Annie Suffredini, Executive Director 
- Farrington College of Education & Human Development
“From their first day to their first job, we guide students as they grow into confident professionals ready to succeed.”
Connie Cuccurese, Assistant Director
- College of Arts & Sciences
“Being undecided is where discovery begins. We help students explore possibilities, gain clarity, and move forward with confidence.”
Heather Sabino, Director 
- Jack Welch College of Business & Technology
“The job search is more than applying—it’s building a strategy, showcasing strengths, and making meaningful connections. We help students gain the confidence to turn goals into real opportunities.”
Steve Marks, Director 
- College of Arts & Sciences, Jack Welch College of Business & Technology
“We help students turn their college experiences into powerful resumes that show employers exactly what they’re capable of.”
Cicely Poggi-Gedacht, Associate Director
- Davis & Henley College of Nursing, College of Health Professions
“Through interview prep and practice, we help students turn preparation into confidence—and confidence into opportunity.”
Amy Novak, Senior Director
- College of Arts & Sciences
“Networking is about building real relationships that open doors. SHU connects students with employers, alumni, and mentors—turning conversations into internships, opportunities, and building the confidence to take the next step.”
Justin Triscari, Associate Director
- Jack Welch College of Business & Technology
“Internships help students explore careers, build skills, and find the right path forward—and we guide them every step of the way.”
Sheila Lillis, Associate Director
- Jack Welch College of Business & Technology
“Students don’t need all the answers to start—just preparation, persistence, and the confidence to keep moving forward. That’s what we help them build.”
Amanda Shaw, Director
- Davis & Henley College of Nursing, College of Health Professions
“We prepare students to advocate for themselves—because knowing your value and negotiating your future is key to career success.”