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  • April 18
    French helps Julia conduct culturally sensitive research
  • February 20
    If you’re interested in doing both medicine management and therapy, consider pursuing a Master’s in Psychiatric Nursing through an “alternate entry” program like I did. SU’s psych major provides an excellent foundation, and in only 3 years, you’ll be ready to practice psychiatry in a mental health facility or in private practice.
  • February 20
    I have been able to provide individual psychotherapy services to clients at both an outpatient community clinic as well as at the university’s student counseling center.
  • October 28
    Languages led Erin around the world
  • Jones
    October 28
    History and German major Rory Jones is an English teaching assistant at the Ganztagsschule Friedrichstadt, in Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Germany
  • Lizzie Barry '21
    May 3
  • Student conversation
    January 20
    Pathways is a new tool to help Southwestern students learn, in a step-by-step process, how to navigate the world of networking.
  • David Watts' short story, Christmas in Georgepatch
    December 23
    David Watts ’62 writes a short story on celebrating Christmas in his hometown of Georgetown.
  • UW Evans School new students 9-22-2014 (C) 2014 Karen Orders Photography
    November 30
    Shireen is currently working as a Financial Manager for the Somali Youth & Family Club, a Seattle area non-profit dedicated to providing social services to area’s Somali community. She graduated in June of 2016 with her Master’s of Public Administration (MPA) from the Daniel J. Evans School of Public Policy and Governance at the University of Washington (UW). Shireen also completed the Evans School’s International Development Certificate Program to further pursue her academic and professional passion for development work in Africa.
  • September 23
    Mary recently completed a multidisciplinary PhD program in public policy and higher education at Vanderbilt University.
  • January 19
    An update from Taylor Day ’13
  • Trey Frye
    January 18
    Yale Divinity School student sees a continuum among ancient Greek, cutting edge education, financial analysis, and graduate school in religion
  • Nicole Inskeep
    September 30
    Classics major Nicole Inskeep ’15  internship with Texas Historical Commission included working on the La Belle Shipwreck (1686)
  • Milly Arcovedo
    August 13
    Milly’s Spanish studies continue to be an integral part of her professional and personal identity.
  • June 2
    Studying French and art history allowed Kelly to find her critical voice
  • Shaylee Bushner
    April 30
    A love of cultural exchange led Shaylee to the Peace Corps
  • Lindsey Waldrop
    April 26
    Studying Chinese leads Lindsey to Ph.D. studies
  • February 20
    I immediately felt at home there and discovered a passion for crisis intervention and healthy relationship education.
  • September 6
    Anne Fenley, a native Texan who majored in history at Southwestern describes herself as cheerful, reliable, quirky and musical. As a student, she was a member of Alpha Delta Pi, Delta Omicron, Student Congress, Chorale and Opera Theatre; she held a job at a law office and an internship at the Williamson County Museum; and says during all of that she “consumed copious amounts of coffee at Cianfrani Coffee Co.”
  • September 28
    Classics at Southwestern prepared John for the rigors of law school
  • Aaron Blair '08
    September 17
    Aaron has applied skills from his Classics major to law
  • September 5
    Lawyer Elijah McLeod writes about the value of a Classics degree
  • August 31
    Latin/Accounting Alum Gets Firsthand View of the Tour de France