OUR IMPACT KNOWS NO BOUNDS

With partners ranging from Mass General Brigham to Deloitte, we know that every organization has unique talent development needs. Learn how we’ve worked with local and global partners in delivering Suffolk’s expertise through professional development, accessible degree options, and increasing sustainability at Gillette Stadium.

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Real immersion meets real impact

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Suffolk in the Hub, a student-run agency, unites immersion & impact as over 50 students consult with MA-based clients throughout the year.

A FORCE FOR GOOD

Public Administration graduate Christin Santiago returned to school after 25 years and discovered the rewards of being a student again.

ELEVATING A CAREER IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

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Most kids dream of taking the game-winning shot; Jacob Tobey `18 wanted to voice it. At just 28, Jacob is one of the youngest announcers in the NBA.

Calling the shots less than 10 Years Out

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A LEADING VOICE IN LEGAL TECH

Whether you seek the next generation of talent or pathways to new opportunities, we’ve got you and your team covered. Make our expertise yours by sharing a bit more about your partnership interests and objectives.

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Suffolk in the Hub is more than a student-run marketing agency—it’s a tour de force immersing clients and students in the transformational experiences Suffolk is known for. With over a dozen unique clients served, the Hub illustrates Suffolk’s commitment to experiential learning and positive community impact. Founded by Kim Ring, a Sawyer Business School faculty member and industry vet, the Hub pairs students with Massachusetts-based clients to solve real challenges. Students assist with services like market research, brand strategy, and promotional ideation to help bring their clients’ vision to life. And the best part? The services are provided free of charge to Hub clients!

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Suffolk Law alumna Vedika Mehera, JD ’15, is transforming legal services. As an innovation leader at global law firm Orrick, where she directs Orrick Labs, she guides Fortune 500 companies and investment funds through the digital revolution. Among the first graduates of Suffolk’s pioneering Legal Innovation and Technology program, Mehera develops sophisticated AI tools that streamline complex legal work: Her latest project analyzes intricate legislation in minutes rather than hours. Mehera’s groundbreaking efforts have garnered numerous accolades, including the Financial Times Award for Innovation in Reinventing Legal Practice. A frequent guest lecturer at her alma mater, she’s inspiring future leaders at Suffolk Law, helping position the Law School at the forefront of tech-driven legal education.

MAKE OUR EXPERTISE YOURS

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Most kids dream of taking the big shot; Jacob Tobey, BA `18, wanted to voice it. From spearheading a radio show and his homecoming weekend in high school to applying his skills at Suffolk as an intern during Celtics games, Jacob has always wanted to make an impact in sports broadcasting. After many immersive, media-focused experiences both on and off-campus, Jacob was able to demonstrate his expertise to the likes of the San Antonio Spurs. Now, after securing his on-air announcer position, Jacob’s post-Suffolk journey is filled with regular travel, telling the Spurs’ story at each game.

CONNECT WITH YOUR FUTURE TALENT

Santiago is the interim chief clinical officer at the Canton, Massachusetts-based Pappas Rehabilitation Hospital for Children, which provides medical, rehabilitative, educational, recreational, and complementary alternative medical services to children and young adults with multiple disabilities. She always knew she wanted to get a master’s degree, but could never quite figure out when and how to do it. Then her supervisor told her about the graduate certificate program in human service and leadership management at Suffolk. She started the program in fall 2022 and loved the experience.“In the first week of the certificate program, I felt like this was meant to be, that these are my people,” she says. “It felt like I was embarking on a career path.”Completing the certificate gave Santiago the confidence to continue graduate studies, so with the encouragement of her professors, she applied for a Commonwealth Fellowship, which she ultimately accepted.

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A Partnership with Suffolk University Delivers Real Results

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EXPLORE SUFFOLK

All postgraduate outcomes information, including the University’s job placement rate, is heavily verified to ensure each graduate’s post-Suffolk journey is represented as correctly and accurately as possible. Suffolk University adheres to the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) standards and guidelines, with the exception of extending the research deadline from 6 to 12 months. For more detailed information about the methodology, or any questions or concerns regarding Suffolk University’s career outcomes data or this document, please contact the Office of Institutional Research and Assessment at oira@suffolk.edu. To receive career assistance as a Suffolk University alum, contact careers@suffolk.edu.