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Serving Alumni of Saint Paul's School of Nursing Queens Campus and Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Center School of Nursing
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WELCOME CLASS OF 2019!!!
Memorial Service for Alum Dillon Mohammed
Please join us for a memorial service will be held for 2018 Alum Dillon Mohammed at Queens Campus Thursday July 11th at 7pm.
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Dillon Mohammed
Born on September 12, 1996 and left us on June 21, 2019.
Dillon left us so he could be our guardian angel from afar. He left us with memories that only leads to laughter along with a broken heart.
He was his mother’s best friend, his father’s helping hand and his brother’s keeper. Anyone who grew to know Dillon personally knew that he was an extraordinary and selfless young man. He was and is loved by his parents, family members, best friends and friends.
At 22, he graduated from St. Paul’s School of Nursing with an Associates, passed his NCLEX, and claimed the title RN, and got his first job as a Care Manager with Centers Care Solutions.
He was the kindnest human being to be around, very honorable young man that had so much more to gave and share. His computerized brain cells and contagious smile were worth more than words can tell.
Dillon was cremated by Hindu rights on Monday 24, 2019.
In his memory his memorial card reads, “OM BHUT BHUVA SWAH TAT SAVITUR VARANEYAM BHARGO DEWASYA DEE MAHEE DIYO YO NAHA PRACHO DAYAT.”
“We meditate on the glory of the Creator;
Who has created the Universe;
Who is worthy of Worship;
Who is the embodiment of Knowledge and Light;
Who is the remover of Sin and Ignorance;
May He open our hearts and enlighten our Intellect.”
Let us all come together to show our love for Dillon by helping his family in their time of need.
This money will help to pay off Dillon’s school debt of $5000 or any other expenses the family had to encounter with the sudden lost of this beautiful soul we remember in memory.
-Submitted by Alum Kadiffa Mc Farlane
Born on September 12, 1996 and left us on June 21, 2019.
Dillon left us so he could be our guardian angel from afar. He left us with memories that only leads to laughter along with a broken heart.
He was his mother’s best friend, his father’s helping hand and his brother’s keeper. Anyone who grew to know Dillon personally knew that he was an extraordinary and selfless young man. He was and is loved by his parents, family members, best friends and friends.
At 22, he graduated from St. Paul’s School of Nursing with an Associates, passed his NCLEX, and claimed the title RN, and got his first job as a Care Manager with Centers Care Solutions.
He was the kindnest human being to be around, very honorable young man that had so much more to gave and share. His computerized brain cells and contagious smile were worth more than words can tell.
Dillon was cremated by Hindu rights on Monday 24, 2019.
In his memory his memorial card reads, “OM BHUT BHUVA SWAH TAT SAVITUR VARANEYAM BHARGO DEWASYA DEE MAHEE DIYO YO NAHA PRACHO DAYAT.”
“We meditate on the glory of the Creator;
Who has created the Universe;
Who is worthy of Worship;
Who is the embodiment of Knowledge and Light;
Who is the remover of Sin and Ignorance;
May He open our hearts and enlighten our Intellect.”
Let us all come together to show our love for Dillon by helping his family in their time of need.
This money will help to pay off Dillon’s school debt of $5000 or any other expenses the family had to encounter with the sudden lost of this beautiful soul we remember in memory.
-Submitted by Alum Kadiffa Mc Farlane
To donate to the Mohammed Family please click the link below.
Join Us for NY Mets Nurse Night with Nurse Blake on July 27th!
Be Featured on our website!
What have you been up to since graduating Saint Paul's? Send us your pic and bio to be featured in our upcoming Alumni Spotlight! Submit your profile to m.wirth@spsonalumni.com today and be featured here at www.spsonalumni.com!
Seeking Alumni Officers!The SPSON Queens Alumni Committee are seeking new Alumni committee members!Are you a pro party planner? A social media maven? Have excellent computer skills? Expert fund raising acumen? Inquiries please contact Queens Campus Alumni President Mindy Wirth at (212) 470-0607, or m.wirth@spsonalumni.com!
SPSON #1 Forbes list!Our Queens campus tops the Forbes 2017 list of top 30 2 year trade schools! Check out the on the link below!
SPSON Alumni Brunch 3/11!A great time was had by all!
SPSON Seeks Nursing Academic Advisory Board Lunch Meeting Participants!Deans Thomas and Jensen will be holding an Academic Advisory Board meetings throughout the year. SPSON Alums, and RNs at any level of practice are welcome to join the committee. This is a great opportunity to bring your practice to the classroom! Your input will be valued and used to guide the oncoming curriculum for the Nursing Program.
If you are interested in participating please contact m.wirth@spsonalumni.com. Our History: Catholic Medical Center School of NursingSubmitted by 1975 graduate Denise Sullivan-Carbone:
"I was a 1975 graduate of CMC School of Nursing. That was before it became St. Vincent's Catholic Medical Center. We were a 3 year diploma program. First year and last we lived in Immaculata Hall in Jamaica across from Mary Immaculate Hospital. Our second year we lived in an old convent building in Long Island City. We were bused in school buses to our different clinical rotations. We did our rotations at Mary Immaculate, St. John's Hospital in Elmhurst, St. Mary's Hospital in Brooklyn, Holy Family Hospital in Brooklyn and Creedmore State Hospital in Queens. We received our caps after completion of our first year. The cap was designed by the first class of students to graduate as CMC students. The cap was special and the back of the cap had three points, each point representing the three nursing schools that were combined to form CMC School of Nursing. The three schools were: Mary Immaculate School of Nursing, St. John's School of Nursing, and St. Mary's School of Nursing. I will say that the three years that I spent in CMC were some of the happiest years in my life and I have had a wonderful life!" 
Saint Vincent's School of Nursing Class of 1966 OutreachFamily of Saint Vincent's School of Nursing Class of 1966 Graduate Shaune (Sara) Blair has reached out to SPSON Alumni Association to reach out to her classmates.
Attached are photos of Sara and Saint Vincent's Nursing students marching in the 1966 Saint Patrick's Day Parade in New York City! For information on Ms. Blair, or to share or reach out with your own photos, please contact us at spsonqueensalumni@gmail.com! 
Welcome new Secretary Treasurer Elizabeth Espinosa!
I graduated SPSON class of 2016!! I'm glad to come on board as the secretary/treasurer of the SPSON alumni. I had the privilege of serving my classmates as student council president and a member of the NSNA. Next challenge NCLEX...one step at a time. Can't wait to grow with our alumni and keep building at St. Paul's.
~Liz SPSON Grads Volunteer at MSHQ Health Fair Saturday, June 4th!Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens held it's annual Community Health Fair at Kaufman Astoria Studios Saturday June 4th. Alumni and current students attended the event where they were able to catch up with recent SPSON grads share NCLEX Study tips and of course have the opportunity to mingle with some of Mount Sinai's Nurses!
SPSON Student Blood Drive 6/14 and Bake Sale Fundraiser each Monday.
Hey Alumni!! I'm Jennifer new Student Council president.
We are having a blood drive Tuesday June 14th from 10:30am to 4:30 pm! All are invited to donate. Email stpaulsSONstudentcouncil@gmail.com to sign up. You can also come to the school every Monday from 11:30am-12:30 pm or 4-5pm and buy from our bake sale as well!! We hope to see our alumni there! Welcome new Vice President Fara Shariff!
Fara Shariff graduated from St. Paul’s School of Nursing January 2016 and was excited to finally assume the title of a Registered Nurse. While attending St. Paul’s she found time to start the NSNA Chapter for the School. Students had the opportunity to participate in community out reach programs and sign up for volunteering at the Food Bank of New York. This allowed them to practice their growing assessment skills as well as getting to know the population in NY and educate them on basic health improvement techniques. Welcome, Fara!!!
Sold Out!!! NY Mets Medical Professional Appreciation Night May 17th, 2016!Saint Paul's Alumni and Friends had a great time at Mets Medical Professional Night! Alumni President Mindy Wirth and Career Services Director accepted New York Met-Citi Field Spirit Awards on behalf of Saint Paul's Alumni for having sold the second highest number of group sales tickets at the event. Next year let's go for first place!
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Yearbooks Available!
Graduate Yearbooks from 2011 and onward are available at the Queens Campus! Please contact the registrar at 718-517-8916 to arrange to pick yours up today!
