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Our SEBS and Cook EOF Alumni are leaders in diverse fields of government, industry, education, administration, medicine, and science. The SEBS EOF team seeks to actively engage alumni in initiatives that will generate, maintain, and support ongoing connections with EOF, SEBS, and Rutgers University.

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SEBS EOF is proud of you and looks forward to remaining connected to you as you continue to impact the world and our society. If you would like to get involved with EOF, contact Dr. Jacqueline Moore for more information.

You are #SCIENCESTRONG!

Get to Know Our Remarkable Alumni

Alejandra Aguilar

Rutgers University ’21 // Seton Hall University ’26

After studying Environmental Policy, Institutions, and Behavior at Rutgers SEBS and graduating in 2021 as an EOF scholar, Alejandra Aguilar pursued a legal education at Seton Hall University School of Law. Reflecting on her journey, Alejandra credits her undergraduate major and the support of the SEBS EOF program with providing the foundational tools and resilience critical to navigating law school. Moving forward, she will be practicing insurance and corporate defense and is excited to connect with current Rutgers students exploring careers in law.

    Rahim D. Mahmoud

    Rutgers University ’18 // Seton Hall University ’26

    Rutgers SEBS alumnus Rahim Mahmoud, Class of 2018, earned his degree in Environmental and Business Economics while building a legacy of leadership and service on campus. During his time at Rutgers, he held several executive board positions dedicated to student engagement and community impact. Following graduation, Rahim began his professional career as a financial analyst at Johnson & Johnson, and later transitioned into a career in law enforcement. In 2025, he earned a Master of Public Health in Global Health from Rutgers University. Most recently, Rahim graduated from Seton Hall University School of Law, where he distinguished himself as a student leader, advocate, and aspiring trial attorney.
      Read More About Rahim Mahmoud Here

      Rutgers SEBS alumnus Rahim Mahmoud, Class of 2018, earned his degree in Environmental and Business Economics while building a legacy of leadership and service on campus. During his time at Rutgers, he served as Vice President of the Delta Iota Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and held several additional executive board positions dedicated to student engagement and community impact.

      Following graduation, Rahim began his professional career as a financial analyst at Johnson & Johnson, where he supported the Treasury Department and later transitioned into a career in law enforcement. In 2025, he earned a Master of Public Health in Global Health from Rutgers University. Both his undergraduate and graduate studies were made possible through the support of the United Negro College Fund Gates Scholarship, which played a pivotal role in his academic journey.

      Most recently, Rahim graduated from Seton Hall University School of Law, where he distinguished himself as a student leader, advocate, and aspiring trial attorney. He served as Event Coordinator for the Black Law Students Association and was an active member of the Mock Trial Board, competing in Buffalo, New York. Rahim also participated in the prestigious McLaughlin Advanced Trial Advocacy Workshop, where he had the opportunity to argue before federal judge James B. Clark, III.

      Committed to service beyond the classroom, Rahim spearheaded “Shop Talks,” a community engagement initiative designed to connect community members with legal resources and second-chance opportunities in a local barbershop setting. Through this program, he helped bridge the gap between legal advocacy and community empowerment.

      Rahim credits much of his success to the mentorship and support he received through SEBS EOF, especially from Director Dr. Moore, former director Dean Sabb, and Dean Wyatt, whose guidance helped shape both his personal and professional growth.

      Following the bar exam, Rahim will clerk for the Honorable Terrence Cook, a fellow Rutgers alumnus. Looking ahead, Rahim is passionate about using his legal education and life experiences to mentor and uplift students from backgrounds similar to his own, helping them realize the opportunities and futures they envision for themselves.

      Outside of his professional and academic pursuits, Rahim values spending quality time with his wife and two daughters. Together, they enjoy traveling, creating meaningful experiences, and building lasting memories as a family.

      Angela Custodio

      Rutgers University ’20

      Angela Custodio is a Physician Assistant student who proudly participated in the EOF program throughout her undergraduate education. As a first-generation college student, she credits EOF with providing mentorship, academic support, and a sense of community that helped shape both her educational journey and her passion for healthcare. She is currently completing her clinical year of PA school and hopes to specialize in dermatology.
      Her advice to current EOF students is simple: never be afraid or ashamed to ask for help. Seeking support is a sign of strength, and the relationships you build through EOF can help you achieve goals you never thought were possible.
        Read More About Angela Custodio Here

        Angela Custodio is a Physician Assistant student who proudly participated in the EOF program throughout her undergraduate education. As a first-generation college student, she credits EOF with providing mentorship, academic support, and a sense of community that helped shape both her educational journey and her passion for healthcare.

        During her undergraduate studies, Angela served as an EOF math tutor and student mentor, giving back to the program that played such an important role in her own success. After graduating during the COVID-19 pandemic, she began working in healthcare as a phlebotomist, where she solidified her passion for medicine and was inspired to pursue a career as a Physician Assistant. She is currently completing her clinical year of PA school and hopes to specialize in dermatology.

        Her advice to current EOF students is simple: never be afraid or ashamed to ask for help. Seeking support is a sign of strength, and the relationships you build through EOF can help you achieve goals you never thought were possible.