Dr. Lynnda Nadien talks with Muhammed Abdullah Atif '22.  He is currently a senior computer science major at Farmingdale State College, with a focus on full stack coding.  He is active in the creation of efficient and scalable applications and involved in the student government serving as the Chairperson.  He was active in NCC's student government as well.  In his spare time, he is an avid reader and lover of books as well.  He works as an intern at FSC for the Office of Community and Civic Engagement, and advocates for student concerns in all facets of campus life.

Dr. Lynnda Nadien talks with Kathryn Newman, NCC Class of 1976, majoring in African American studies.  As a teaching assistant in the Hempstead Public Schools, she got her teaching assistant certification.  She is a lover of music, art, African studies and worked at the New York Times Syndicate for many years.  She enjoys baseball, listening to music, and watching TV and movies.

Dr. Lynnda Nadien talks with Counrtney Tricarichi-Funk, Class of 2005.  Courtney is an information sciences scholar and educator.  Upon graduation, she earned a BA in Psychology from Hofstra University, followed by an MA from LIU in Philosophy (Information Sciences) and is now in pursuit of a PhD with a focus on neurodivergent students and ensuring their access to higher education. She is currently an adjunct professor and instructor at NCC in the Center for Workforce Development.  She is an academic advisor and is a co-runner of the tabletop gaming expo and an expert in the gaming industry.

Dr. Lynnda Nadien talks with Tolitha Henry, NCC Class of 2015.  She is a passionate traveler who has explored nearly 30 countries as a solo traveler and is deeply connected to fostering strong connections with communities around the world.  She serves as a special education teacher with a decade of experience in high school, middle school, and kindergarten.  Tolitha is an instructional coach and supports educators to better serve children.  She is a runner, a hiker, and is part of many social clubs that involve creating vision boards and sparking creativity and meaningful conversations.

Dr. Lynnda Nadien talks with Carolyn Henry '00.  She has dedicated her life to assisting others and is currently an educational assistant working with children with cerebral palsy.  She is an NYS licensed chaplain and pastor, providing guidance to those in need.  Alongside her husband, she hosts a Christian podcast called Rivers of Living Waters Overflowing Ministry on www.churchtalkradio.com.  She also serves on the NCC Alumni Association board and recently retired from the Department of Probation where she served as the Executive Assistant to brand chiefs, directors and the deputy commissioner with 31 years of service.

Dr. Lynnda Nadien talks with Christopher Marlborough, NCC Class of 1989.  Upon graduation, Chris evaluated job skills of people with disabilities entering the workforce.  He attended Brooklyn Law Svhool and eventually started his own successful law practice representing workers who are cheated of minimum wage and overtime.  www.fightwagetheft.com for more information.

Dr. Lynnda Nadien talks with Jessica Sinclair, NCC Class of 2014.  Jessica was the recipient of the NCC Presidential Scholarship and Citation Award.  She worked as a medical surgical nurse and provided patient healing care.  She graduated cum laude from SUNY Farmingdale.  She created Sinclair Master of Ceremonies Inc., providing servces including public speaking, vlogging, and voice overs.  She is a master of professional development, provides workshops, and is also an author.

Dr. Lynnda Nadien talks with Ronald Gross, NCC class of 1989.  He continued his education at the Academy of Art University.  Ron is a published author and his hobbies include music, art, film, culture, and he writes about what he loves.  One of his hobbies is baking and he runs a group at his public library.  He is writing a series of books on copyrighting and neurographics.  He sponsors writing workshops and is a contemporary artist and writer.

Dr. Lynnda Nadien talks with Mike Garcia '98.  Not only was Mike a student, but he was also a professor at NCC for 10 years, teaching ENL.  He is currently an ENL teacher in the Baldwin school district, as well as a husband, son, and father.  His hobbies include DC Comvis and all that is Marvel and Spiderman!

Dr. Lynnda Nadien speak with Mikey Arugula, NCC Class of 1976.  He is a working man by day, and a podcaster and Beatles Memorabilia collector by night.  He has a vast collection and assists others in building their collections.  He has a YouTuve channel and creates informational videos related to music and collecting.