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Recent graduate Danielle Lanoue '26 will be teaching first grade at Blessed Sacrament School in Providence, Rhode Island, while also pursuing her master's degree in elementary and secondary special education at Rhode Island College.

Biochemistry major Julia Helms '26 will begin her master's degree in pharmaceutical technology at Lund University in Sweden this fall.

Following her recent graduation from Stonehill College, Ainsley Majer '26 will pursue her master's degree in speech-language pathology at the University of Rhode Island.

Luke Thompson '26 will soon begin his career as an IT analyst for TJX Companies Inc., a Fortune 100 company and leading off-price retailer of apparel and home fashions in the U.S. and worldwide.

Actuarial mathematics major Ryan Claffey credits faculty mentors and leadership opportunities with helping him land a position at Travelers.

A cohort of sport management majors supported premium guest operations and gained firsthand experience in the coordination and execution of services for a large-scale international tournament.

Alexandra Calabro '26 has accepted a role as a Business Development Associate at Morgan Stanley Winter Street Group.

Leadership experiences in sports and in his major helped finance major Thomas Forde secure an advisory associate position at KPMG, one of the Big Four accounting firms.

As she prepares for her new role as a Boston-based marketing analyst for Royal Bank of Canada (a Fortune Global 500 company), Meredith Morse '26 says that DECA was only one of the formative experiences she had at Stonehill.

Student teams from 10 Mass Fintech Hub member institutions presented original financial technology concepts to a panel of expert judges and industry leaders during a competition held on Wednesday, April 29. Stonehill College's team earned second place overall.

For the second consecutive year, Stonehill College's Leo J. Meehan School of Business will send students to the National Football League's championship game. In addition to attending the event, students will also have opportunities to sharpen their business acumen while working at the NFL House, a premier VIP hospitality center.

The Stonehill student received a 90th percentile score in the Finance Competitive Exam at the International Career Development Conference in Austin, Texas.

Members of Stonehill College's DECA chapter were recently recognized at the International Career Development Conference in Austin, Texas.

Members of Stonehill College's DECA chapter placed in the Top 10 internationally in the Business Ethics category at the International Career Development Conference in Austin, Texas.

Twenty-four members of Stonehill College's DECA chapter recently participated in the International Career Development Conference in Austin, Texas. Stonehill students faced off against more than 200 schools in competitive case study events designed to prepare them to become leaders and entrepreneurs.

Six Stonehill students recently competed at the American Statistical Association DataFest, an annual hack-a-thon. The Skyhawks came in first place for Best Use of External Data and were honored as runners up for Best Insight and Best Visualization.

Stonehill College's DECA chapter recently participated in the International Career Development Conference (ICDC), held in Orlando, Florida, from April 22 to 25, 2023. Seventeen students from the Leo J. Meehan School of Business competed against over 100 schools in events designed to prepare them to become leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, accounting, finance, hospitality and management.

Students from the Skyhawk Investment Group, a Stonehill College program that enhances participants' critical thinking and financial analytics skills through hands-on experiences, placed first in the 2023 Van Berkom John Molson Small-Cap Case Competition, held on March 25 and 26, 2023, in Montreal. Gavin Euksuzian '23, Brandon Kramer '23, Daniel Sammarco '23 and Devon Walsh '23 competed against experienced MBAs and senior undergraduates from leading business schools in Canada to evaluate XPEL, a producer of protection film, and Sleep Country Canada, a mattress retailer, during the rigorous stock analysis event.

Recently, several Stonehill students traveled to New York City for the NY Externship Program. Students stayed with Stonehill alumni and parents and visited with alumni and friends of the College who work at various companies in the New York area to learn about different industries and career paths available to them.

Members of Stonehill's DECA chapter recently participated in the International Career Development Conference, held in Maryland earlier this month. Competing against over 100 schools in events designed to prepare them to become business leaders and entrepreneurs, the team took home seven awards, including six Top 10 placement medals and one First Place award.