A few years after finishing my undergraduate degree in Computer Science I realized pursuing a masters in computer science would help position me better to pursue opportunities that were more in line with my interests.
Brian Gormanly
Computer Science Graduate Program
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Marist helped me realize I don’t just want a career. I want to leave a legacy of change, no matter how big or small.
Kylie Toomes
Mathematics major with minors in Chemistry and Social Justice
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Halfway through my Marist career, I’ve engaged in research, tutoring, leadership, and intramural sports, and I’ll study abroad in Florence, Italy, next semester.
Grace Gorreck
Computer Science and Math
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I am a researcher in the fields of data science and artificial intelligence with 20+ years of experience in the tech industry, working with large corporations. I have helped develop the field of learning analytics, with seminal work that placed Marist among the first institutions to develop and implement this kind of systems.
Eitel J.M. Lauría
Data Science & Information Systems Professor and the Director of Graduate Programs (MSIS, MSCS) at the School of Computer Science & Mathematics at Marist University.
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Office hours are never crowded, and the professors I have had cared about their students' success — not only in class but also in finding an internship or career path suited to them.
Cassidy Heulings
Computer Science and Math
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I loved learning about the real-world applications of the math I was learning in my classes. From there, my involvement in the department, the relationships with faculty and student, and the opportunities that I have taken have far surpassed my expectations for my undergraduate career.
Camille Renaud
Applied Mathematics major
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Normal subgroup complementation is one of my areas of research in finite groups. I saw that there were no books on this field targeted at graduate students and researchers in the field, so I decided to write one.
Joseph Kirtland
Professor of Mathematics
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Here at Marist, she brings a unique perspective from Peru and keeps her priority focused on bridging gaps between minority groups. Her specific AI research revolves around sign language processing, but as a professor, she believes she also holds a responsibility to teach students how to use AI as a mentor rather than just a source of information.
Gissella Bejarano
Professor of Computer Science at Marist University
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I wanted to do something that has more of a meaning, more of an outcome. When you look back at your life, you realize, it’s not how much money you have, it’s how you influenced change,
Ian Marsh
Computer Science and Cybersecurity double major
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