Celebrating the SGSNY 2025/26 Scholarship Graduates

Left to right: Mymona Tasnim, Sathi Roy and Khalid Farhad

Congratulations to our 2025/26 cohort of SGSNY Scholarship recipients on their graduations!

We are thrilled to celebrate our 2025/26 SGSNY Scholars who earned degrees across 24 diverse fields of study, spanning from Nursing and Healthcare Policy to Mechanical Engineering and Construction.

Their hard work, brilliance, and resilience throughout their academic journeys have officially paid off. Many are already stepping into full-time roles, while others are looking forward to their next ambitious steps. 

Success like this doesn't happen in a vacuum. We owe a massive thank-you to our Scholars for their hard work and commitment, and an equally heartfelt thank-you to the SGSNY community. Thanks to the generosity of members and donors, we were able to provide highly beneficial enrichment programs this year, including our Orientation Session, Scholar Reception, and tailored Career Workshops.

Join us in celebrating the following graduates as they take on their next steps and join our accomplished SGSNY Alumni network: 

City College of New York

  • Alicia Persad - Economics 

  • Mymona Tasnim - Management & Administration 

City Tech

  • Althea Jean - Healthcare Policy and Management

  • Harish Sharma - Construction Management

  • Jason Bhimani - Construction Engineering Technology

  • Khalid Farhad - Electrical Engineering Technology 

  • Muhammad Faizan Jamil - Construction Engineering

  • Sabahat Moughal - Health Communication 

  • Sathi Roy - Computer Information Systems

College of Staten Island

  • John Adibeli - Mathematics 

Lehman College 

  • Abir Hossin - Marketing And Human Resource Management 

  • Amina Hima - Business Administration 

  • Gissel Jean Nate Jn Pierre - Nursing

  • Miracle Onyenadum Ugweje - English

  • Tasheba Gallimore - Art 

  • Terri Cotton - Anthropology, Biology, Chemistry 

Queens College

  • Kezia Prince - English 7-12 

Congratulations to the SGSNY Class of 2026! Your journey is just beginning, and we look forward to seeing what you will accomplish.

Learn more about how you can support our Scholarship Program today.



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