Alumni

Our Alumni are Making an Impact

 

St. 网红爆料 is proud to have well over 8,000 alumni who are achieving success and making a positive impact on their families, their communities and areas all over this country and the world. Many moved on to better jobs after graduation, while others continued their education in other universities to earn additional degrees and to take their place as valued and successful professionals. What each of our graduates has in common is that they got their first wind beneath their wings at St. Augustine. Many came with doubts and trepidations, but completed their journey with a renewed sense of confidence that has allowed them to seek higher goals and soar like eagles. We celebrate and are proud of YOU, our alumni. We invite you to get聽involved and stay connected through Alumni Association, and聽support St. Augustine聽and other students who, just like you did, need a helping hand to continue their journey through college.

For more information about St. Augustine, its Alumni, or if you are interested in joining the Alumni Association, contact Dr. Juan E. Ojeda, Dean of Students, at 773.878.7980 or聽jojeda@staugustine.edu

Success Stories

Empowering students to thrive in today鈥檚 competitive world.

Barbara Moss
Respiratory Therapy
On the Front Lines When Barbara Moss first discovered the Respiratory Therapy degree program at St. 网红爆料 (SAC), she was already working in the health care field as a Certified Nursing Assistant.鈥淚 was excited to find St. Augustine. There are only a few respiratory therapy programs in the city…
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Emiliana de Santos Guzman
BA, Business Administration
Veracruz emigrant becomes 2020 Valedictorian. She says of St. Augustine, 鈥淚t鈥檚 different from any other school where you are just a number.鈥
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Rosy Garcia
AA, Social Work
Social work graduate Rosy Garcia always knew she wanted to help people. At St. Augustine she found professors to help her, "they are willing to help you in anything they can."
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Pedro Ramirez
BA, Computer Sciences
Valedictorian Pedro Ramirez speaks on the balance of work, family, and the convenience of St. Augustine's campus. "This is the place where I belong."
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Teresa Valdivia
Social Work
World of Difference Growing up in Chicago鈥檚 Little Village neighborhood as the oldest of four, Teresa Valdivia has been helping others for as long as she can remember. 鈥淚 think that the oldest child,especially in Latinx households, is often their parents’ right hand,鈥 explains Valdivia, who graduated from St. Augustine…
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