Development and Alumni Relations provides opportunities to stay connected with Stockton.
Alumni, parents, students and friends make a difference at the University every day.
Learn more about attending events, volunteering, making a gift, and all of the other
ways that you can connect with Stockton!
69,000+
Stockton Alumni
Upcoming Events
We offer a variety of events on campus, throughout the local region, virtually and
in other areas where Ospreys call home.
Location: The Meeting House, 277 Witherspoon Street, Princeton, NJ 08540
Stockton is headed to Princeton! Join President Joe Bertolino and members of the Stockton
alumni community for an evening of connection, conversation, and Stockton pride. Reconnect
with fellow Ospreys, share your Stockton story, and hear the latest university updates
while enjoying heavy hors d'oeuvres and flat breads, beer and wine.
Part three of this six part series will cover marketing - developing your brand identity,
social media strategies, and more! Join us to learn more about branding, digital presence,
and customer growth and stick around for the entire series for more valuable lessons.
From career achievements to personal milestones, discover what Ospreys are up to!
Alumni News
Atlantic City Police Chief James Sarkos '99 recently graduated from the FBI National Academy in Quantico, becoming just the 16th
officer in ACPD history to do so.
Please write the degree(s) you have from Stockton. Bachelor in Social Work Briefly explain your occupation including job title and company name. Medical Social Worker—I conduct screenings for the state of New Jersey for the Medicaid
Program MLTSS. What person, course, or moment most influenced your Stockton experience? How? I really enjoyed Dr. Sinanan. She helped to form the social worker I am today. I utilize
a lot of her skills she taught me today in my practice. What is your proudest professional or personal accomplishment that occurred after
graduating in which Stockton played a role? I really enjoyed working for South Jersey AIDS Alliance. I was a case manager and
I really learned so much and made an impact in the community where I grew up. It felt
good to work with the residents in Atlantic City. What do you like about the work you are doing now? Describe your career path. I enjoy working with the state because I am providing services to the aging population.
I enjoy speaking to family members and being the one to provide options for their
lived ones. How do you stay connected with Stockton University? I stay connected by attending Alumni events or volunteering when I can. What is something people may not know about you? I recently became a plant mom and I am loving it. What is the most important way Stockton helped you during your time as a student? I was a student during the Covid pandemic and support from Stockton was so vital for
my graduation, especially thanks to financial assistance to get to my internship placement.
I love Stockton University.
Those who generously support Stockton University and its mission often have impactful
and inspiring reasons for giving.
Turning Gratitude Into Opportunity By Loukaia Taylor '22
Daniel W. Anner '19, M.S. '21
WHEN IT COMES TO SUPPORTING the Stockton University Foundation, everything comes back to investing in the local
community, according to Daniel W. Anner ’19, M.S. ’21.
Anner, originally from Central Jersey, built the foundations of his technology support
business as a high school student and graduated from Stockton with a degree in Computer
Science and Information Systems, but he was actually drawn to the campus’s scenic beauty after attending an open house.
“When we walked around Lake Fred, I fell in love with the environment and ambiance
of the school – truly one of a kind,” Anner said. “As I looked more into it, I learned
that Stockton offered a program combining computer science and information systems,
and that made me really want to go. I felt at home when I came to campus.”
Honoring Generosity. Inspiring Impact.
Daniel W. Anner '19, M.S. '21 is a member of the Stockton Society, which recognizes those who make a gift of $1,000 or more each year towards on campus
programs and initiatives.
