Jeffrey Sunseri

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Mr. Jeffrey Sunseri

Assistant Professor of Information Technology

Information Technology
814-886-6330
JSunseri@mtaloy.edu
Library Office Suite C6

Biography

Expertise/Field:

Information Technology

Certifications:

Certified Information Systems Security Professional

Certified Cisco Network Expand for more

Expertise/Field:

Information Technology

Certifications:

Certified Information Systems Security Professional

Certified Cisco Network Associate (CCNA) – Cybersecurity Operations

CompTIA A+

Courses:

Introduction to Business Continuity, Internet Security, Incident Handling, Cybersecurity Operations, Ethical Hacking

Clubs/Organizations:

Member of Digital Grotto, Advisor of (IT) Information Technology Club

Real World Experience:

In addition to Jeff’s experience in the U.S. Army, and PA National Guard, he was a field service technician for two local PC service companies, and a Systems Administrator at a local college

Why I chose this field of study?:

” I really enjoyed the small class sizes at the Mount and although the Information Technology field was not my very first choice, the opportunities I had been introduced to at the Mount really brought out my interest in this field more than before. You never know what life has in store for you, and you have to be ready to take advantage of any opportunities that arise!”

Education

A.S. Microcomputer Science and
B.S. Information Technology, Mount Aloysius College
M.S. Business Continuity, Norwich University

Message from President @jmckeeg : “We must remember that intelligence is not enough. Intelligence plus character--that is the goal of true education. The complete education gives one not only power of concentration, but worthy objectives upon which to concentrate.” When he wrote these words, Martin Luther King, Jr. was an 18-year-old college student. The worthy objectives upon which the Rev. Dr. King concentrated the full measure of his brilliance – civil rights for all through nonviolent transformation of society – are rightly honored today. It is fitting and proper that each year, our nation celebrates MLK’s profound legacy. This day also
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As a freelance interpreter, Cheyanne Marsh, ‘17, works with a variety of Deaf and Hard of Hearing clients. She is self-employed, which means she builds her own schedule and decides whom she wants to work with–including political candidates and popular live performances. . During her time at Mount Aloysius, Cheyanne double majored in American Sign Language/English Interpreting (ASL/EI) and English. As part of her studies, she took an internship with an interpreter referral agency in Pittsburgh. Now, she contracts with that company a majority of the time. . “The best part of my job is that it is almost never
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