Alumni Profiles

Peter Henriques forged a career in both business and as an explorer during a career that took him throughout Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Vietnam, and China. He credits his Syracuse University faculty members with his successful career.

Paul S. Rhee L’96 has built a successful career in the law field, and he has fond memories from his time as a Syracuse University law student.

From academics to co-curricular activities to cheering on the Orange, Monil Sundesha squeezed every last drop out of his Syracuse experience. The opportunities and skills he gained on campus help him navigate the business world in India today.

Alton Chow considers his time at Syracuse University’s School of Architecture a remarkable experience. Considering his professional success and his time as a pop singer in Taiwan, this is quite the compliment.

Coming to Syracuse University was a dream come true for Chen-Wen Tarn. The legacy continues as his son, Joshua ’23, follows in his footsteps.

Holly Schwartz NEW/VPA ’95, her husband, Skip, and their children support Syracuse Abroad students every semester as a response to Holly’s own amazing international experience.

Newhouse graduate Scott Kronick ’85 shares how his time at Syracuse gave him a path to a successful career. Today, he is president and CEO of Ogilvy Public Relations, Asia Pacific, and he moderated the Syracuse Around the World event in Beijing.

When Wendy Cen looks back on herself as a young professional working in Shanghai, she says she had a limited view of the world. “I only understood banking,” she says, “and I only understood China.” Then she met Whitman Professor Peter Koveos.

Jason Ho ’06, assistant VP of Citigroup Inc. in Hong Kong, leads the alumni effort in Hong Kong. A recipient of the Anthony Yeh Hong Kong Scholarship, Jason shares why he invests in the next generation of the SU family.