Javon Johnson is Temple Made through and through. Her older sisters Jalene and Jaslyn Johnson (collectively known as the JJs with Javon when they were growing up) are recent Temple graduates. Her brother Joshua Johnson is a freshman. Her father Jerome Johnson worked at Temple University Hospital (her mom did too 20 years ago).
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John Hesdon is unique among his fellow Temple owls. Not only is he a Film and Media Arts major, he’s also a member of the ProRanger Philadelphia program, a partnership between Temple University and the National Park Service to train park rangers. That combination is a first.
Kelly Tascarella runs toward dangers that, rightfully, would send others fleeing in the opposite direction. At just 22, Tascarella already has nearly six years under her belt as a volunteer firefighter with the Fort Washington Fire Company.
In just five years at Temple, Amelija Sorg-Taylor has been able to complete not one, but two degree programs as part of the Department of Planning and Community Development’s “4+1” program.
Brad Vassallo's "Next Stop" is the Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha where he will continue on as the Assistant Coordinator for the organization's Pop Up Market Place (PUMP) program.
Horticulture major Alexis Bacon's next stop is the Scott Arboretum at Swarthmore College where she will be their Education intern for the next year.
Andrew Sargeant was recently named a 2016 University Olmsted Scholar in the Landscape Architecture Foundation’s national Olmstead Scholars Program. He was one of just 32 undergraduates from 57 universities to receive the distinction.
Cassandra Berardi's next stop is cityHUNT in Philadelphia, a business where she helps to create citywide scavenger hunts to promote teamwork, leadership skills, conflict resolution and more for any size business or organization.
Caitlin Morrissey Glagola will graduate with a Master of Landscape Architecture degree. Her goal is to work at an ecological design firm.
Students in Temple’s Division of Architecture and Environmental Design have developed a clear vision of a viable future for the Germantown Avenue corridor in East North Philadelphia.