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Venis Sudu-Brown, who works in the administrative field as a clerk typist in Nassau County, hopes that earning a degree will lead to a more promising career.

Venis Sudu-Brown, who works in the administrative field as a clerk typist in Nassau County, hopes that earning a degree will lead to a more promising career. “Bottom line, earning a degree is self-actualization for me,� she says, “but I am hoping it will be a profitable one also.� Married with two sons, Stefan, 21, and Sean, 18, she says, “I had started college with Stefan—not as a competition, but as a way to say, ‘We can do this!’� He has since graduated and is working. For her, University College “takes away the anxiety of going to college. It is big enough to be a college and small enough to feel like home. The professors and advisers are awesome and show genuine interest in their students.� Asked about her spare time, she says, � What’s that?� Besides being a wife, mother, employee, and student, she says, “I volunteer at a local hospital and I am actively involved in church ministries.�


Venis attended as a part-time student and earned 20 credits throughÌı. By taking advantage of our Prior Learning program she saved herself at least two semesters, as well as nearly $12,000.


For further information, please contact:

Todd Wilson
Strategic Communications DirectorÌı
p – 516.237.8634
e – twilson@adelphi.edu

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