Our Alumni
New York Tech's 100,000+ alumni find success in many industries. They include CEOs of top companies, like Vincent Sadusky (M.B.A. ’96), CEO of Univision, and technology-savvy leaders like LaVern Rhaburn Sula (M.S. ’88), president of the North American division of Argus Cyber Security, Ltd. Our strong alumni network helps ensure that future generations of New York Tech graduates have the opportunity to succeed.
Features and Videos
MayFest Meets Final Roar 2021
From May 3 through 8, students, alumni, faculty, and staff safely came together, in person or from the comfort of their own homes, to celebrate the end of the academic year at a series of events that included traditional MayFest and Final Roar activities.
New Scholarship Encourages Entrepreneurship
The new Debra A. Vogel Student Advancement Scholarship is designed to encourage New York Tech students to embrace their entrepreneurial spirit and engage with the global business community.
Remembering Muhammad Ali’s Visit to New York Tech
New York Tech alumni recall the moment when the world-famous boxer visited the Long Island campus.
Alumni Offer Words of Leadership Wisdom
Three New York Tech alumni share insight about their respective journey to positions of leadership at the “Truths of Leadership” virtual panel on April 6.
Alumni Profile: Jaz Garner
Starting her career as an intern at ABC News, Jaz Garner (M.A. ’14) is now associate producer for 20/20. And she says she couldn’t have gotten there without the support of her alma mater.
Postgrad: Architecture Alumni Soar to Success
The Box catches up with five architecture alumni to find out how their New York Tech experiences inspired them to do, make, and innovate in the field of architecture, leading them to advanced degree programs at some of the most prominent Ivy League schools.
NYITCOM Alumnus to Head Up Catholic Health
Patrick M. O’Shaughnessy (D.O. ’99) has been named chief executive officer and president of Catholic Health.
Race, Medicine, and COVID-19
At the panel discussion “Race, Medicine, and COVID-19,” medical experts addressed healthcare disparities and how to build a more inclusive healthcare environment based on trusted relationships between physicians and patients.
Your Alumni Magazine
Stay connected to the university and one another. Read the latest issue and submit alumni notes.
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Employment Rate
95.6% of New York Tech graduates entering the job market are employed within a year of graduation—with some pursuing an additional degree or course of study.
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Top Employers (All Graduates)
Apple, AT&T, Citi, General Motors, IBM, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Morgan Stanley, Microsoft, Northwell Health
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High Mobility
New York Tech is ranked #7 for the highest student mobility rates among four-year private, nonprofit institutions. 37% of students who come from families with household incomes in the bottom 20% jumped to the top 20% of earners.