time developing experiential learning programs that provide creatives with tangible experience to leverage as they enter the job market. He offers career coaching to emerging artists and works to foster interdisciplinary collaboration among artists and their peers. His previous work at the NYU Production Lab, in public education and in professional theatre has shaped his desire to help artists build sustainable careers. He holds a BFA and MA from Oklahoma City University and is an EdD candidate in Educational Theatre in Colleges and Communities at NYU Steinhardt.

Rachel (she/her) spends her time at Wasserman managing on-campus recruitment efforts, including developing employer relationships and implementing career-related events and programming. She received her BA from Sarah Lawrence College, and Master of Social Work from Rutgers University. Prior to her time with NYU, Rachel worked for Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC, where she planned and facilitated mentoring programming for young people to build new skills and set goals for the future. In her free time, Rachel enjoys reading, going to the beach, and exploring city parks.

Luisanna creates experiential programming and provides career coaching to students exploring careers in social impact and oversees the Social Impact Careers Hub. Her roles in postsecondary education and nonprofit helped fuel her passion for creating social impact in the education sector. Luisanna has a BA in Communications and French from the State University of New York at New Paltz and MA in Public Administration from NYU Wagner. When Luisanna is not working, you can find her exploring the NYC restaurant scene, cooking and traveling.

Rawan spends her time between Global and the Wasserman Center. She supports Global NYU sites and students with career development and readiness by coaching students to develop their career narrative with a global lens, as well as develop external relationships with global employers. Rawan has her Honours B.A from the University of Toronto and her MA from the Toronto Metropolitan University/York University. Prior to NYU she has lived and traveled the world in the Middle East, Africa and Canada. In her free time, Rawan enjoys mind-body exercises such as pilates and yoga, likes holistic meditation, traveling and spending time with family. Participated in Faith Zone and Consent Zone.

Amanda engages alumni to connect to career development resources, each other, and current students. Her experience in non-profit mental health, data management, and coaching has fueled her enthusiasm for supporting individuals in their career journeys and building sustainable community systems. She has a BA in Neuroscience and Behavior from Wesleyan University and an MS from Columbia School of Social work. Amanda enjoys yoga, dancing, drinking coffee with a good book in hand, and traveling.

Emily (she/her) spends her time coaching students on their career goals, engaging with employers, and supporting the department’s communication needs. Her previous work experience in communications and writing has shaped her passion for storytelling to engage with students in a dynamic way. Emily has a BS in Organizational Communications from the University of Portland and a MA in Higher Education and Student Affairs from NYU. In her free time, Emily enjoys doing yoga and spending time with her pup, Otis.  

Lisa (she/her) spends her time at Wasserman as the Department Administrator, engaging with employers, and supporting the Wasserman team. She joins us from Educational Alliance, where she established an employment and career service program and previously at FEGS, providing employment services, and creating partnerships across industries and organizations. Lisa has extensive human resources and recruiting background, gained during her tenure as an Attorney Recruitment Manager at an international law firm. She has a BS from SUNY Oneonta and enjoys skiing, finding new ways to cook, and growing orchids.

Suha supports the Recruitment Team at Wasserman. She communicates with employers and students, assists with recruitment events, aids in onboarding employers onto the posting platform Handshake, assists with employer recruitment of NYU students, and various other responsibilities. Before her time at NYU, Suha worked as an Office Assistant at ATS Travel & Tours, where she provided administrative support to ensure the smooth and efficient operation of the office. Suha has her BS in Psychology from Georgia State University. In her free time, Suha loves reading and going to movies.

Jeneva's education and work experience reflect her love for coaching, social justice, learning, and program facilitation. She is a recent graduate of the Executive Coaching and Organizational Consulting program at NYU and an alumnus of the NYU Social Sector Leadership Development Fellowship. Jeneva is a native New Yorker. She received her BS in Fashion Merchandising and a BA in Public Communication from SUNY Buffalo State. In her free time, Jeneva enjoys volunteering, traveling, reading, and cooking. Jeneva is a woman of color, an advocate, and a storyteller who is passionate about building community and impacting people’s lives.

Tammie spends her time coaching undergraduates and graduate students, and alumni in all aspects of creative career fields. Her previous work experience in professional theatre, community engagement, and education has helped shape her passion to assist students in navigating sustainable careers in creative fields. She holds a BA in Speech Communications from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, an MA in the Steinhardt department of Educational Theatre at NYU where she is currently an EdD candidate.

Long leads and oversees NYU Wasserman's data and assessment initiatives, information systems and databases, and student employment. He earned his BA in Communications from Northeastern University and MS in Student Affairs in Higher Education from Colorado State University. Currently, Long is pursuing a PhD in Higher Education at Rutgers University - New Brunswick. Outside of Wasserman, Long has served as a National Co-Chair for the Asian Pacific Islander Knowledge Community within the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) and a Professional Development Co-Chair for NYU's Administrators of Color Network (ACN).

Daniela manages the on-campus Student Employment team at Wasserman. She earned her BA in Communications from Ramapo College and MA in Higher Education Administration from William Paterson University. Previously, Daniela worked at Rutgers University and New York Institute of Technology in their respective One Stop offices. In her free time, Daniela loves to spend time outdoors, discover new music and spend time with friends and family.  

Liz manages the Wasserman Center’s annual Life Beyond the Square survey and supports other Wasserman data and assessment initiatives. Liz has a BS in Psychology from Union College and an MS in Mental Health Counseling from SUNY Albany. In her free time, Liz enjoys reading (outside in a park in nice weather!), fire escape gardening, baking, and spending time with friends and family. Participated in Safe Zone, Justice Zone, Dream Zone, Conversation Zone and Belonging Zone.

Dexter oversees the administration, maintenance and technical support of all computer hardware and software including the administration of all databases for the Wasserman staff, students, and employers. He holds a BS in Business Information Systems from Bellevue University and a Diploma in Systems and Database Administration from the US Army School of Information Technology. He enjoys playing soccer, visits to Trinidad and Tobago Carnival and watching his son play football.

Colleen (she/her) provides office management and student and supervisor support for On-Campus Student Employment for the Wasserman Center, Brooklyn. Colleen received her MS in Human Development and Leadership from Murray State University. She is a recent transfer to NYC as she has had the privilege of following her partner as he continued his education in medicine. In her free time, she loves traveling and exploring the outdoors. She is certified in SCUBA and has recently started skiing. She also loves hiking with her partner, Mike and their two dogs, Gracie and Coby.  

Roshi (he/they) works at NYU Wasserman on the Operations team assisting with Student Employment. A native New Yorker, he graduated from Hunter College with a BA in Media Studies and Women's/Gender/Studies and has an MA in Higher Education Administration from Pace University. Rosan has former experience working in Academic Affairs, as well as a background in digital marketing.

Niara is part of the On Campus Employment team. She has a background in customer service and information technology. In her spare time, she likes to play video games, listen to different genres of music, and read comic books.

When you come through the Wasserman Center's doors, you're considered a VIP...And, Tanya welcomes you! She has culminated many years of knowledge and extensive experience working daily with NYU's diverse clientele and non-NYU communities. Tanya received her AA degree, with a concentration in Creative Writing from NYU, so stay tuned. She is also the proud recipient of the 2015 NYU Hallmark Award. An artist at heart, Tanya is a free-spirit, whose love of travel has whisked her away - to her delight - over both "ponds." Participated in Safe Zone, Microaggressions Training, & Mindfulness Zone.

Braden is responsible for assisting both students and our office staff around Wasserman. Prior experience as a Call Center Supervisor at the NYU Phonathon helped foster a commitment to working NYU students and a sensitivity to the unique needs of NYU alumni. Braden has a BA in History and an MA in Near Eastern Studies from NYU, as well as an MA in Media Studies from the New School. In his free time, Braden can be found watching movies or soccer!

Toni is responsible for assisting our Executive Director with a myriad of tasks around Wasserman. Toni is joining NYU from CUNY Hunter College, where they spent many years as the Administrative Assistant for the Biology Department. She worked closely with students and faculty providing administrative and IT support. Toni has a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies from Stony Brook University. In their free time, Toni enjoys reading, board games, comics, building mechanical keyboards, and also playing Dungeons & Dragons!

Pat manages the front desk and the student workers at the Brooklyn office as well as assists all who visit. Pat joined the Wasserman Center in March 2014. Prior to working at Wasserman, she worked with the office of Undergraduate Admissions at NYU Tandon where she also worked with student workers. Pat attended the New York City College of Technology (former New York City Technical College). Pat likes to spend time with her family and friends, shop and just hang out. Participated in Safe Zone.

Sue McNeilly (she/her), Senior Assistant Director at the Wasserman Center for Career Development at the School of Professional Studies, joined NYUSPS in 2018. After more than 12 years of experience in housing administration at three different institutions on the east coast, Sue found herself making a pivot to fulfill her passion of assisting students in their career management. Sue is deeply invested in ally and advocacy work for communities that have been historically underrepresented and infuses that commitment into her work at the Wasserman Center. She currently co-leads the Inclusion, Diversity, Belonging and Equity Working Group for the Wasserman Center and enjoys helping students examine how their salient identities intersect with their careers through coaching and programs. Specifically, Sue specializes in working with students navigating racial identity and gender identity (including transgender and gender non-conforming) in the workplace. See full bio.

Diana’s responsibilities include coaching students and alumni, developing and scaling the SPS career coaching philosophy, and career & industry programs and events. With a background in edtech, career coaching and management, Diana loves helping students and alumni attain experience and employment and supporting coaches in their professional development. Prior to NYU, Diana was Sr. Manager of Career Coaching at Flatiron School, a tech boot camp. Diana holds coaching certifications from CTI and the ICF, and a BA in film and tv production from NYU/TSOA. In her free time she enjoys being with family, gardening, cooking and writing.

Sandy recently joined SPS Wasserman and will oversee cultivating and enhancing relationships with employers that result in job opportunities for NYU students and alumni, as well as assist in data analysis and marketing initiatives. See full bio.
 

Prior to joining SPS Wasserman in March 2021, Angelina worked at the English Language Institute at NYU SPS. She earned her B.A. in Film Studies from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities and her M.A. in Higher Education Administration at NYU. In her free time she enjoys spending time with friends and family, watching documentaries, learning to play cello and playing with her two dogs.