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"The College
of New Rochelle is a very nurturing atmosphere. They are so
many resources available on campus that enables you to grow as
individual. There is a strong sense of pride and community throughout
the campus. At CNR you can really focus on your studies without being
distracted. Your professors really want to see you succeed and take an
active role in helping you earn your degree."
Roxanne Morrison
Class of 2006
Business/Economics
Major
School of Arts
& Sciences
The
College of New
Rochelle
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Where are you from,
Roxanne?
I am from Trinidad and Tobago but grew up in Staten Island, New York.

How
did you hear about CNR?
I knew about CNR because my older sister also attended the
college.

What
other colleges did you consider and why did you pick CNR?
I transferred to CNR from another small, women’s college in upstate New
York. I chose CNR the second time around because it was much closer to
home and the city and because I was already used to being in small
classrooms and having a close relationship with my professors.

What
is your major?
I am double majoring in Business and Economics.

Roxanne,
tell us about some of your favorite professors.
I have had some great experiences with all my professors but the one
that stand out the most is Professor Linda LoPresti, Associate
Professor of Business. She always takes the time out to get to know
students on both a personal and academic level.

If
someone were to ask you ‘should they go to CNR?’ what reason would you
give them to make The College of New Rochelle their college?
The College of New Rochelle is a very nurturing atmosphere. They are so
many resources available on campus that enables you to grow as
individual. There is a strong sense of pride and community throughout
the campus. At CNR you can really focus on your studies without being
distracted. Your professors really want to see you succeed and take an
active role in helping you earn your degree.

What
clubs or organizations are you involved with as a student?
I am currently Ms. Brescia Hall, a Resident Assistant, and
Corresponding Secretary and member of Black Ice, the CNR Step Team.

Do
you go into New York City often?
I am always going into New York City. It’s so easy to just jump on the
Metro North and go into Manhattan during the day or for a concert at
night.

Do
you have a job on campus?
Yes, I work in the Office of Student Development and Programs and the
Office of Student Services. I want to work on campus so I can focus all
of my time and attention on CNR and my classes.

When
do you graduate?
May 2006

What are your plans after
graduation?
After graduation I plan on attending graduate school outside of New
York State.

To
find out if CNR is the right choice for you, please contact:
School
of Arts
& Sciences
Office
of Admission
The College of New Rochelle
29 Castle Place
New Rochelle, NY 10805
914-654-5334
email: admission@cnr.edu