Alumni

In each of the last several years JLA graduates the largest number of students in any major in the University and their diverse careers often mirror what they studied at WCSU. For example,

Bharbara Viegas Rocha, Paralegal at Guendelsberger Law Offices, LLP
Craig Worster, Chief of Police with the Millinocket Maine Police Department
David Petersen, Police Officer at New Milford Police Department
Kimberly Bischoff, Owner at The Fresh Canvas
Greta McConnell, Paralegal/Public Records Administrator
Brittany Stancavage, J.D. Candidate at Quinnipiac University School of Law, 2023
Elizabeth Maloney, J.D. Candidate at George Washington University Law School
Colleen Mair, Doctoral Candidate at SUNY Albany
Kenia Gonzalez, Customer Service Rep at Westchester Publishing Services
Felicia Radman, Paralegal at Paul Garlasco
Steven Kandro, English Second Language Teacher at Wizard Language School of Fairfield
Carly Barney, Associate Program Director at Community Solutions, Inc. (CSI)
Janeth Alvarez, Reunification Worker at Family & Children’s Aid
DeAnna Aurio, Elementary School Teacher
Jena Whalen, Benefits Outsourcing, Willis Towers Watson
Alexander V. Saviano, Police Officer at Montgomery County Police Department

We are proud of the many federal, state and local law enforcement officers who have studied and graduated from our program, as well as the vast numbers of lawyers and many public servants who made JLA their college home.

Over fifty percent of our graduates report continuing formal education post-JLA. Surveys also reflect our graduates in such professions as the corrections services, private security management, miscellaneous federal agencies, rehabilitative services, probation, arson investigation, emergency services, psychotherapy/counseling and education.