Recent Alumni
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A BA in Psychology opens many doors for you. One of the many benefits of a liberal arts degree is the breadth of training you’ve received, and you will have some exciting choices ahead.
What are recent alumni doing?
- Emilio Gray ‘24 (Portland, OR) and Sarah Hamilton ‘23 (MN) – postbaccalaureate research fellow, Yale Child Study Center
- Audrey McGuinness ‘24 (Oakland, CA) – Clinical research coordinator, Mayo Clinic
- Kian Sohlrabi ‘22 – law school, Harvard University
- Mae Sullivan ‘23 – PsyD program in clinical psychology, Loyola University Maryland
- Luc Jamous ‘23 (MA) – research assistant, ChildTrends
- Emily Pederson ‘24 (MN) – case manager, Washburn Child and Family Center
- Lanying Wang ‘24 – PsyD program in clinical psychology, Chicago School of Professional Psychology
- Andrea Vijil Morin ‘24 – research assistant, Butler Hospital, Brown University
- El Alcalá ‘24 (TX) – teaching assistant, TAPIF program, France
- Jane Acierno ‘20 (New York, NY) – PhD program in cognitive psychology, Northeastern University
- Jennifer Huang ‘22 (Somerset, NJ) – Technology analyst, Wells Fargo
- Amy Xu ‘22 (Shanghai, China) – Software development engineer, Medtronic
- Maddie Hufford ‘22 (Devon, PA) – Masters of Social Work program, Boston College
- Allison Dwinnell ‘21 (Glenwood Village, CO) – Veterinary medicine, Cornell University
- Johanna Caskey ‘22 (Duluth, MN) – research technician, Developmental Psychopathology Lab, University of Iowa
- Brooke Offenhauser ‘21 (??, MN) – health educator, MN Department of Health
- Alex Poland ‘22 (Madison, WI) – Masters in International Disaster Psychology: Trauma and Global Mental Health, University of Denver
- Aditi Dalela ‘20 (New Delhi, India) – Masters in Public Health, Johns Hopkins University
- Nita Senesathith ‘21 (Vientiane, Laos) – Masters in Public Health, Oxford University
- Rohit Kamath ‘18 (Bangalore, India) – PhD program in neuroscience, University of Washington
- Rachel Gehman ‘19 (Missoula, MT) – PhD program in clinical psychology, University of Vermont
- Jane Acierno ‘20 (New York, NY) – PhD program in cognitive psychology, Northeastern University
- Deborah Pickford ‘20 (Denver, CO) – PhD program in school psychology, Tulane University
- Jennifer Huang ‘22 (Somerset, NJ) – Technology analyst, Wells Fargo
- Amy Xu ‘22 (Shanghai, China) – Software development engineer, Medtronic
- Maddie Hufford ‘22 (Devon, PA) – preschool teacher in NY
- Johanna Caskey ‘22 (Duluth, MN) – mental health technician, Fraser
- Alex Poland ‘22 (Madison, WI) – teaching in Chile and then Spain
- Aditi Dalela ‘20 (New Delhi, India) – Research assistant, ChildTrends
- Nita Senesathith ‘21 (Vientiane, Laos) – Clinical research assistant, Boston Children’s Hospital
- Brooke Offenhauser ‘21 (Cottage Grove, MN) – MPH program, University of Minnesota
- Stephanie Konadu-Acheampong ‘21 (Centennial, CO) – MPH program, University of Minnesota
- Allison Dwinnell ‘21 (Glenwood Village, CO) – Vet school, Cornell University
- Lydia Diebol ‘21 (New York, NY) – MSW program, New York University
- Avery Cooper ‘22 (Lindsborg, KS) – teaching English in Spain
- Sarah Matzdorf ‘18 (Defreestville, NY) – MSN in nursing, Duke University
- Jennifer Huang ‘22 (Somerset, NJ) – Technology analyst, Wells Fargo
- Amy Xu ‘22 (Shanghai, China) – Software development engineer, Medtronic
- Elizabeth Romanavska ‘19 (Riga, Latvia) – Quantitative fieldwork specialist, National Research Group
- Maria Guzman’21 (Cold Spring, MN), Research associate, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
- Alexander Marketos ’20 (Washington, DC) Research associate, Mathematica
- Julia Carpenter ’20 (Stevensville, MI) – 2 year clinical social work fellowship at UMich’s Psychological Clinic
- Allison Gammons ’19 (Buffalo Grove, IL) MPH with concentration in Population Mental Health and Wellbeing at the Colorado School of Public Health
- Linda De Anda ’18 (St. Paul, MN) Graduate school for school psychologist; interning with MPLS Public Schools
- Maya Stoller ’19 (Brattleboro, VT) Physical Therapy aide for neuro-rehab clinic Neuroworx, applying to doctorate physical therapy programs in spring