Get There Profiles

Combining a love for football and communications, strategic communication graduate student Lily Gayle is well on her way to landing her dream job of being a reporter for ESPN.

With a love for coding and an entrepreneurial spirit, computer science major Carrington Wynn is on a mission to influence the future of technology for the better.

Having already worked hands-on with some of the best athletes in the country through a student internship with the Saints, athletic training student Liam Daigle Aucoin is building a career on keeping the pros on the field and at the top of their game.

Inspired by a lifelong love for reading and her English teacher mom, Lily Navarra is on her way to helping kids find confidence in reading and writing.

With a passion for the business aspects of healthcare, health systems management major Gloria Harrison is on a mission to enhance health and wellness through effective clinic management.

Knowing from first-hand experience the stress and pain that being sidelined by an injury can have on players, athletic training alumnus Antreon Bennett (’20) has made it his mission to help young athletes come back stronger and more confident than ever.

Recognizing how tough growing up can sometimes be, Zachary Hanlin is on a mission to make the classroom a safe and exciting space for all children.

With main stage performances and behind the scenes work already amassed, theatre major Nico Arcuri is on the road to achieving his dream career of acting, directing, and producing.

With a master’s in strategic communication, alumna Alyssa Larose ’20, ’22 is representing her favorite top brands like Coca-Cola as a senior account executive for Red Moon Marketing.

After witnessing the difference special education made for members of her own family, Lauren Gehringer set on a path to empower and fight for special needs children and their caregivers.

After putting her career on hold for several years to raise a family, Lori Robertson is on the brink reentering the healthcare field and helping patients fulltime—at an even more advanced level.

Set on a career in broadcast journalism, communications major Alexis Genovese is already making a name for herself both behind and in front of the camera.

Driven by a love for solving complex problems to help others, Ebony Morris ’11 is thriving as a prominent New Orleans attorney.

By combining an interest in understanding human behavior, a desire to help others, and a love of sports, Landon Hebert is on track to achieve his dream job of a sports psychologist.

Sparked by helping others during military search and rescue operations, master’s student and military veteran Brandon An is on a mission to restore quality of life for the elderly.

With a life-long passion for great storytelling and production and acting awards already under her belt, Jenna-Francis Duvic is set to take the spotlight both in front of and behind the camera.

Zac ’07 and Cari ’06 Caramonta launched and run one of the 50 fastest-growing breweries in the nation.

Tuba and euphonium player Demille Davis is setting a high bar to reach his dream job as a high school marching band director: expanding his repertoire to include all concert instruments.

Inspired by the encouragement and joy for learning her own teachers instilled in her, Lucy realized as a high school student and summer camp volunteer that she wanted to give back by helping future generations.

After caring for patients in urgent care and investigating neuron disruptions in the brain for her honors thesis research, Amy Schneida is one step closer to medical school and practicing psychiatry.

Communication graduate Kourtney Williams, now a morning news TV anchor, built up her profile and portfolio while reporting for Southeastern’s Emmy award-winning college news program.

Master’s student Nick Stevens is saving Louisiana’s remaining forested wetlands one restoration project at a time.

After a shoulder injury sidelined her college cheer career, Cadyn Reed, a two-time state champion, rebounded with a breakaway move toward her dream job in sports management.

Political science major Caroline Watson, who once hesitated to major in political science, works in the country’s political epicenter, advocating for Louisianans as an intern for U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy.

Inspired by the push his teachers gave him, KeRon Jackson knew he wanted to teach and propel other students to reach their full potential.