Elana Dundon has been an instructor at St. Joseph's College for several years. It was my privilege to be able to hire her after knowing what an excellent student she was during her own student years at St. Joseph's. She is a wonderful addition to Weekend College because she truly knows her field of Human Resources. Furthermore, she teaches side by side with other true professionals such as John Santoro, once again building up our HR curriculum. Not only has she received excellent evaluations in her teaching, but students enjoy her classes. In addition, she chose to take on the challenge of the SHRM Student Chapter, which has worked out very well. She helped breathe new life into the organization, and the group is once again showing award winning style and substance.

Elana Dundon has been an instructor at St. Joseph's College for several years. It was my privilege to be able to hire her after knowing what an excellent student she was during her own student years at St. Joseph's. She is a wonderful addition to Weekend College because she truly knows her field of Human Resources. Furthermore, she teaches side by side with other true professionals such as John Santoro, once again building up our HR curriculum. Not only has she received excellent evaluations in her teaching, but students enjoy her classes. In addition, she chose to take on the challenge of the SHRM Student Chapter, which has worked out very well. She helped breathe new life into the organization, and the group is once again showing award winning style and substance.

Elana Dundon has been an instructor at St. Joseph's College for several years. It was my privilege to be able to hire her after knowing what an excellent student she was during her own student years at St. Joseph's. She is a wonderful addition to Weekend College because she truly knows her field of Human Resources. Furthermore, she teaches side by side with other true professionals such as John Santoro, once again building up our HR curriculum. Not only has she received excellent evaluations in her teaching, but students enjoy her classes. In addition, she chose to take on the challenge of the SHRM Student Chapter, which has worked out very well. She helped breathe new life into the organization, and the group is once again showing award winning style and substance.