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We collected a few stories from Sage graduates, about faculty members who made a difference in their lives. Their stories are a testament to the kinds of bonds that are formed at Sage.
A successful costume designer and a member of the adjunct faculty at Queens College, CUNY, Elivia Bovenzi ’09 gives Professor Michael Musial significant credit for putting her on the road to success. Read Elivia Bovenzi’s Sage Spotlight
After a key internship opportunity and the extra encouragement of a professor who cared, Law & Society graduate Ayanna Dunn ’17 feels ready to pursue her dream of becoming a lawyer. Read Ayanna Dunn’s Sage Spotlight
When asked to describe what she does for students, Director of Academic Support Sara Schuman ’92, a Sage graduate herself, first wants to talk about what a Sage professor once did for her. Read Sara Schuman’s Sage Spotlight
Téa Wilmot ’19 is on her way to law school. She believes the supportive environment at Sage gave her the confidence she needed to be successful both academically and socially. Read Téa Wilmot’s Sage Spotlight