LATROBE, PA – Twenty-five students from Saint Vincent College’s School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences will attend graduate school in the Fall of 2022 to pursue master’s and doctoral degrees.

The students include:

Taylor Allison, early childhood education major from Ligonier, will pursue a Master of Science degree in special education at Saint Vincent College.
Alejandro Barlock, middle grade education major from Greensburg, will pursue a Master of Science degree in curriculum and instruction at Saint Vincent College.
Mercedes Belch, early childhood education major from Butler, will pursue a Master of Science degree in counselor education at Saint Vincent College.
Morgan Constantino, early childhood education major from Butler, will pursue a Master of Science degree in curriculum and instruction at Saint Vincent College.
Sarah DelMaramo, English major from Greenville, will pursue a Master of Arts degree in English at Illinois State University.
Brooke DiLascio, psychology major from Greensburg, will pursue a Master of Science degree in criminology at Saint Vincent College.
Abigayle Ginter, psychology major from Homer City, will pursue a Master of Science degree in school psychology at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Ethan Glad, psychology major from Uniontown, will pursue a Master of Public Health degree at West Virginia University.
Lauren Hartner, art education major from North Huntingdon, will pursue a Master of Science degree in counselor education at Saint Vincent College.
Alyssa Heining, early childhood education major from Latrobe, will pursue a Master of Science degree in curriculum and instruction at Saint Vincent College.
Samantha Hilyer, liberal arts major from Patton, will pursue a Master of Science degree in speech-language pathology at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Robbie Kollar, fine arts major from Latrobe, will pursue a Master of Fine Arts degree in printmaking at the College of Art and Design.
Mallory Maffit, English education major from Mentor, OH, will pursue a Master of Science degree in special education at Saint Vincent College.
Taylor McCunn, middle grade education major from Indiana, will pursue a Master of Science degree in curriculum and instruction at Saint Vincent College.
Marisa Metropoulos, early childhood education major from Aliquippa, will pursue a Master of Science degree in curriculum and instruction at Saint Vincent College.
Zakiya Moses, communication major from Washington, DC, will pursue a Master of Fine Arts degree in Media Arts and Technology at Duquesne University.
Cory Northrup, psychology major from Clarksville, MD, will pursue a Master of Science degree in Counselor Education at Saint Vincent College.
Marina Paulone, psychology major from Oakmont, will pursue a Master of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health at Duquesne University.
Evan Portman, history major from Export, will pursue a Master of Arts degree in History at Duquesne University.
Sarah Pritts, early childhood education major from Syracuse, NY, will pursue a Master of Science degree in curriculum and instruction at Saint Vincent College.
Julie Reichert, psychology major from Lancaster, will pursue a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Behavioral Neuroscience at Kent State University.
Samantha Rogers, communication major from Pittsburgh (15236), will pursue a a Master of Business Administration degree in Sustainable Innovation at University of Vermont.
Aimee Siecinski, psychology major from Latrobe, will pursue a Master of Social Work degree at West Virginia University.
Jessica Smith, mathematics education major from Portage, will pursue a Master of Science degree in curriculum and instruction at Saint Vincent College.
MacKenzie Snyder, liberal arts major from White Oak, will pursue a Master of Science degree in criminology at Saint Vincent College.

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