Alumni

Barbara Civill, Human Services and International Affairs major 2008, is the Hyde Square Task Force Program Coordinator for their Ritmo en Accion, where she worked during her NU career. While at Northeastern University she was able to take advantage and spent time studying in Mexico and South Africa.

Christina Rossi, Human Services major 2008, will be working at Andrew House as a Substance Abuse Case Manager.

Nicole Costa, Human Services major 2007, was recently accepted into New York University's Graduate Program.

Megan Krell, Human Services and Psychology Dual major 2007, is attending University of Connecticut for a Masters degree in Child Psychology.

Mistie Conner, Human Services major with a Spanish minor 2006, works for Polk Community College as an Academic Advisor with their Educational Talent Search and is currently pursuing a Master in Education. While at NU, she took advantage of the possibilities and worked as a Service-Learning Coordinator and Peer Tutor. She served as an Americorps member for 2 years, through which she worked with Stand Up for Kids and Room to Grow.

Jaclyn Digesere, Human Services 2006, is presently in the Rutger's MSW program. Her specialization is health, mental health, and aging. She has been placed for internships in the field of developmental disabilities and for my second year placement I am interning at a community mental health center in Bayonne, NJ. I love it there!

Kristin Driscoll (Moul), Human Services International Affairs dual major 2006, is a Career Coach for PS Health Care and is working with students in post secondary education who want to become health care professionals. She is also at Boston University; part-time pursuing a Master's in Education with a Community Leadership Education specialization.

Amanda Johnston, Human Services 2006, works as a program coordinator for a state funded program working with parents involved in Connecticut's Department of Children and Families. She works directly with clients and their children in tackling tough issues in a supportive environment. She will be attending UCONN's MSW program in the Fall.

Katlyn Marple, Human Services and History 2006, will be working at the Medical-Legal Partnership for Children at Boston Medical Center National Office where she did her internship.

Lauren Mills, Human Services 2005, graduated from Columbia School of Social Work will be working at Pax: Real Solutions to Gun Violence as a Program Associate.

Karen Pierce, Human Services 2005, signed a two year commitment to join the Peace Corp and was stationed in Kenya. Now soon to be re-entering the country she is considering her options.

Alisa Abrams, Human Services and Psychology 2004, is currently working for Lynn (MA) Department of Social Services.

Dustin (Dusty) Latimer, Human Services 2004, is a MSM Outreach Coordinator for AIDS Action, where he worked during his NU career.

Susan Palladino, Human Services 2004 is currently attending Simmons College to gain a Masters in Social Work.

Tracy Walters, Human Services 2004, has completing her MSW at Boston College. Her placement was at Bowman Elementary School in Lexington, MA.

Suzanne (Suzie) Clarke Allen, Human Services 2003, who is at Andover Youth Services, satellite office in West Middle School, where she created "The Zone".

"Human Services means wonderfully caring and involved educators working to make a difference in people's lives."

Erin Credle, Human Services 2003, is currently working at the Bay State Banner as an Office Manager and attending Suffolk University for Public Administration.

Meghan Gaffny, Human Services 2003, Instructor at Harvard Bridge to Learning to Literacy and Graduate Student at the Harvard School of Education.

"I recognize that the Human Services Program at Northeastern shaped my education and career."

Melissa Madzel, Human Services 2002, after NU she worked with City Year New York but left in 2005 to get her MSW at the University of Pennsylvania. Now she is working at Safe Horizon in NYC in the Development and Marketing Department as an Account Manager for Corporate Sponsorships where she coordinates a program to raise awareness about the impact of domestic violence on the workplace.

Antonio Arrendel, Human Services 2001, brought 10 years of work related experience to Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP). Antonio Arrendel is the Manager of Training & Curriculum Development for the MVP Program, a partnership between Northeastern University's Center for the Study of Sport in Society and the University of Central Florida's National Consortium for Academics and Sports.

Neil Anderson, Human Services and Education 1994, currently at John Hopkins Institute for a Civil Society gaining a certificate in Non-Profit Management Culminating in an MBA

"Midway through my freshman year, I transferred into the Human Service Program. This was the best decision that I ever made."