lives in Egypt and teaches Chemistry at an international school. Memories of UCD: Nothing in life can compare to achieving your goal. I remember my conferring ceremony in November 1998 in O’Reilly Hall, my degree conferred by former UCD President Professor Art Cosgrove.
lives in Morocco and is retired as a scholar of languages and philosophy. Memories of UCD: While commuting back and forth between Morocco and Ireland, I was lucky to meet my second family, the Greenes. I also had interesting encounters with writer and filmmaker Bob Quinn and separately with physician, Dr Tony Hussein, who encouraged me to run the Dublin Marathon. In the soccer World Cup, my heart is always with the Greens. I love Ireland.
lives in the US and works at Constellation Energy as Director of Sustainability and Climate Strategy, responsible for de...
lives in Bangladesh and is a paediatrician at Janani Clinic which she founded. Memories of UCD: At my clinical/practical exam, the mum of my little patient, who was suffering from chronic asthma, knew I was nervous. When the examiner left the child’s bedside after my exam, she assured me the answers I gave were correct. I asked her how she knew. She replied: “This is my daughter and I’m a nurse. Don’t worry, you will pass!” I still remember her encouraging words
lives in the UK and works at Mons as an Economic Transformation Technologies (ETT) Analyst. Memories of UCD: Winning a T...
lives in Ireland and is Managing Director of a residential investment fund. This year his debut novel Miss, Say Goodbye...
lives in Ireland and is a Barrister-at-Law....
lives in Russia and is Director of the International Office at the National University of Science and Technology MISIS....
lives in the US and is CEO of EXO Edge and LDM Global. Memories of UCD: Racing into Belfield for my evening Commerce lec...
lives in Ireland and works in Wicklow Co. Council Library Service as Branch Librarian. Memories of UCD: Witnessing a young Dara Ó Briain hold Theatre L in Arts Block in his thrall at an L&H debate; tears of laughter from everyone. Hanging out with a large group between lectures, tutorials and labs. Late-night labs in Computer Science. Being the first year to get in on the Celtic Tiger software economy in Ireland in the 1990s.
lives in India where he is engaged in agroforestry research and seed production. Memories of UCD: It was nice to go swimming and drink Guinness. Love on Campus: No. I was married at that time.
lives in Ireland and is an Officer of Statistics at the Central Statistics Office. Memories of UCD: I was a first year s...
lives in Egypt and teaches Chemistry at an international school. Memories of UCD: Nothing in life can compare to achieving your goal. I remember my conferring ceremony in November 1998 in O’Reilly Hall, my degree conferred by former UCD President Professor Art Cosgrove.
lives in Morocco and is retired as a scholar of languages and philosophy. Memories of UCD: While commuting back and forth between Morocco and Ireland, I was lucky to meet my second family, the Greenes. I also had interesting encounters with writer and filmmaker Bob Quinn and separately with physician, Dr Tony Hussein, who encouraged me to run the Dublin Marathon. In the soccer World Cup, my heart is always with the Greens. I love Ireland.
lives in the US and works at Constellation Energy as Director of Sustainability and Climate Strategy, responsible for developing and implementing Constellation’s sustainability strategy, with a particular emphasis on helping customers meet their climate change goals.
lives in Bangladesh and is a paediatrician at Janani Clinic which she founded. Memories of UCD: At my clinical/practical exam, the mum of my little patient, who was suffering from chronic asthma, knew I was nervous. When the examiner left the child’s bedside after my exam, she assured me the answers I gave were correct. I asked her how she knew. She replied: “This is my daughter and I’m a nurse. Don’t worry, you will pass!” I still remember her encouraging words
lives in the UK and works at Mons as an Economic Transformation Technologies (ETT) Analyst. Memories of UCD: Winning a Top Student award on a course in Singapore.
lives in Ireland and is Managing Director of a residential investment fund. This year his debut novel Miss, Say Goodbye to Your Daughter was launched at UCD University Club. Emmet participated in the UCD Quinn Business Mentoring Programme and his business participates in the annual Quinn Internship Programme every year. Memories of UCD: The concrete jungle of the Arts Block, the UCD Bar, the Trap for perfecting pool technique and socialising. The Library and the competition for desks around exam times.
lives in Ireland and is a Barrister-at-Law.
lives in Russia and is Director of the International Office at the National University of Science and Technology MISIS. Alan attended the UCD Alumni Awards 2021 and Mentor Meetings. Memories of UCD: Enjoying cartography classes in Geography with the wonderful Barbara Miller on Wednesday afternoons before boxing training in the Sports Centre.
lives in the US and is CEO of EXO Edge and LDM Global. Memories of UCD: Racing into Belfield for my evening Commerce lectures after travelling across the country for sales appointments during the day. My background in International Business has stood to me, having lived in seven countries and worked across almost 40 since leaving UCD in 1996.
lives in Ireland and works in Wicklow Co. Council Library Service as Branch Librarian. Memories of UCD: Witnessing a young Dara Ó Briain hold Theatre L in Arts Block in his thrall at an L&H debate; tears of laughter from everyone. Hanging out with a large group between lectures, tutorials and labs. Late-night labs in Computer Science. Being the first year to get in on the Celtic Tiger software economy in Ireland in the 1990s.
lives in India where he is engaged in agroforestry research and seed production. Memories of UCD: It was nice to go swimming and drink Guinness. Love on Campus: No. I was married at that time.
lives in Ireland and is an Officer of Statistics at the Central Statistics Office. Memories of UCD: I was a first year student of Physics and Mathematics, pacing up and down while studying in the kitchen of a friend’s flat in UCD’s Merville, when quite amazingly and literally a lightbulb fell on my head. Nine years later, on a working holiday in Spain, I was Googling my birthday and found that I was born on “Old Christmas Day” (4 January) which was Sir Isaac Newton’s birthday. Quite a coincidence! At UCD, I fell in love with the idea of learning more languages to communicate with more people!
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