ESU Success Stories
Launching a Leader, ESU Junior Earns Prestigious Internship in Global Finance
Makenley Jean ’20 is pretty modest, and it is hard to get him to talk about himself. So we will have to let the people who know him do it for him: “He is a leader.” “A self-starter.” “Driven. Focused. Eager to learn.” “He is going places.” “A great role model.”
March 8, 2019 - No Comments - Read more
ESU Celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science
In a lecture hall in East Stroudsburg University’s Science and Technology Center elementary students watched as two household products created an “explosion”.
February 21, 2019 - No Comments - Read More
Upward Bound was Ladder to Success for ESU Alum
Jayleen Galarza grew up in a U.S. military family and lived abroad before her parents divorced and she and her siblings moved with their mother to the Lehigh Valley. The family was barely getting by before the divorce but afterward…
February 11, 2019 - No Comments - Read More
ESU Student Returns to Finish What She Started
On the morning of Saturday, December 15 – commencement day at East Stroudsburg University – Kayla Hahn received a text message from her father – “Are you sure this is really happening?” Hahn responded with a photo of herself in her graduation cap and gown “It’s really happening.”
December 18, 2018 - No Comments - Read More
ESU’s First Fulbright Scholar Learns and Teaches
Last spring, when the United States was preparing to move its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, Dr. Sam Quainoo’s public policy and administration class had a spirited discussion about the pros and cons of that controversial move. At the center of that debate was Ghadir Aburokba, a Palestinian from Gaza, who is the first Fulbright scholar to come to East Stroudsburg University. Aburokba has been studying for her master’s degree in political science since arriving at ESU in August 2017. She graduates Saturday.
December 12, 2018 - No Comments - Read More
Mother and Daughter Power Team Graduate Together from ESU
Different majors, different goals, different stages in life. But mother and daughter Maria Ortiz-Cintron, 46, and Victoria Cintron, 22, from East Stroudsburg, have been in sync all the way through their college careers. Both will receive their ESU bachelor’s degrees on December 15, Maria in communications and Victoria in Spanish. Both are Dean’s List students who have won academic awards. And both are focused, motivated and determined to excel.
December 7, 2018 - No Comments - Read More
Another Historic Season for ESU Field Hockey Ends with 1-0 OT Loss to Shippensburg in DII Final
East Stroudsburg University’s quest for a second Division II Field Hockey Championship in the last four years came up one goal short.
December 1, 2018 - No Comments - Read More
ESU Field Hockey Blanks Pace 3-0, Advances to DII Title Game
For a second time in four years, ESU will compete for a Division II Field Hockey Championship.
November 29, 2018 - No Comments - Read More
Duke Ellington Nutcracker Suite Returns to ESU
Whether you know the story of “The Nutcracker” or not, you certainly know the music, and at this time of year the child in everyone can embrace that message of magical wonderment: Only those who believe can see.
November 21, 2018 - No Comments - Read More
Biodiversity 101: Professors Bring Back Lessons from a Pristine Rainforest
Three East Stroudsburg University professors traveled deep into the largest pristine rainforest in Central America in part to see the elusive Harpy Eagle, the world’s most powerful raptor that is so distinctive it was the inspiration for the phoenix in the Harry Potter movies.
November 12, 2018 - No Comments - Read More
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