Saint Leo Alumni

Long Island native Erica Zigon is an alumna of Saint Leo University. Thanks to her higher education, she has enjoyed some incredibly unique opportunities and now runs We've Got You Covered, a nonprofit that helps the homeless community and get people more engaged in society.

Check out the story of Saint Leo University alumnus Joseph Espinosa, a former Saint Leo lacrosse player who competed in the men's lacrosse world championship for Puerto Rico in 2018.

Read the unique story of David Koons, a Saint Leo University alumnus who grew up in a military family, played minor league baseball for four seasons and now teaches social studies at Blake High School in Tampa, Fla.

Amanda Leon, a Saint Leo alumna who graduated in 2015 with a bachelor's in sport business, relays her success story of landing a full-time job soon after college with the global company Ironman.

Get a glimpse into the life of Karen Christie, an alumna of both Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School and Saint Leo University, who has succeeded in her writing endeavors despite having no eyesight. Christie aspires to publish her own book someday.

Kyle Bazin, a Saint Leo University alumnus with a degree in sport business, shares his success story of working his way to a job in the NFL with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Read the inspiring story of the Holsey family with father Johnathan being an active-duty military member, amputee, and Saint Leo alumnus. Mother Marilyn is a current Saint Leo DBA student, and their son, Joshua, plays cornerback for the NFL's Washington Redskins.

Learn how Saint Leo University alumnus Salvatore DiBenedetto took what he learned in college and used it to become a successful entrepreneur as the Grubfather in his twenties.

Check out the story of Brittany Cesario, a Saint Leo sport management alumna who has successfully worked in the sports industry and now handles guest relations and gameday operations for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the NFL.

Saint Leo alumni Sandy & Chris Tierney are heading for South Korea to watch their daughter, Meghan Tierney, in the 2018 Winter Olympics.