Featured Brooklyn Communication Studies Students

Gianna DeCrescenzoGianna DeCrescenzo ’23
B.A. in Speech and Child Study

"St. Joseph's University is a great place for me to learn for my future. I feel that graduating from here with a degree in speech pathology is not only preparing me for my future career, but it is also providing me with expectations for success in graduate school. The many classes and events hosted by the speech department have me confident that I will graduate ready to take on graduate school and a career!"


Sarah JampolSarah Jampol ’22
B.A. in Speech with Minors in Psychology and Therapeutic Recreation

"When I started my college experience in 2018, I did not expect to be this motivated and successful. The excitement I feel when I am asked to speak about my acquired knowledge and experience is second to none. I have gained a heightened sense of confidence and leadership in and out of the classroom. Every faculty member has been a positive partner and educator throughout my four years. Both faculty and my classmates have continued to encourage me to become the student I always wanted to be and the future clinician I hope to be."


 

Abbygail ValcourtAbbygail Valcourt ’23
Speech and English Major

"St. Joseph's University is a great place for students to discover new interests and topics that they never would have known. Joining the speech program has made me realize how much I appreciate how the field works. I believe this program helped me find a purpose that can lead me to a prosperous future!" 


Danielle PolicaroDanielle Policaro ’19 
Speech Major, English Minor

"St. Joseph's University has so much to offer to its students. The communication studies curriculum has successfully prepared me for graduate school through the amazing opportunities it has given me. This includes an executive position in the NSSLHA club and an internship at Staten Island University Hospital's speech department. I have the pleasure of assisting speech pathologists in evaluating stroke patients with swallowing disorders. These moments strengthen my knowledge in the field and reassure me that this is the right career path for me."