History Makers: Guy V. Molinari ’49 H’90
He represented Staten Island through thick and thin.
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A Community-Based Researcher with Eclectic Taste
Wagner helps you “create your own story,” says Quincy Rasin ’18.
An Urban Physician Devoted to Diversity
“In the Learning Communities, you learn to branch out, whether you’re comfortable with it or not,” says Dr. Violeta Capric ’12.
One Class, Many Paths
In 2018, I checked in with a few students I had written about in 2007–11 and found out where their Wagner Plan education had led them.
A Public Relations Specialist and Civic Leader
“My career is very important, but equally as important to me is being engaged as a citizen and being well-rounded as an individual.”
Dr. Sharon Ivey Richie ’71
A trailblazer at Wagner and in the nursing profession, Dr. Sharon Ivey Richie died on September 2, 2018.
Dr. Guy V. Molinari ’49 H’90
Longtime public servant Dr. Guy V. Molinari ’49 H’90 died on July 25, 2018, at age 89.
Ken Mitchell ’87: A Zoo-tiful Day in the Neighborhood
The executive director of the Staten Island Zoo heads a small but vital institution of education and conservation.
Banking Bad
Bob Mazur ’72 speaks about his real-life undercover work and the major motion picture based on his life, ‘The Infiltrator.’
Gentrification and Shadow Governments: New Book by Professor Unger
Unger traces the development of Business Improvement Districts and uncovers their hidden costs.