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Tiana Velez
Elementary Education

We did it ! Congratulations on your accomplishments ! We worked hard!


Favorite Time at SCSU

I loved going to PB&J Thursdays with my friends. I also enjoyed being able to create friends that enjoy the same interests in our field.

What are you going to miss the most, and what are you looking forward to the most?

I am going to miss all the fun opportunities that where provided. The bingo, the events, the food trucks, and so much more! I am also going to miss the great professors that always showed pride in how they taught. It really inspired me.

Advice to Incoming Students

I believe you should always put in 100 percent of effort. This degree changes your life. Want it, and own it. Work hard, stay positive, and know challenges will arise. Be patient, be yourself, and make friends. You can do anything you put your mind too!


Kevin Verad
Sport Management
UAP Determination & Resilience Award

It’s been real, let’s start the next chapter!


Favorite Time at SCSU

Studying abroad in Puerto Rico

What are you going to miss the most, and what are you looking forward to the most?

I’m definitely going to miss the college lifestyle of living on campus and going out every weekend. I’m looking forward to never doing a discussion board or a paper ever again.

Advice to Incoming Students

Take one step at a time and enjoy the process, I felt like I graduated highschool yesterday.


Natalie Vetto
Communication Disorders
The Robert E. Jirsa Memorial Award, Summa Cum Laude

While it may not have been the most traditional college experience, we did it!


Favorite Time at SCSU

My favorite part of my time here at SCSU has been meeting so many amazing people and professors. I have loved getting to know new people and building strong friendships along the way.

What are you going to miss the most, and what are you looking forward to the most?

I am most looking forward to returning in the fall for graduate school!

Advice to Incoming Students

Get involved! The best way to meet new people and make friends is by joining and attending club meetings. You are only here for four years, so make the most of it!