Our Stories

Demitrius McNeil ’18 defines success simply: doing what brings you joy. For McNeil, that means being a servant leader and thinking of others more than yourself. The dual business analytics and marketing major reflected on this throughout his time at Le Moyne, carefully considering where his talents and abilities meet the world’s needs. Now he is using all of those lessons and skills to give back to his alma mater as the College’s inaugural fellow in the Office of the President. Now he is using a...

As the associate executive director for health sciences at the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (C.P.S.C.), Mary Kelleher '84 is responsible for helping to protect the public from unreasonable risk from items they and their loved ones use every day. In a career that has spanned the academic, nonprofit and biotechnology sectors, it is this work in public service has been the most rewarding of Kelleher’s life.

Like so many others, Mary Kate Intaglietta ‘03 developed a deep passion for the organization Paige's Butterfly Run.

Noa Watkins '18 steps off the plane and into a bustling, unfamiliar airport. People walk by, chatting with each other in an entirely different language.

Caitlin McGuire ‘13 knows the effects that poor health can have. She’s seen them firsthand through her extensive experience working and volunteering at the Center for Working Families in Quito, Ecuador. In order to promote better health for all, McGuire aims to pursue her master’s degree in a public health-related field.

Jim Fleury’s interest in film started at a young age, renting and watching countless movies. But his passion was further nurtured during his time at Le Moyne. Today he shares that love and understanding of the genre with a new generation of students as a college professor. He advises them to be willing to take advantage of opportunities that are offered to them. And not to be afraid to take risks involving those opportunities.

Le Moyne has become a second home for the Huffaker family. Christina '13, Michelle '20, Stephen '23 and Thomas, a graduate student, all found their way to campus and carved their own path here. Each of the siblings felt a warm welcome when they arrived on campus. Now the College has become a part of their family's story.