Long Island hires and promotions: Paige Napoli Carbone, St. Joseph's College New York
Paige Napoli Carbone has been promoted from director of alumni relations to director of the college centennial at St. Joseph’s College New York, working at both its Patchogue and Brooklyn campuses. The Blue Point resident will oversee the planning and execution of all facets of the college’s centennial celebration in 2016. Credit: Michael Macioce
EDUCATION
St. Joseph's College New York has announced one new hire and three promotions, all performing their duties on both the Patchogue and Brooklyn campuses.
Fred Foran of Hicksville has been named director of facilities. Foran was previously the vice president for finance and business development at LIU Post in Brookville.
Paige Napoli Carbone has been promoted from director of alumni relations to director of the college centennial at St. Joseph's College New York. The Blue Point resident will oversee the planning and execution of all facets of the college's centennial celebration in 2016.
Jessica McAleer Decatur of Blue Point has been promoted from director of public relations at the Patchogue campus to vice president for marketing and communications.
Shantey Hill of Amityville has been promoted from director of athletics on the Patchogue campus to assistant vice president and senior athletics director.
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