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RECORD-BREAKING NEWS! Thanks to the generosity of Maurice (Mo) Cunniffe, FCRH ’54, and Carolyn Dursi Cunniffe, Ph.D., GSAS ’71, their $100 million gift—the largest in Fordham’s history—will fund the creation of a cutting-edge, integrated science facility on the Rose Hill campus and support the launch and expansion of in-demand STEM degree programs. Celebrate this milestone with us! Read the news: https://lnkd.in/emwqyqB6

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David Matteucci

Vice President at G&L Investment Co., Inc.

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Congratulations!

Elizabeth Roper

Director of College Counseling at Mount Saint Mary Academy

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WOW

Colette Lanzon

Talent Acquisition @ August Bioservices | Technical Recruitment and Strategy

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This is going be STUNNING! So excited for all the science students!

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Jeanne Tarpey Wallace

Assistant Director of Admissions at Fordham Gabelli Graduate School

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Inspiring. Fantastic news! Fordham has had a long history with the sciences to include a Med School and a Phatmacy school. Go Rams!!

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Walter Prahl

Retired Partner at Lord, Abbett & Co. LLC and Adjunct Faculty at Gabelli School of Business creating and teaching courses in responsible investing.

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Wow--what a game changer for Fordham. Thank you to Maurice Cunniffe and Carolyn Cunniffe!

Andrea Cecilli

Nonprofit Management

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Incredible news!!!

Angelo V. Paolangeli

Tax Associate at Apercen Partners • NYU Stern Master of Science in Accounting (MSA) • Fordham University Gabelli Bachelor of Science in Applied Accounting and Finance (BS)

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Amazing! This sounds like it will be an incredible opportunity for all of Fordham’s future STEM students!

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Marie Biro

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Congratulations to my alma mater!

Roblin Meeks

Chief Academic Officer Macaulay Honors College | Higher Education Leader | Essayist

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Amazing! Congrats!

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