Pictures Of Jonathan Togo

CUNYAC Goodwill Tour 2011 - New Orleans - A Great Success

The City University of New York Athletic Conference wrapped up their Goodwill Trip to New Orleans on June 4th, as the group arrived home at John F. Kennedy International Airport. While the group was tired from their flight, they were grateful for the experience of the previous ten days.

“The Goodwill Tour at Home was a resounding success,” said Zak Ivkovic, the CUNY Athletics Commissioner. “It was priceless to see our students work hard to make a difference in New Orleans and do it all with a smile and a helping hand, I couldn’t ask for more from them.”

The Goodwill Tour was the first sponsored by the CUNYAC since 2007 when a team of baseball all-stars went to Italy. This year’s trip was unique in comparison to past tours as it featured scholar-athletes from all of the campuses of CUNY and its main purpose was to participate in community service projects to help in the rebuilding of New Orleans. The student-athletes chosen represented a variety of sports as well as both genders, both firsts for the Goodwill Tour. Another difference from past tours was the addition of non-athletes who represented the Macaulay Honors College and CUNY student government.

In addition to the twenty students selected, ten staff members, including members of various campuses, the CUNYAC and CUNY Central, were chosen for the trip.

The diverse group had the chance to meet twice before the May 25th departure date, allowing for some icebreaking in addition to a brief education on the purpose of the trip, the mission where they would stay, the rules of the trip and an outlined itinerary. While there was some trepidation, including two students who had never been on an airplane, Team CUNY was focused and excited to take part in this meaningful expedition.

Team CUNY departed from John F. Kennedy International Airport on May 25th at 6:30 am Eastern Standard Time and arrived in New Orleans' Louis Armstrong International Airport at 9 am Central Standard Time.

The diverse group's first adventure was the flight itself as it marked the first time on an airplane for two of the students, Kimberly Battle of City Tech and Ja'net Goodwin of Medgar Evers. "I felt nervous and a little anxious as it was my first time being on a plane," said Goodwin. "I asked everyone on my Facebook page to pray."

When the group arrived at Annunciation Mission, their home for the next 10 days, they began to receive an education about New Orleans and the city's post-Katrina plight.

Jonathan Togo is CSI Miami Star | Right TV

So what could have pushed Jonathan over the edge . Well no one knows. The only thing that is known is that the CSI Miami star was arrested on domestic violence charges at his Hollywood home after things got heated between Jonathan and his girlfriend. Apparently things go so heated between the two lovebirds that Jonathan’s girlfriend called the cops. Neither Jonathan or his girlfriend needed immediate medical attention.

Things certainly are hot on the CBS hit show CSI Miami, and I am not just talking about the Miami heat. Oh no the cast is full of sizzling hot hunks like Jonathan Togo, who plays hunky Ryan Wolfe . Before landing the role that has made him a household hottie, Jonathan Togo starred on such shows as Ed and Special Unit 2. Along with a number of guest appearances on TV shows like judging Amy, Jonathan Togo has appeared on the big in the Oscar Winning film Mystic River.

Jonathan Togo is a television star, a talented actor, super hot and yes now he is in some trouble.

Below are some pictures of the CSI Miami hottie in all his glory, before his domestic troubles. Enjoy!

Screen World, 2005 Film Annual

The Hollywood reporter

John Willis' screen world

International Motion Picture Almanac

The Traveler's Handbook, The Insider's Guide to World Travel