Janice Fitzpatrick '93

Connections alumna Lu Mei Ng made while earning her M.B.A. have paid off big.

For Heather McGann '06, Southern New Hampshire University was the perfect place to learn about business and about how she could make a difference.

Ashley Liadis '02 enjoyed the 3Year Honors Program in Business at SNHU so much that she now recruits students for it.

SNHU alumna Brenda Quinn became entranced with numbers in high school. Mesmerized while balancing debits and credits in bookkeeping class, she decided to become an accountant.

Google developer advocate Don Dodge '84 says his M.B.A. has helped his career.

Hospitality management graduate John Trant '09 is already a tasting room manager, at a winery in Napa Valley.

Named Boston’s 40th police commissioner, Edward Davis said SNHU’s flexible weekend schedule perfectly complemented his full-time day job.

Sport management and Global MBA grad Abbi Newton ’08 and ’11 has her dream job, working for ESPN Wide World of Sports.

Chef Nicole Barreira '06 earned her bachelor’s degree in hospitality at SNHU, and now heads menu development at T-Bones/Cactus Jacks.

Greg Gosselin's master's degree in Sport Management enabled him to turn his dream of working for a sports organization into a reality.

When Esteban Lopez left Ecuador to earn a master's degree in finance at SNHU, he never imagined he would one day help others attain higher education.

The 3Year Honors Degree Program allowed alum Jason Demarzo to earn his B.S. in Business Administration in just 3 years.

Mother and daughter Patricia and Jill Stansfield attended different SNHU Continuing Education centers, but both have had fruitful experiences.

Marc de Grandpre ’96, ’00 is the CMO for IMAX, the latest global brand in his portfolio.

For Doreen Boutin '07 and '10, SNHU gave her the confidence to go after what she wanted.

Of more than 90,000 candidates who finished the CPA exam in 2011, Perry was one of only 37 individuals who attained a cumulative average score of 95.5 percent passing in one try.

The lives of university trustees Rick Courtemanche ‘73 and Tom Tessier ‘74 have been intersecting since they were kids. Years later, they met again while fighting in the Vietnam War.

SNHU trustee and finance graduate Bob Decolfmacker ’78 has enjoyed many successes in life, both personal and professional.

Sport management graduate Stephanie Cohen ‘10 has landed her dream job, with the Mets.

For baking major Tom Vaillancourt, nothing beats a good sugar sculpture.

Sport management graduate Melissa Conti still uses what she learned in class.

Nasir Arush planned to complete his master's degree in Community Economic Development and return to Somalia to continuing working for women's rights.

Ed Wolak ‘72, ’74 swept floors at Dunkin’ Donuts to help pay for his education. Today he owns more than 70 Dunkin’ Donuts franchises.

Harry Schaeffer complemented decades of managerial experience with a Global M.B.A. with a project management certificate at SNHU, and it's paid off.

An SNHU entrepreneurship class helped inspire PR coordinator Alex Keriazes to start a business.

While deployed in Turkey, Air Force Sgt David Wilson often did his homework on a Mediterranean beach. Going to college while on active military duty was hardly a vacation, however.

Dr. Charlotte Broaden was one of SNHU's first doctoral program graduates. Now she's back as a faculty member, taking refuge at SNHU after Hurricane Katrina closed the New Orleans university where she was teaching.

English major Nicole Doane ’11 is headed to graduate school at Dartmouth, pursuing her goal to become a college professor.

Schultz D’Meza Pierre Louise '12 lost his home and many friends to the devastation of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti.  A chance meeting set him on the path to SNHU.

SNHU’s graduate certificate in project management helped her with a promotion and her home business, boosted her confidence and prepared her for the professional certification test

Adam Link's SNHU degree helped him become one of only 20 individuals selected for the two-year post intended to groom the Navy’s future HR leaders.

The university’s partnership with Fidelity Investments has paid off for Bethany Girling ’06.

Ben Peirce’s career has taken him from Manchester, N.H.,  to Los Angeles and back again since he graduated in 2001.

Culinary arts/hospitality graduate Carey Snow ’06, ’08 is using her skills to help adults with mental illness.

Tom Hand ’73 retired as a bank CFO and is now on his second career – making period furniture.

Alumnus Matthew Studley found his time at SNHU to be mostly fun and games; which in the long run drove his passion for technology.

Miss Rhode Island Kate McCaughey ’10 is enhancing her communications degree with a graduate marketing degree online.

Chris Wolfe had the entrepreneurial spirit at an early age and SNHU helped him create the building blocks to start his own business.

As president and CEO of Ochsner Health System, Warner Thomas helped lead the prominent Louisiana healthcare network through Hurricane Katrina and its growth in the storm's wake.

On location and online graduate Janet Caron didn’t let anything keep her from getting her degree on time – not even cancer.

Stephen Van Beaver ’93 is an entrepreneur who was at the forefront of the Internet revolution.

Like many graduate students, Janice Fitzpatrick juggled work, school and family when she came to SNHU for her master’s degree. It was worth it.