“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”

“Catholic schools like Hayes and St. John’s reinforced the early lessons of my parents, and the NYPD Academy finessed that mission of service to others,” he said. “There is nothing in the world like public service. My father taught me that every day on the job is an opportunity to change lives— and in the NYPD we get to do that every single day.”

“No matter where you go, you always run into people who went to St. John’s."

“All roads lead back to St. John’s,” he stressed. “St. John’s gave me an opportunity to get an education,” he recalled. “Most people who come here are looking for that opportunity. It’s up to you what you do with it.”

“I have a great appreciation for St. John’s University and have fond memories of my time there,” he shared during a recent interview. “My first experience as a student and later as an administrator prepared me for a professional career and a lifetime of service to others.”

"It’s all about a sense of belonging and I belong here. St. John’s welcomes students from all over the world and, conversely, encourages its students to travel the world and experience the homes of so many of the cultures found in Queens."

“When you go on service plunges and do things that help others, you live out Catholic social teaching in a very active sense,” Peter said. “It was really inspiring to do that in the internship, too.”

“I’ve been interested in the issue of fair trade all my life. I’m also focused on issues related to feminism, so I started thinking about women-run businesses in Africa. This project was the best experience of my life and I would never change it.”