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    Students Connect with Alumni during CA Technologies Site Visit

    October 19, 2016
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    Stony Brook students met up with alumni employees at CA Technologies on Monday, October 17, to learn more about the company, network with senior level professionals and tour company headquarters. The event was a collaboration between the Stony Brook University Career Center, the Office of Alumni Relations, and alumni employees Marianne Cocco ’15 and Frank Loglisci ’07.

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