Cliff Pollack '78 celebrates 50 years of varsity men’s ice hockey | Quinnipiac University
Cliff Pollack '78 celebrates 50 years of varsity men’s ice hockey
Quinnipiac celebrates its 50th year of varsity men’s ice hockey in 2025. I'm one of the three captains of the inaugural team 1975-76. I currently still live in Hamden, and I’m the creator of the Area For Rest & Prayer on the Farmington Canal trail (4.3 mile marker in Hamden). This is an original team photo.
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2005
Erin R. Moody ’05 reflects on her Quinnipiac friends becoming family
I showed up at Quinnipiac in the fall of 2001 with no clue that the people I met my freshman year would become my forever family. Back then, we were just a bunch of kids trying to figure out how to do laundry without shrinking everything and pretending we understood what 'credit hours' meant. But somewhere between late‑night laughs, cafeteria adventures, and the beautiful chaos of Mountainview and The Hill, something real took root.
By the time we graduated in 2005, our bond was already solid — but I had no idea it would only get stronger. These are the people I rely on, the ones who show up, the ones who know my history because they lived every ridiculous, hilarious, emotional moment right alongside me.
And the best part? Every time we’re together, we snap right back into our old rhythm. Same jokes. Same laughter. Same 'how did we survive college' energy. It’s like stepping straight back onto campus, except now we have better skincare routines and slightly earlier bedtimes.
One of my favorite full‑circle moments: in college, we used to talk about taking a big trip together when we turned 40. At the time, 40 felt like a distant, mythical age — basically ancient. Well, plot twist ... we hit 40 two years ago, and we actually did it. We took the trip. We kept the promise our younger selves made, and it was everything we hoped for — proof that some friendships don’t fade, they just get funnier and more meaningful with time.
I never expected that a random mix of freshmen would become my lifelong circle. But they did. And the bond we built at Quinnipiac is stronger than blood. It’s love, loyalty and a lifetime of shared memories.
They’re my people. My family. And I’m grateful every single day that Quinnipiac brought us together.
February 13, 2026
1993
Ladies from Class of 1993 enjoy girls' weekend!
In May 2025, ladies from then Quinnipiac College Class of 1993 spent a girls' weekend in Mystic, Connecticut. We ate, drank, shopped and — more than anything — laughed! Ever since we graduated, we gather at least once a year! Included in the picture from the Class of 1993 are April (George) Bryant, Kate (Wassel) McCoy, Colleen (Leonard) Prendergast, Laura (Delisi) Palumbo, Lynne (Bizewski) Hurley, Angela (Bucchignano) Mile and Rachelle (Bloomfield) Scharf. Missing is Laura (Kirkyla) Jalinskas.
February 13, 2026
1994
Stacie Galicki ’94 celebrates enduring friendships
Thirty-five years of us. Stacie, Michelle, Jenn, Bridget, Maura, Rebecca, Denise and Alisa. In 1990, we met at Quinnipiac College as roommates in Larson and Irma. Our friendship took us to Troup, Perlroth and the Hill. After graduating in 1994, our friendship only got stronger with weddings, babies, deaths, vacations, many girls' weekends and everything in between. It’s hard to believe we started with no cell phones and now we have continuous daily updates in our group chat that keep us more connected than ever. It feels like we still live next door to each other. We have 19 children between us with two QU alumni, with hopefully more to come. These girls became more than roommates; they are family, best friends for life.
February 11, 2026
1990
Michael Fenster ’90 reunites Class of 1990 for 35-year reunion
What a great time seeing 45 of my classmates and friends from the Class of 1990. I ran the event and all had a great time at On the Rocks. Thank you Quinnipiac.
February 11, 2026
2011
Gina McAllister-Conte ’11 on QU forever friends
From freshman year to forever friends ❤️ What started as a simple pool party has grown into our annual QU BBQ and a tradition we look forward to every year. We’ve been friends since freshman year, some of us even from the same orientation group. It's been so special watching our QU family grow with husbands, wives and children along the way. Forever grateful to Quinnipiac for friendships that truly last a lifetime.
February 10, 2026
1977
Susan Prunka Polaski ’77 celebrates 50 years of friendship
I became friends with Eileen, Laurie and Nancy first semester freshman year. Over the course of two years, we were suite mates (in Dorm D it was called then), and then roommates at the apartments (23A). We remain friends to this day, 50 years later. Nancy, Laurie and I were heartbroken to lose Eileen nine years ago, but she will be in our hearts forever. <3 We have many memories while at Quinnipiac (the Rat, May weekends, Billy Joel concert, mixers esp the Halloween ones!) We had different majors, so weren't in many classes together, but living together made us friends for life. So many others, other roommates and friends - Beth, Jim, Mary, Donna M, Sue M, Linda - with whom we also have fun memories, and we also stayed in touch all these years. We are all blessed!
February 08, 2026
2004
Amy Crain ’04 reflects on the enduring friendship of the ‘Lucky 7’
Denise (Tretola) Lopresti, Stephanie (Thomson) Stephenson, Diane Whittaker, Cali (Hettrich) Thorngate, Val Pensa, Jen (Starnes) Neve and myself all met at different times at Quinnipiac - some were roommates, dorm mates, classmates or OLs - but what became rooted and what remains long after graduation is the kind of friendship that changes you for the better. Post-graduation, we always found ways to get together (Reunions at SideStreet!) and celebrate major milestones with each other or provide support when it was needed most. But in this last decade is where we really found our niche at staying connected both daily (via Marco Polo) and also annually by taking girls weekend trips as a group - and those moments we share have really solidified our story as the "Lucky 7."
February 06, 2026
1997
Linda Semple ’97 honors over 20 years of friendship
Linda Semple ’97 reflects on 20 years of Quinnipiac friendships: "QU gave me my forever friends. Although we only lived together our senior year, we have been great friends ever since. We all live in different states and get together when we can, but text often! Remaining friends for so many years shows how tight our QU bond really is."
February 06, 2026
2025
Bryanna Paternostro ’25 shares a Fourth of July reunion memory
Along with her photo submission, Bryanna Paternostro ’25 shared: "July 4th! The first time all of us were together since graduation!"
February 05, 2026
2014
Catherine Campbell ’14 celebrates friendship this Valentine's Day
From Commons to Forever: They say you find your soulmates in college and for us, that meant finding the friends who would walk through every stage of life by our side. Our journey began in 2010 as freshmen meeting in Commons. What started as a random introduction in the dorm turned into a fifteen-year "Bobcat bond" that only grew stronger as we moved through every stage of the QU experience.
We navigated the evolution of campus life together: moving from Old Village to the sunsets and mountain views at York Hill, and finally getting a taste of the "real world" in our off-campus house on Whitney Avenue while we tackled grad school.
Our time at QU was defined by the best of Hamden and New Haven:
Numerous hikes up Sleeping Giant.
Endless, coffee-fueled study marathons at Arnold Bernhard Library.
Dancing on the benches at Aunt Chilada’s and legendary nights out at Toad’s Place.
Since leaving the Bobcat bubble, we’ve remained best friends into our adult lives, celebrating marriages, babies, promotions, and every major milestone in between. This Valentine’s Day, we’re sending a huge "Thank You" to QU for the best memories and for giving us a friendship that truly is for keeps.
Once a Bobcat, always a Bobcat! 🐾
February 04, 2026
2015
Jessica (Sola) Grace ’15 shares over a decade of friendship
Meeting in our 2012 sophomore year our friendship began and has only gotten better since! We’ve experienced everything together from heartbreak to celebrations and everything life has offered us in between. We are each other’s soulmates.
February 04, 2026
2000
Kimberly Poeta ’00 and Michelle Schreyer ’00: Lifelong friends from Q
Kimberly Poeta ’00 writes: "Michelle Schreyer ’00, I call her Shell, is that best friend that I didn’t know I needed in my life. We knew each other freshman year with similar friends but we were not close, not for any reason, just busy! Our friend group decided we would all room together sophomore year in Larson! One afternoon, Shell cornered me in the library and said “if we are going to be roommates next year, we might as well be friends.” This when I knew I had found my match, and she wasn’t from Long Island with these words lol…. From here on out, Shell was my ride or die, we’ve both been through highs and lows in life. Through it all, I’m so thankful for Quinnipiac bringing me my life long friend. Love u Shell."
February 04, 2026
2001
Kimberly Saccucci ’01: Over 26 years of Quinnipiac friendship
We are a close-knit group of 10 friends who graduated from Quinnipiac University’s OT, PT, and medical technology programs. Through the years, we’ve made it a priority to see each other annually, preserving the strong bonds formed during our time at QU. We’ve supported one another through life’s challenges and proudly celebrated each other’s personal and professional milestones. Our connection remains a meaningful reminder of the lasting relationships built through shared experiences and mutual support. We love to reflect on all the good times that we had during our years at Quinnipiac!
February 04, 2026
2004, 2005
MAT alumnae continue Quinnipiac friendship
We met our freshmen year while in the MAT program for elementary education. We graduated with our bachelor’s degrees in 2004 and with our master’s degrees in 2005. A lot has changed over the years, but our friendship has stood the test of time. And we are all still teaching!!! Pictured: Meghan Witheril ’04, MAT ’05, Katie (Koproski) Mattice ’04, MAT ’05, Deena (DeLucia) Scigliano ’04, MAT ’05, and Christina Fink ’04, MAT ’05
February 04, 2026
2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
Kylie Cardoso ’16: A Quinnipiac wedding reunion!
I recently got married and was lucky to have five of my best friends from Quinnipiac as bridesmaids. We also had some other great Quinnipiac friends at the wedding, including five of us from the physical therapy program. I'm so thankful to Quinnipiac for giving me these lifelong best friends!
February 04, 2026
2007
Freshman roommates Dana Cirincione-Welles '07 and Charity Kuchyt '07 reconnect
Dana Cirincione-Welles 07 and Charity Kuchyt '07 reconnected in New York City with their husbands recently to see a Broadway show. Although we are separated by miles and are in different states, we try to get back together once in awhile to catch up with each other over dinner, or in this case, dinner and a show. This past weekend we saw Harry Potter and the Cursed Child together before going off to dinner.
February 03, 2026
2018
Kyle Adams ’18 and Matt Warner ’18, MHS ’20, maintain close friendship
Being part of the Quinnipiac alumni community is a privilege! I'm super grateful for Quinnipiac strengthening lifelong connections and bringing me closer to people like Matt Warner ’18, MHS ’20. Matt and I met in middle school, were friends throughout high school, and got even closer during our time together at QU. We still see each other to this day and will be watching the Super Bowl together this February! The picture included is from our first day of freshman year hiking Sleeping Giant in August 2014.
February 02, 2026
1999, 2014
Karla (Russo) Natale ’99, MS ’14, shares how Quinnipiac sparked a lifelong friendship
Karla (Russo) Natale ’99, MS ’14, met Colleen Hines ’99 while sitting in David Cadden's management class. “We quickly realized we had a lot in common and when we were assigned to the same project a group, a long friendship began. Through my work at Quinnipiac and Colleen's activeness as an alum, our friendship has continued. I'm so grateful we had the opportunity to meet that day in class!”
February 02, 2026
2018, 2023
John Shepherd ’23 highlights the value of alumni connections
After graduating with a double major in criminal justice and sociology, John Shepherd ’23, joined the Quinnipiac Office of Development and Alumni Affairs in 2024 as assistant director of next generation and affinity giving. He shares that working at Quinnipiac has given him the opportunity to strengthen his ties with fellow alumni. He writes: "Working at Quinnipiac has given me the chance to build meaningful connections with people I’m now fortunate to call friends. I’m especially grateful for Kyle Adams ’18; it’s been a privilege to work alongside him on the same team, and I’m glad our paths crossed through this job."
January 30, 2026
1976
Jeraldlyn Mebane '76 retires after successful career
Jeraldlyn Mebane '76, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, is retired after a diverse career. Her career included 3.5 years at Avco Lycoming as a cost accountant; 20 years in corporate accounting and financial services (Clairol/Bristol-Myers Squibb CPG); nonprofit accounting for Kids in Crisis, a nonprofit organization; a family-owned real estate business and retail sales; as well as managing personal and family properties over the years. She said, "I always loved learning new things and staying challenged!"
November 23, 2025
2020, 2021, 2023
Julia Basso ’20, DPT ’23, and Cameron Mowry ’20, MBA ’21, marry at Quinnipiac
Julia Basso ’20, DPT ’23, and Cameron Mowry ’20, MBA ’21, welcomed their guests, including the many Quinnipiac alumni in their wedding party, as well as family and friends, for the big day at Quinnipiac.
November 13, 2025
2003
Jeremiah Cottle, JD '03, graduates from National Defense University
I recently graduated from the National Defense University - College of International Security Affairs with a Master of Arts in Strategic Security Studies, Irregular Warfare Concentration. I also received Joint Professional Military Education Phase II Certification. I was one of only a few U.S. civilians to attend among U.S. and foreign military students. The institution is a U.S. Department of Defense senior leadership school where I was nominated and sent by my employer of 18 years, the U.S. Secret Service (USSS). I have returned to the USSS to bring back strategic skills to support the agency's dual mission of national leadership protection and financial crimes investigation. See attached photo of me receiving my degree from University President and USN Vice Admiral Peter T. Garvin. I am a 2003 JD graduate of the Quinnipiac School of Law.
July 10, 2025
2023, 2024
Ephemia Nicolakis ’23, MBA ’24, marries Loukas Agoris
Ephemia Nicolakis ’23, MBA ’24, married Loukas Agoris on June 21, 2025. She is a marketing specialist at Yale University, and he is a seminarian at a Greek Orthodox School of Theology.
June 28, 2025
1986
Susan Thomas '86 shares life updates
I have passionately worked in environmental conservation since QC and recently switched to a veterinary diagnostic company. Hubby and I currently live in central MA and have 3 sons (pilot, mechanical engineer and college freshman in environmental science). I have been a leader with BSA for 15 years and enjoy all types of outdoor adventures in my free time. Would LOVE to hear from my fellow Class of '86 "Bobcats"!!!
May 14, 2025
2019, 2020, 2021
Megan (Donnelly) Aikens-Kinney ’20, MBA ’21, and Connor Aikens-Kinney ’19 marry
Megan (Donnelly) Aikens-Kinney ’20, MBA ’21, and Connor Aikens-Kinney ’19 were married April 5, 2025, in Prospect, CT, by Justin Kile, professor of industrial engineering and director of the industrial engineering program in the School of Computing & Engineering. The ceremony was attended by several QU alumni.
April 20, 2025
2010
Justin Wilcox '10 named to Forbes’ inaugural Best-In-State CPAs 2025 list
Justin Wilcox '10, a partner at Glastonbury-based accounting and advisory firm FML, has been named to Forbes’ inaugural Best-In-State CPAs 2025 list. FML is the only firm in Connecticut to have three CPAs receive this honor. This year’s list identifies 1,000 of the finest CPAs from across all 50 states.
Wilcox joined FML straight out of college and in less than 10 years became the youngest partner in the firm. He heads the firm’s cryptocurrency accounting practice, which he founded in 2018. Wilcox oversees U.S. federal and state tax compliance for FML, including U.S. foreign information reporting and financial accounting. He has also done pro bono tax filings and consulting for UConn’s Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship (CCEI) program for the past seven years and is part of their summer fellowship.
April 18, 2025
2018
Stephanie Van Albert '18 earns Emerging Leader Award
MONECO Advisors is thrilled to announce that Lead Advisor, Stephanie Van Albert CFP®, has been honored with the “Emerging Leader Award” in The Fairfield Chamber of Commerce’s inaugural Women in Business Awards. This prestigious recognition highlights her dedication, leadership and influence in the financial planning industry — all achieved under the age of 30. A Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) since 2019, Stephanie continues to set a high standard in the industry, providing insightful financial guidance to clients while also mentoring younger professionals/peers in her field.
Stephanie was recently promoted from Senior Associate Advisor to Lead Advisor, and in her four+ years with MONECO has become a vital member of the wealth management team, consistently demonstrating dedication in both client service and professional growth.
“We are incredibly proud of Stephanie for this well-deserved recognition,” said Charlie Rocco, Managing Partner at MONECO. “Her passion for empowering others and her commitment to making a meaningful impact in our community truly embodies the values we hold at MONECO. This honor reflects her hard work, dedication and the positive influence she continues to have on our clients in pursuing their financial life stories. This award not only acknowledges personal achievements but also highlights the growing presence of young, influential women in leadership roles across our financial planning industry. We are excited to see what the future holds for Stephanie as she continues to break new ground and inspire others.”
In addition to her role at the firm, Stephanie is a member of both the Financial Planning Association (FPA) and the Fairfield Emerging Leaders Organization (FELO), where she actively contributes to advancing the profession and supporting future leaders.
March 04, 2025
2015
Matthew Glennon, MBA '15, JD '15, promoted at Pullman & Comley, LLC
Pullman & Comley LLC is pleased to announce the promotion of Matthew D. Glennon to member of the firm.
Glennon, who joined Pullman & Comley’s Business Organizations and Finance practice in 2021, routinely assists clients in executing complex business matters. He focuses his practice on corporate and business law and financing, and has particular experience with mergers and acquisitions, debt transactions, advising on business formation and ownership transition matters, and serving as outside general counsel to his clients.
Since the legalization of recreational cannabis in Connecticut, Glennon has continued to build a practice in this area and has been a key part of Pullman & Comley’s efforts in advising applicants and license holders on the new market. As the state developed its policy, Glennon communicated the impacts of the new legislation to clients and has remained on the leading edge of the industry as it continues to evolve in Connecticut.
Westfair Business Journal named Glennon a 40 Under Forty honoree for Fairfield County in 2024 and Moffly Media recognized him as a Top Lawyer in Fairfield County in the area of Business Law in 2023. He was selected to the Connecticut Super Lawyers Rising Stars list in 2024 in the area of Business/Corporate.
Glennon currently serves on the board of the Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce and previously served as treasurer for Judge Ben Gettinger when he ran for Milford-Orange Probate Judge and on the Milford Connecticut Pension and Retirement Board.
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