Michelle Ciccone B.A. Speech-Language Pathology, born in Brooklyn Michelle Ciccone was smitten with the diverse student body and the general atmosphere on campus when she first toured Brooklyn College back in high school. “I made it my mission to attend the school of my dreams,” she says. “After all, I was born and raised in Brooklyn, so it is only fitting to attend Brooklyn College.” After transferring from Kingsborough Community College, she began here in fall 2019 and jumped right in, majoring in speech-language pathology and becoming president of the Speech-Language and Hearing Association Club. She also volunteers in the Department of Communication Arts, Sciences, and Disorders, helping to organize virtual events for the students. She says that Brooklyn College offers “many opportunities for students to grow and prosper.” Her fondest memories are in the library, where she would often study and make new friends. Ciccone says she would like to become a speech pathologist and work in a hospital one day, and she feels her undergraduate experience has prepared her well. “Speech has always been a passion of mine,” she says. “Attending a school that would help pave the way for my future career as a speech pathologist was important to me.”
