ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HIGHLIGHTS, RICHARD PRINZI
with four or five board members into the at the Richmond County Ballpark, saluted
to be the new president of the board of
organization that now has three or four the class of 2007. The opening day game
directors of the College of Staten Island
staff people in the office and a virtually saw the Staten Island Yankees take on the
Alumni Association. Having worked with
full board of almost 30 members, and Brooklyn Cyclones.
our veteran board members for a number
of years, I know them to be dedicated
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hundreds of volunteers.”
In support of the College community
volunteers, and our newly elected board
Prinzi is currently a partner at Integrated the CSIAA organized and participated in
members have already shown an eagerness
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Financial Service, Inc., an accounting various on-campus activities. Two student
to be active.” She adds, “It is my belief that
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practice that provides tax, accounting, workshops, on the path to medical school,
this enthusiastic board will be able to reach
financial planning, forensic accounting, with Dmitry Volfson DO, ’02, and on
out to more of our alumni and instill in THE
legal, and other consulting services to skin care, with Gloria Castelucci ’02,
them a sense of pride and an eagerness to
individuals and small businesses. His medical esthetician, gave students a chance
remain connected to this College.”
commitment to the College will continue to learn from expert alumni. In May,
with his role as a board member of the the CSIAA board of directors donated
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CSI Foundation. $3,000 to CSI Athletics to support student
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athletes, at their Annual Athletics Awards OR
This year, CSIAA hosted a variety of events Dinner, presented Outstanding Student
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inviting alumni, students, and community Leadership Awards to four graduating
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members to participate. CSIAA celebrated students at the Annual Student Awards
After seven years as the CSI Alumni the music of the 1960s, holding the first Ceremony, and welcomed alumni as they
ANNU
Association (CSIAA) president, Richard CSI Cabaret Night in October, and hosted returned to campus to participate in the
Prinzi ’93, resigned from his position an annual Holiday Networking Party in Commencement procession.
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to become a member of the board of December. In May, Elena Solitario ’82,
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directors of the CSI Foundation. Prinzi, owner of the Pilo Arts Day Spa, graciously Cynthia DiMarco, Esq. ’72, ’74, has been
who had been president since 2000, and hosted “Spring into Beauty,” an evening of elected the president of CSIAA. A native
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an Association board member since 1995, pampering spa treatments, held annually. Staten Islander and CSIAA board member
CSI
reflects on his tenure as CSIAA president as The evening featured informational for ten years, DiMarco has also served
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“a wonderful experience. I got to work with presentations on skin care by two as the board’s recording secretary and
some very talented individuals. I took the physicians, and two alumnae won grand vice president. DiMarco, a lawyer, who
Alumni Association from a grassroots, very prize trips to spas in Bologna and Tuscany. specializes in real estate, wills and estates,
small, one part-time employee organization Another annual event, CSI Alumni Night and business law, says, “I am honored
After five years of generous support from the Staten The CSI Foundation
Island Foundation, the Strategies for Success after school raised in excess of one
academic mentoring program at IS 49 and PS 57 finds new million dollars for the third
support from the JP Morgan Chase Foundation, United consecutive year with a total
Way, and the JCC Beacon Program through the NYC of $1.567 million.
Dept. of Youth and Community Development.
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