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Judiciary Speakers Inspire Woodland Park Students Interested in Legal Fields
Judiciary workers speak at Berkeley College to enlighten students on potential career pathways in the legal system.
Division One and Done: Berkeley College Sports Teams Receive Athletic Promotion
Berkeley College, formerly a Division II athletic college, has been promoted by the USCAA to a Division I school.
"I Root for People:" NFL GM Dave Gettleman Delivers Winning Presentation on Life
Esteemed former NFL General Manager Dave Gettleman spoke to Berkeley College staff and students on “The Winning Strategy,” the leadership lessons he developed during his 30+ year career in professional football.
President Diane Recinos Receives Power Women of the Bronx Award
Diane Recinos, President of Berkeley College, was honored as one of the Power Women of the Bronx.
Berkeley College Recognized as a 2024 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting
Berkeley College is one of 471 institutions recognized for outstanding efforts to increase nonpartisan student voter participation in the 2024 election.
Berkeley College Blog
Ayanna Guzman a first-year student in the Berkeley College Justice Studies – Criminal Justice program, shared the impact of a recent presentation by the New Jersey Coalition Against Human Trafficking, and why it is important for college students to learn about the human trafficking epidemic, both globally and locally.
In 2013, I made the move to New York City where I could pursue my new passion for business. I started as a financial advisor at NY Life Insurance Company and within two years I became a senior partner who managed hundreds of advisors. I switched jobs a few more times and in 2018, I joined AXA Advisors as a Regional Vice President. While I was working in the financial sector I earned my Series 6, 7, 24, 63, 66, and my Life & Health Insurance licenses. Two years later, I started my Berkeley College MBA in the winter of 2020. I graduated this spring, two semesters early.
I was recently in the grocery store and saw a young woman with a T-shirt that read,” I wish 2020 was over.” I thought about the number of students that I had spoken to during the semester who expressed similar sentiments.
When asked “Once 2020 is over, what will be different when the calendar turns to 2021?” students paused, reflected, and realized that the turning of the calendar would not miraculously erase the woes of the past year, but somehow, it would give them hope for a clean start.
