Denison Graduation Year: Class of 2016
Denison Majors: English (Literature); Spanish
Graduate Degree Type: Master of Science in Education – Secondary Education from Saint Joseph’s University, Class of 2019
Contact Me: mcauli_m1@denison.edu
Denison Graduation Year: Class of 2017
Denison Majors: Anthropology & Sociology
Graduate Degree Type: Master of Science in Public Policy from Carnegie Mellon University Heinz College, Class of 2020
Contact Me: sshore@andrew.cmu.edu
Denison Graduation Year: Class of 2016
Denison Majors: Communication; English (Creative Writing)
Graduate Degree Type: Master of Arts in Advertising and Public Relations from The University of Alabama, Class of 2019
Contact Me: shivelita@gmail.com
Denison Graduation Year: Class of 2017
Denison Majors: Anthropology & Sociology
Graduate Degree Type: Master of Social Work from Washington University Brown School, Class of 2019
Contact Me: r.schaff@wustl.edu
I had always known I wanted my career to be something that involved helping others, and social work seemed like the perfect way to do that for me.
Denison Graduation Year: Class of 2017
Denison Majors: Computer Science; Math
Graduate Degree Type: PhD in Computer Science from University of Rochester, Class of 2022
Contact Me: readmc_a1@denison.edu
I had opportunities to engage in research while I was at Denison, and I loved doing it, so it seemed natural to go pursue a PhD.
Denison Graduation Year: Class of 2018
Denison Majors: Political Science; English (writing)
Graduate Degree Type: Master of Science in International Development from The London School of Economics, Class of 2019
Contact Me: rachelepstein36@gmail.com
To all graduating seniors looking for career opportunities, be patient, and focus on learning. As a member of the Class of 2008, the economic climate post-graduation was depressed with the real estate and financial sector contributing to most of the decline. International trade, as well as the auto industry, were also shocked into submission. I mention this economic crisis, not to compare it to our current economic climate, but instead, to say that this is not a unique time to find a job (although certainly a very unique time to live).
