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Centenary University Honors 30 Younger Alumni Making an Impact Across Professions and Communities




CENTENARY UNIVERSITY HONORS 30 YOUNGER ALUMNI MAKING AN IMPACT ACROSS PROFESSIONS AND COMMUNITIES

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Photo Caption: Alumni Association Executive Board President Devon Paffendorf ’10, ’11, announces the honorees of the 2026 30 Under 30 Awards. Centenary University celebrated 30 outstanding younger alumni during its 2026 30 Under 30 and Alumni Association Recognition Awards ceremony at the University’s Sitnik Theatre in the Lackland Center on Friday, October 9, 2026.

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HACKETTSTOWN, NJ, Oct. 27 – celebrated 30 outstanding younger alumni during its 2026 30 Under 30 and Alumni Association Recognition Awards ceremony at the University’s Sitnik Theatre in the Lackland Center on Friday, October 9, 2026.

The program recognizes younger alumni who make a significant difference in their professions, organizations, and communities. This year’s honorees reflect the wide expanse of a Centenary education; their accomplishments span across business, healthcare, education, law enforcement, finance, professional sports, equine studies, the arts, and other industries.

The 30 Under 30 Committee chooses the honorees based on nominations exemplifying the leaders’ professional achievements, commitment to others, and values of innovation, integrity, service, and community impact.

“We are proud of our alumni who continue to turn potential into purpose and success,” said John Schol, President of Centenary University. “These alumni are a powerful reflection of Centenary’s mission in action by transforming their talents and aspirations into meaningful careers, service, and leadership that strengthen communities and create opportunities for others. We celebrate their remarkable achievements with immense pride and are inspired by the many ways they continue to carry the values and spirit of Centenary into the world.”

The 2026 honorees include entrepreneurs growing their own businesses, educators supporting the next generation, public servants protecting and advocating for their communities, and professionals advancing healthcare and industry. Their achievements illustrate the many paths Centenary graduates take to turn their education into action.

The 2026 Centenary University 30 Under 30 honorees are:

  • Daniella Anderson ’23 — Merchandising Assistant, United Legwear & Apparel
  • Alex Bott ’21 — Senior Underwriter, E-Risk Services
  • Colette Clair ’19 — Founder, The Jolly Walker
  • Christen Crowley ’23 — Equine Operations Manager, Centenary University
  • Courtney Deloughery ’21, ’24 — School Counselor and Licensed Associate Counselor, Mahwah Township School District
  • Jordan DiCambio ’18 — Senior Recruitment Partner, Bloomberg
  • Derek Elliott Jr. ’20, MBA ’22 — Director of Supply Chain Operations & Logistics, Jefferson Health
  • Yousef Fahmi ’23 — Detective, New Jersey State Police
  • Kelly Fitzgerald ’21 — Assistant Technical Director, Centenary University and Centenary Stage Company
  • Tyrese Fraser ’21 — Sales Project Manager, Ferguson Professional
  • Christian Georges ’19 — Owner, MRC Weddings
  • Roxana Gonzalez ’22 — Flight Attendant, American Airlines
  • Cassidy Haller ’20 — Manager of Ticket Sales, Philadelphia 76ers
  • Sebastian Hernandez ’19 — Founder and CEO, Hernz Home Improvements
  • Wesvendjy Jeancharles ’23 — Police Officer, Denville Township
  • Samantha Johnson ’23 — Teacher, Hackettstown High School
  • Natalie Marie Kelson ’23 — Second Grade Teacher, Lebanon Township School District
  • Emily Grace King ’24, ’26 — Program Coordinator, Therapeutic Riding At Centenary (TRAC)
  • Christine Manser ’22, MBA ’23 — Implementation Specialist, ADP
  • Thomas C. Mizzone ’19 — Captain and Judge Advocate, U.S. Marine Corps
  • Kayla Morales ’22 — Detective, Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office
  • Morgan Munz ’23 — Professional Hunter/Jumper, Rider, and Trainer
  • Madison Myro ’22 — Professional Grand Prix Show Jumping Rider
  • Gregory Robinson ’19 — Associate Wealth Strategist, PNC Private Bank
  • Delaney Stewart ’23 — Victim Advocate, Warren County Prosecutor’s Office
  • Michael Strazza ’21 — Associate Territory Manager, STERIS
  • Jena Ungarten ’19 — Senior Project Manager, Cardiovascular Research Foundation
  • Brandon Yu ’21 — Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach, Georgian Court University
  • Kevin Zaccareo ’23 — New Jersey State Trooper
  • Kendall Zywiak ’24 — Program Coordinator, Loudoun Therapeutic Riding


By recognizing these accomplishments, Centenary University’s 30 Under 30 program celebrates the impact of its alumni while providing current and future students with examples of leadership, service, and professional possibility.

About Centenary University

Founded in 1867 by the United Methodist Church, Centenary University offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs grounded in a strong liberal arts foundation and career-focused learning. Located in Hackettstown, New Jersey, with an equestrian center in Washington Township, Centenary provides students with hands-on, personalized educational experiences that prepare them for success in a global and evolving workforce. Guided by its commitment to student success, university vitality, and world engagement, Centenary empowers students to lead lives of purpose, impact, and lifelong achievement. For more information, visit centenaryuniversity.edu⁠.

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