Chelsea Alonzo enrolled this fall in the Central Coast Physician Assistant program at A.T. Still University in Santa Maria, CA.    

Tiffany Mattiaccio is featured on the web site www.teachinhawaii.org/meet-our-ambassadors/ as an ambassador for the Hawaii Department of Education. Prospective teachers can go to the site to learn more about life in Hawaii and what it’s like to teach there. Tiffany is a special-ed teacher on the island of Oahu.

Jorge Roque (MPA) ended 2021 with a new home purchase as well as commercial property for Pillar EMS Academy. 

Paisley Haddad is an account coordinator at Uproar PR. Paisley is also host of The Queen of Comm podcast, a show dedicated to sharing stories of remarkable women in communications, as well as their tips and advice for the next generation of communications professionals. On the show, she has featured a number of Marist students, all sharing their experiences breaking into the industry and making an impact while still in the classroom. The podcast caught the attention of PRWeek, where Paisley was invited to take part in its PR Decoded Conference this past October as a speaker. Fellow speakers included executives from communications departments of companies such as Frito-Lay, Patagonia, Ben & Jerry’s, BCW Global, Devries Global, and more. The appearance also led to a feature story on PR Week’s website, chronicling the panel’s main points as well as Paisley’s work on the podcast and as firm director of Marist’s student-run North Road Communications while she was a student. Paisley hopes to chat with more Red Foxes on her show.

Donald Jones (MS) started working for a public accounting firm in September 2021.  He is studying for the CPA exam.

Kylie McLellan (MS) is working for a direct primary care family medicine office in Texas as well as a testosterone clinic.

Amelia Morel has been promoted from associate to producer at NY1. She has responsibility Monday through Wednesday for the noon show and the weekend morning show. 

Paul Neira moved to Florida after graduation and started a new chapter in his life. He found a job working as a litigation paralegal at Morgan & Morgan and is very active in his community’s political events, often attending meetings with local officials and politicians. He is on track to go to law school in the near future. 

Eliza Patterson ’18/’21MPA started a new position as the development and communications associate for Community Health Resources.

During the COVID quarantine, Levitt Yaffe completed a book, Two: The Tale of Light and Darkness. Levitt describes the story this way: “Imagine having the ability to save the universe from evil, but at the expense of losing your memory, your family, everything… an ‘action-packed adventure’ in which ‘skills are honed. Courage is tested. Battles are fought.’ For more information and an excerpt, visit www.bluinnovative.com/buy-the-book/. Levitt is now editing the sequel. He is also working on a webcomic. Levitt returned to Marist in October for a book signing. While editing his sequel and working in real estate seven days a week, Levitt has found the time also to publish a web novel titled Crystal GO with chapters coming out weekly at https://www.voyce.me/series/crystal-go
For all of his projects visit https://linktr.ee/bluinnovative