On Sunday December 5, Melora Sundt, Associate Dean for Academic Programs at the USC Rossier School of Education, and MAT@USC Professor Ronni Ephraim hosted a brunch in New York city with a group of current and prospective students.
The brunch was a casual meet and greet and a great way to connect with members of our MAT@USC community. Many thanks our current students who came out: Lauren Mistretta Jahnke, Rosalynn Bristol, Jennifer Nelson, Geoffrey Kellogg, Christopher Neighbor, Leslie Haynes, Catherine Sypert, and Richard Cassella (Congratulations again to Evie Holmes, Sung Sim, and Charlene Sung who just finished the program as part of the September 09 cohort!). And to those prospective students who attended, we hope to be seeing you soon!
If you didn’t get a chance to make it out to this event and you’re in the New York area, please consider joining us at one of our events in the future. Fight on!
If you’d like to know about how to how to become a teacher in New York and make a difference in the Empire state, contact our Admissions office at 888.MAT.1USC or email us at matadmit@usc.edu.
