Ruddy Green is comfortable with cameras these days. Read more about this Hornet featured in the Ellen DeGeneres “Summit” documentary series, what brings him to SUNY Broome and his experiences in the spotlight.
Most Americans don’t know where Burundi is, and Melissa Uwamahoro is aware of that. She started off an interview by spelling the name of her home country, a landlocked nation in East Africa located just south of the equator.
Thang Nguyen has some definite goals for his future: transfer to the University at Buffalo, ultimately become a family physician. And somewhere along the way, become an American Ninja Warrior.
Imagine doing your homework in a language that’s not your own, translating the content into your native tongue and then back as you complete the assignment. Then you’ll understand some of the realities faced by international students such as Jenny Israel, now a student in the Nursing program.
Sometimes the hardest assignments we have in college involve day-to-day life: Waking up on time, making food and becoming self-sufficient adults. In today’s Focus on International Students, we meet Elnur, an Engineering Science major from Denmark who wants to become a petroleum engineer.
This is the first in a series of stories on SUNY Broome’s international students, who come from all over the globe. The college will celebrate International Week from Nov. 13 through 17. Today we meet Leila, a refugee from the African nation of Somalia.
Meet Sowmya, who chose to switch career paths — and landed a job in Health Information Technology before she even graduated from the program.
Danika is a Student Ambassador in many ways! She leads campus tours, true, but she’s also active on campus and in the community, dedicated to her studies and a role model to her fellow students.
For his class project in Police Community Relations, Marquies Orr wanted to do something more than a report. Orr wanted to change minds – specifically the minds of people who regard police officers with suspicion and fear.
Bachelor Degree Partnership student Melissa Henry graduated with her Bachelor of Science in Business from Excelsior College in July 2017. Melissa attended SUNY Broome for her Associate in Science in Business Administration prior to joining the Bachelor Degree Partnership Program.
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