True Blue Knights

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The True Blue Knights program recognizes unique and loyal SUNY Geneseo alums who are current members of the faculty and staff (or emeriti) at SUNY Geneseo. These alums exemplify the true spirit of Geneseo loyalty and dedication to their alma mater.

True Blue — not just a color but a symbol of Geneseo loyalty, dedication, and pride.

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More about the True Blue Knights graphic:

Key

• A key a longstanding symbol of loyalty.
  • The teeth of the key represent the silhouette of the iconic Sturges clock tower.

Mace

• The college's mace, symbolic to true SUNY Geneseo insiders, is featured at the top of the key.
• Did you know:
  • The mace dates to medieval times and is a symbol of authority.
  • Geneseo's mace is carried only at the New Student Convocation and Commencement.
  • The mace and a companion medallion were designed and created by Professor Willard Peterson in 1971 in response to a commission by a committee of students and alumni. Peterson's design for the Geneseo mace fashions New York State cherry wood into the handle and the traditional spikes. The ornamentation features a blue lapis lazuli gemstone (found in the US only in New York State) and honors the Geneseo blue. The sunburst surrounding the stone alternates twelve gold and silver shafts, reflecting the light of learning.
  • The mace was a gift to the College by the Alpha Clionian Corporation.

True Blue Knights Founder's Day Reception - 9/13/23
True Blue Knights Founder's Day Reception - 9/13/24:

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Directory of 2025-26 True Blue Knights:

Allegro, Elizabeth — Class of 2023

Title: Coordinator of Fraternity and Sorority Life
Tenure: 2023-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"So many pieces of who I am today are because of my experiences at SUNY Geneseo. Working here allows me to take the first steps of my professional career in an environment where I feel safe to learn and my contributions are valued. I am very passionate about this campus and community and want to help each student experience the love and growth that I did. My younger sister is a current student (2022-2026), and she inspires me every day to leave a positive impact here. I believe Geneseo's future is bright, and I am so grateful to continue to be a part of it." 

Briggs, Julie (Kilbury) — Class of 1990

Title: Associate Vice President for Human Resources
Tenure: 2006-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Geneseo provides our students with life changing experiences and networks of lifelong friends. I have great pride as an employee at SUNY Geneseo knowing the efforts that we contribute to the College creates the foundation for the experiences and relationships offered to our students that will surely transcend over their lifetime."

Buehler, Julie (Schultheiss) — Class of 1989

Title: Vice President of Finance and Administration
Tenure: 2019-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
'It means I have extra passion to serve the Geneseo students of today and the future."

Burley, Molly (DeGraff) — Class of 2014

Title: Financial Aid Advisor/Office of Financial Aid
Tenure: 2019-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I feel so fortunate to be able to convey my passion and excitement about Geneseo as a Financial Aid Advisor. It is truly rewarding and fulfilling to be able to connect and have relatable conversations with our incoming and current students and families, while sharing my experiences as a first-generation student during my time on campus. Geneseo is still, and will always be, my home away from home."

Cascio, Tristan — Class of 2025

Title: LIVES Graduate Assistant 
Tenure: 2025-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I think it's amazing to be working at my alma mater. My years of education at Geneseo were fantastic and I couldn't get enough. When I arrived in Geneseo I was scared to talk in front of a group of three people. By senior year, I found myself presenting at Great Day to a group of more than 50 people. I can't think of a place where I grew more! The culture of Geneseo is contagious and I am so glad to have gone here. I am so excited to continue growing here in Geneseo!

Cole, Cindy — Class of 2016

Title: Assistant Director of Procurement & Property Control
Tenure: 2021-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I fell in love with the SUNY Geneseo community and the changes it helped bring into my life as a student, so the opportunity to give that back means the world."

Coloccia, Rick — Class of 1997

Title: Director, Network and Information Security Operations, CIT
Tenure: 1997-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"SUNY Geneseo has been my home for many years. I know the community intimately well and with that knowledge, I am a better servant leader. It is a privilege to be a part of empowering today's students and tomorrow's leaders at my alma mater."

Cook, Andrew (Anderson) — Class of 2022

Title: Purchasing & Contract Assistant
Tenure: 2025-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"It means a lot! It feels great to be able to work for the college that gave me my degree. I loved being a student here and it feels amazing to work here now."

Cook, Matthew — Class of 2017

Title: Director of Donor Relations, College Advancement
Tenure: 2024-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Geneseo always has been and always will be my home. I've loved being back on campus and having memories flow back to me from my time here. From walking Main St. again to climbing those hills once more, it's good to be home."

Crilly, Susan (DioGuardi) — Class of 1993

Title: Associate Director of Accounting Services
Tenure: 1993-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Feelings of loyalty and pride! I'm a reflection of this university so every interaction with our students, staff, and community, in my opinion, must be positive. I think it speaks volumes that I graduated and never left. I celebrated my 30-year anniversary in the fall of 2023."

Eckl, Janelle — Class of 2025

Title: School of Education Graduate Assistant
Tenure: 2025-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I am beyond lucky that I get to return to the people and place I've called home these past 4 years! It's also the best feeling knowing I get to pay it forward and help the next wave of students--especially since I was just recently in their shoes."

Ewanow, Scott — Class of 2006

Title: Chief of Police
Tenure: 2010-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I like knowing that I can help to provide a safe learning and living experience for students so they can focus on academic success and lifelong connections."

Fox, Laurie (Fry) — Class of 1990

Title: Director of Educational Technology / CIT
Tenure: 1995-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I feel fortunate every day to work at my alma mater and pay it forward to the next generation of Geneseo students."

Fuhr, Brendan — Class of 2023

Title: Student Employment Coordinator/Career Design Center
Tenure: 2024-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Every single day I step onto campus it’s like coming back home. Comfortable, familiar, friendly, and healthy."

Gagnier, George — Class of 1988

Title: Senior Associate Director of Athletics
Tenure: 1988-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I couldn't imagine life any other way! Being a Geneseo Knight for 40 years has been a dream come true and I had no idea what a special place Geneseo would turn out to be when I arrived in the Fall of 1983. The people (my spouse, friends, colleagues, and alumni) I've met have enriched my life in ways that make my heart swell with pride and nostalgia. Bleeding blue and white is not just a metaphor in my world!"

Gagnier, Tracy (Young) — Class of 1993

Title: Senior Assistant Director of Alumni Relations
Tenure: 1999-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I honestly can't imagine working anywhere else! Serving my fellow alums and providing them opportunities to engage with our beloved alma mater inspires and motivates me. Geneseo has given me so much (my husband, best friends, a fulfilling career) and every I get the chance to to meet new students and more alumni, celebrate college traditions, and create more amazing True Blue memories. It means absolutely everything to me to work at my alma mater."

Hamilton-Rodgers, Patty — Class of 1985

Title: Geneseo Foundation Board Liaison
Tenure: 2001-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I truly enjoy reconnecting with my fellow alumni through the years."

Heeres, Kris — Class of 2006

Title: Director of Development / College Advancement
Tenure: 2007-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Having worked at my alma mater for my entire professional career is something I take great pride in. In my varying capacities on campus, I have had the opportunity to share my passion and commitment for Geneseo. The driving force behind my loyalty to Geneseo has been the opportunities I've had to impact students, via enrollment (affording students the chance to live the Geneseo experience, as I did) and philanthropically (securing funds through our incredible alumni to maintain and enhance the student experience). Being a member of the Geneseo community is something I have never taken for granted. For me, my motto is not about what can Geneseo do for me, but rather what can I do for Geneseo."

Howell, Kerri (Donaleski) — Class of 1997

Title: Chief Communications and Marketing Officer
Tenure: 2020-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I wouldn't be where I am today without the experiences I had as a student at SUNY Geneseo. This is now the second alma mater for whom I've served (I also worked for Syracuse University, where I obtained my master's) so it's doubly special!"

Jackson, Paul — Class of 1987

Title:  CIO / CIT
Tenure: 2006-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I loved my time at Geneseo as a student working with our amazing faculty. They taught more than specific technical skills; they taught me a love for learning and how to think critically. As a first-generation student within my family, I appreciated the opportunity to get an outstanding education at an affordable cost. I have greatly enjoyed coming back to Geneseo and contributing to that mission. I also love the sense of belonging I get being part of this amazing community!"

Jones, Bill — Class of 2009

Title: Electronic Resources and Systems Librarian / Milne Library 
Tenure: 2009-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Working at my alma mater means that SUNY Geneseo has a special place in my heart, and I am devoted to doing what I can to ensure that students have positive and impactful experiences at the College."

Kelly, Taylor — Class of 2025

Title: Development Coordinator in College Advancement
Tenure: 2025-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Working at my alma mater feels so familiar to me. Beginning post-grad life at a place I know and love allows me to appreciate the campus and community in a different way. It also gives me the opportunity to meet more people within this environment and grow my connections."

Kenison, Wes — Class of 1979

Title: Faculty Fellow for International Programs Emeritus/English/Lecturer
Tenure: 1987-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"When my teachers at Geneseo showed me a bigger world, it didn't solve my problems, but it right-sized them. I studied abroad twice and discovered the healthy rhythms of living a life of inquiry, curiosity, and adventure. The classroom became a sanctuary where lifelong friendships formed, and joyful self-critique planted my feet on terra firma."

Kershner, Natalie — Class of 1991 

Title: Graduate Assistant at Office of Field Experience/School of Education
Tenure: 2025-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"To me, being a SUNY Geneseo alum working at my alma mater is both meaningful and rewarding. As a recent graduate of the Special Education program, it feels very special to reconnect with the professors and mentors who shaped my journey as a student. Now, as a graduate assistant in the Office of Field Experience, I get the unique opportunity to see education from an administrative perspective. This role allows me to support the next generation of teacher candidates while also gaining insight into the behind-the-scenes work that makes their field placements possible. It is fulfilling to contribute to the same community that helped prepare me to become an educator, and I feel proud to give back to Geneseo in this new capacity."

Lapp Jr., John — Class of 1991

Title: IT Assistant, CAS
Tenure: 2012-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"It is wonderful, since I get so many flash backs of yesteryear and also see the progression of the campus from when I originally enrolled in 1976."

Leathersich, Becky (Fitzgerald) — Class of 2014

Title: Research Instruction Librarian/Milne Library
Tenure: 2020-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"One of the reasons why I wanted to return to Geneseo as a faculty member was because of the strong sense of community. It's been really special to come back to work at my alma mater. I enjoy connecting with students about their experiences, reconnecting with other faculty members who helped me during my time as a student and seeing how the college community evolves."

Levy, David — Class of 1994

Title: Professor and Chair, Department of Philosophy 
Tenure: 1998-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I'm proud to be able to be a mentor to students in the way that excellent professors were a mentor to me!"

Ludlum, Linda (Gray) — Class of 1985

Title: University Database Administrator, CIT
Tenure: 1987-? / 2007-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"During my undergraduate time at Geneseo, I had great experiences and campus involvement, and made lifelong friends. I held a few different jobs on campus, and really felt part of the community. My last position as a student employee was in the Computer Center. It was a dream come true when a professional position in the Computer Center opened up right after graduation. I left Geneseo for a while for the corporate world but returned 16 years ago. It felt like coming home. It is my goal to continue to be involved and to give back to the school that has given me so much!"

Malone, Kevin — Class of 2025

Title: Graduate Assistant/School of Education
Tenure: 2025-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"It’s great to get to work with professors who taught me during my undergraduate degree. It’s also great to get to work in the program that I came through, it lets me see the background of everything I was doing just a few years ago."

Maoriello, Aimiee — Class of 2025

Title: Graduate Assistant/School of Education
Tenure: 2025-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"It has been so special to give back to a place that has given me so much! Staying in Geneseo post-grad has allowed me to be part of the Geneseo community in a new way! I'm grateful for the opportunity to strengthen connections I've invested in during my undergrad, especially where I grew so much as a teacher in the School of Education!"

Taylor Matthew — Class of 2025

Title: Graduate Assistant
Tenure: 2025-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Working at Geneseo means that I am know part of the campus community that I fell in love with when I toured here the fall before deciding to apply." 

Moore, Daniel — Class of 2006

Title: Head Cross Country Coach, Assistant Track & Field Coach/Athletic and Recreation
Tenure: 2011-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Everything! To be able to give back to my alma matter who gave me so much is a true blessing."

Moore, Jordain - Class of 2015

Title: Assistant Director, Study Abroad Office
Tenure: 2022-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I am SO proud to be supporting students to pursue an education at the school that brought me to the career I have always dreamed of. It is a true joy to come to campus every day to help Geneseo students pursue study abroad the same way that I did back when I was a student. I absolutely love being back at Geneseo for my career."

Morens, Heather (Horton) — Class of 2008

Title: Assistant Director, Career Design Center
Tenure: 2019-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"My entire experience at Geneseo had such a profound impact on my personal growth and development, and I love having the opportunity to help students explore, discover, and achieve a future that is meaningful to them through my work in the Career Design Center."

Moscicki, Craig — Class of 2000

Title: Director, Systems & Identity and Access Management, CIT
Tenure: 2003-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I have always loved Geneseo and enjoy the opportunity to give back and still be a part of such a wonderful place."

Mulloy, Serena (Cehonski) — Class of 2024

Title: Assistant Director of Alumni Relations
Tenure: 2024-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Geneseo has felt like home from the second I stepped foot onto campus. The sense of community, the lessons learned, and the lifelong friendships made, have shaped me into the person I am today. I am so grateful to be able to continue to grow as a member of the Geneseo community by working at my Alma Mater!" 

Petosa, Jennifer (Tomm) — Class of 1986

Title: School of Education/Student Teaching Supervisor
Tenure: 2021-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"By working at Geneseo, it gives me a chance to give back to the school that helped shape my career. Being an alumni allows me to connect with my students in a unique way because I understand the traditions and what Geneseo has to offer. I was part of Greek life, played intramural sports, and held a variety of campus jobs as a student. I am proud to be an alumnus and grateful that I have the opportunity to be part of Geneseo's ongoing legacy."

Petty, AJ — Class of 2023

Title: Red Hook Student Success Coordinator
Tenure: 2023-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"It is such an amazing experience to be working at my alma mater. Working with prospective students allows me to share my love for and the amazing experiences Geneseo provided me." 

Phillips, Traci (Sionko) -— Class of 1991

Title: Administrative Assistant with the Student Association 
Tenure: 2010-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I always consider myself an ambassador of Geneseo. Working here helps me stay connected and able to share all the wonderful things happening here on campus."

Polosky, Alyssa — Class of 2012

Title: Head Women's Basketball Coach/Head Golf Coach
Tenure: 2011-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I could not tell a better story than the one when people ask me what I love about Geneseo and what has kept me here. I feel a connection to the campus that is unique to those of us who have chosen to dedicate a huge part of our lives to Geneseo!"

Primm, Kya — Class of 2023

Title: Academic Advisor & Success Coach/Office of Advising 
Tenure: 2023-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"As a student, one of my favorite parts about Geneseo was the strong sense of community I felt. I can happily say that as a professional on campus, my community has only grown, and it is incredibly rewarding to give back to the students!"

Quinn, Cori (Southern) — Class of 2017

Title: Career Coach for the School of Arts & Sciences, Career Design Center and 
Coordinator of Diversity & Inclusion, Office of Diversity and Equity 
Tenure: 2024-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I love being able to support students as they transition from high school to college and then beyond to their next steps, especially at the institution that helped shape me."

Radovich-Chu, Rachel — Class of 2017

Title: Clinical Case Management and Campus CARE Coordinator
Tenure: 2023-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I feel sentimental and grateful for the opportunity to return 10 years after beginning my own Geneseo experience. This is the place where I made my best memories and closest friendships and now can help create a positive experience for this generation of students."

Ranieri, Abigail — Class of 2023

Title: Prevention Education Specialist 
Tenure: 2023-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"The memories don't stop after four years, I am continuously gaining new experiences. Working for Geneseo provides me with the opportunity to help build amazing memories for other students and employees. Having a first-row seat to those memories being created has made me proud to be a Geneseo Knight!"

Reuter, George — Class of 1996

Title: Mathematics Lecturer
Tenure: 2013-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I gave up a tenured position in a secondary school to come back to campus, so it means a lot. I understand what a special place Geneseo is, and I understand what special students Geneseo has. So, when I push them to excel it's from the standpoint of a colleague saying, "I know you can do this because I have done what I'm asking you to do!""

Rose, Aimee (Hoover) — Class of 2001

Title: Adjunct instructor in the Department of Mathematics 
Tenure: 2005-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I am honored to teach Mathematics with several of the phenomenal professors I had as an undergrad and graduate student!"

Santos-Smith, Joanna — Class of 2014

Title: Assistant Dean for Strategic Initiatives
Tenure: 2014 / 2022-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I have an opportunity to give back to the next generation of students in a personalized and meaningful way. I get to work to create new opportunities to grow as an institution and create programming for current and future Geneseo students. I love to see the holistic impact that a Geneseo education has on our students. My work here is a small token of the gratitude I have towards the institution."

Schultz, Chris — Class of 1997

Title: Head Coach, Men's Hockey/Athletics
Tenure: 2006-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I bleed blue as a former student-athlete at Geneseo and that has never changed. We work daily to make Geneseo Hockey something to be proud of at the national level." 

Sexton, Alison — Class of 2008

Title: Assistant Director of Student Accounts
Tenure: 2018-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I get to work on a campus that I love, and I get to help current Geneseo students and families - it's the best! I believe Geneseo is a wonderful institution, and I want to help others experience that."

Sheldon, Amy (Halleran) — Class of 1990

Title: Professor/Geological Sciences
Tenure: 2000-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"It means everything. It's a dream come true. Having received an exceptional education from a department dedicated to mentoring and caring for students sets a high bar, so it means carrying on those traditions so that the next student also has an exceptional experience."

Sutherland, Melissa (Schmitz) — Class of 1992

Title: Associate Professor of Mathematics &
Faculty Assistant to the Dean of Academic Planning and Advising
Tenure: 2001-present

Thomashefski, Allison (Bohman) — Class of 2011

Title: Adjunct Professor/Theatre & Dance and Music and Musical Theatre Department
Tenure: 2022-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I love everything about Geneseo. It was a special place in my own professional journey, and I am thrilled to still be part of this community, teaching dance classes now."

Truckenmiller, Jack — Class of 2020

Title: Systems Analyst/Computing & Information Technology
Tenure: 2023-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I fell in love with Geneseo when I first toured the campus and knew it was the place for me, so to be able to come back to work for the alma mater and department that are near and dear to my heart means the world to me."

Tulowiecki, Stephen — Class of 2007

Title: Associate Professor, Geography & Sustainability Studies
Tenure: 2015-present

Waddington, Jennifer (Kelly) — Class of 1997

Title: Lecturer, Special Education in SOE and LIVES Program Director
Tenure: 2021-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Coming back to teach and work at Geneseo has been like coming home. I've always been really proud to be an alum and recognize how strong of a foundation my time here gave me for my career. So, to land back here 25 years later was pretty special."

Wade, Amy (Scruggs) — Class of 1992

Title: Adjunct Lecturer / Psychology
Tenure: 2022-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"It was a dream of mine for a long time to come back and teach at Geneseo. I had worked as an adjunct at a couple other colleges and loved it but always thought it would be great to do this at Geneseo. I have a fairly unique experience; I grew up in Geneseo. My mom is a Geneseo grad and my dad was a professor at Geneseo and retired the year I graduated. I have such fond memories of my dad walking down the hill to the college to teach his evening class and now I get to do that too!"

Walgate, Dylan — Class of 2021

Title: Area Coordinator/Department of Residence Life
Tenure: 2023-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Geneseo helped me develop into who I am and contributed a lot to my life. Being able to now be on the college staff and be able to contribute back to that community and help improve it is deeply meaningful to me."

Walters, Keith — Class of 2011

Title: Marketing Communications Manager
Tenure: 2011-2022 / 2023-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"I find it tremendously rewarding to work for the college that has given me so much in life. I always think back to the last line of our alma mater: 'With our life's work, we'll repay.' I hope that the contributions I make to this special place can repay the debt of gratitude I hold close to my heart."

Wight, Mary Caitlin (Scanlan) — Class of 2007

Title: University Based Teacher Educator/ School of Education
Tenure: approx. 2015-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"It is a point of pride and connection that I can keep that love of public education fostered with the student teachers that I work with, that was prevalent when I was a teacher candidate at Geneseo."

Wiley, Nathan — Class of 1999

Title: Women's Soccer Coach/Athletics
Tenure: 2005-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Geneseo has been part of my life for over two decades. Having been a former student-athlete of this institution and then getting the opportunity to be a part of the campus community has been a very unique experience for me. I cherish every moment that I get to work with the fascinating students, staff, and faculty that are here. My mind is blown on a daily basis how amazing this environment and culture are. I hope to make many more incredible memories for years to come."

Worden, Michelle (Walton) — Class of 1992

Title: Associate Director of Alumni Relations
Tenure: 2006-present

What does it mean to you to be a SUNY Geneseo alum who has chosen to work at your alma mater?
"Geneseo led me directly to my first wonderful career at a local living history museum, Genesee Country Village & Museum. I chose to come back to the place that gave me my start! It is truly rewarding to interact with fellow alumni every day and help them to continue their relationship with our school and each other."