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How A Dream Internship At The Little League World Series Exceeded Expectations For Jillian Ulozas ’26
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Alfeen graduated from DelVal with a B.S. in Biology, specializing in the preprofessional track with a minor in counseling psychology. Today, she plays a crucial role at Iovance, contributing to the autologous cell therapy manufacturing program.
“I wanted to be able to contribute to the United States and make my mark on the world outside of college.” Smith earned their bachelor of science degree in Secondary Education with a specialization in Agriculture in 2022. One day, Smith plans to use their degree to become a teacher, but for now, they are applying their skills and experience gained at DelVal to serve their country overseas.
From farms and barns to banks, hospitals, and beyond, our alumni’s offices are as varied as their careers. Dr. Kitting, DelVal Class of 2018, holds the title of Director of Sow Health for Seaboard Foods, overseeing the health and welfare of more than 280,000 sows across four states—Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, and Colorado.
This Veterans Day, Delaware Valley University reflects on the incredible contributions of veterans who bring stories of sacrifice, courage, and dedication to our communities. One such story is that of Ron Morosky ’67, a DelVal alumnus whose service spans from Quantico to Vietnam and later to the Secret Service. Through his journey, we see the spirit of resilience, hard work, and commitment that DelVal continues to support in its veteran students today.
Ulozas expects this experience will be one of many stepping stones along her path to her ultimate career goal – to be a head groundskeeper at a professional sports stadium.
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My story is unique to me, but many first-generation college students have similar experiences that present their own challenges. Over half of undergraduate students in the United States are first generation students with their own unique stories (Center for First-Generation Student Success).
