Own Your Future

Environmental Studies major Jasmine Roldan is serious in the classroom, on the soccer field, and when advocating for support and services for those with disabilities. She works on campus and across SUNY to ensure students with disabilities get what they need.

Hear from SUNY Old Westbury pre-med student Jose Lorenzo Santos on why he chose to transfer and commute to Old Westbury. Although he is a commuter student, he is heavily involved in student advocacy, athletics and recreation and faculty-led research. With the help of an Old Westbury education, and mentorship from professors, Lorenzo hopes to become a trauma physician.

Skylar Sindicic says she knew Old Westbury's School of Education was the right fit for her. Beyond her love of math, she's a teacher's aide in a local school district, and the president of the Teacher Education Club.

Accounting student James Seraphin knows Old Westbury is preparing him a future as an entrepreneur and advocate for the homeless. In addition to his studies, James is the Chief Financial Officer of the Student Government Association, a mentor to STEM students, and a volleyball player. 

Julianna Josey is preparing for a future as educator both in and out of class. In addition to her work in the School of Education, Julianna is a member of Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority Inc., and an orientation leader. She came to Old Westbury for its environment embracing the diversity of its students.