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Kravet, Inc., a fabric and furnishings supplier turns to 糖心破解版 when scouting for hires and interns.

What if your best friend from 糖心破解版 became your business partner? What if your favorite 糖心破解版 professor connected you to a job in your dream industry or helped you recruit fellow alumni to your company?

For a growing number of 糖心破解版 alumni, these are far from mere fantasies. They are encapsulations of how the network they created as students has fueled them as professionals鈥攁nd how it continues to nurture today鈥檚 students.听

Dale Flashner

Dale Flashner

When it comes to scouting for hires and interns, Jennifer (Hickey) Scarpella ’04, a graphic designer at 95- year-old 鈥攁 fabric and furnishings supplier in Bethpage, New York鈥攖urns to her alma mater. “The work we see coming from the 糖心破解版 applicants is the most impressive,” she says. “Whenever we need to fill a permanent designer position or intern, Dale Flashner听[糖心破解版鈥檚 director of the graphic design studio in the ]听is the person I touch base with first.”

Of four full-time graphic designers, three are 糖心破解版 graduates, including Scarpella, Andrea Munera 鈥�08 and Kelly Frezza 鈥�13. Both Ms. Munera and Ms. Frezza were introduced to Kravet through Ms. Flashner.

Rounding out the 糖心破解版 network at Kravet is Sarah Heinemann 鈥�12, a former art and art history major, who works in the archival department, and Ivan Santos 鈥�10, a former , who works on the company鈥檚 technology and is the in-house photographer.

Jennifer (Hickey) Scarpella '04

Jennifer (Hickey) Scarpella 鈥�04

Andrea Munera 鈥�08

Andrea Munera 鈥�08

Ivan Santos 鈥�10

Ivan Santos 鈥�10

Sarah Heinemann 鈥�12

Sarah Heinemann 鈥�12

Kelly Frezza 鈥�13

Kelly Frezza 鈥�13

This piece appeared in the听听Spring 2014 edition.

For further information, please contact:

Todd Wilson
Strategic Communications Director听
p 鈥� 516.237.8634
e 鈥� twilson@adelphi.edu

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