FIND YOURSELF IN A GREAT JOB


You want a great job when you graduate. How about the next job after that? With the rapid pace of change, careers in demand today may become irrelevant tomorrow. Arts & Sciences students develop the foundational skills and flexibility of mind to succeed even as the employment landscape changes. Employers will value your strong communication and project management skills, your creativity, your breadth of knowledge, and so much more. So get ready to change the world, like these Arts & Sciences alumni.


DATA SCIENTIST // BATTELLE


JARROD OLSON (Near Eastern Languages and Civilization) is a data scientist at Battelle, developing and applying analytics to research decision- making in health and education policy.


OPERATIONS MANAGER // VEGA COFFEE


JULIAN FELLERMAN (International Studies) is the regional operations director for Vega Coffee in Bogotá, Colombia. The company empowers farmers to grow, package, roast, and ship their coffee directly to customers.


POLICY ADVISOR // U.S. SENATE


BRYCE MCKIBBEN (Political Science; Law, Societies & Justice) is a policy advisor at the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, where he advises on higher education policy.


RECRUITING COORDINATOR // AMAZON


DARREN LANGSTON


(Communication, Germanics) is a recruiting coordinator at Amazon, where he acts as the liaison between job candidates and business folks like recruiters, sourcers, and hiring managers.


LABOR ORGANIZER SPORTS REPORTER


THUC NHI NGUYEN (Communication, Mathematics) is a sports reporter for the Southern California News Group, which includes serving as the UCLA football beat writer for several publications online and in print.


DULCE GUTIÉRREZ (American Ethnic Studies) is a union, community & naturalization organizer for the Washington State Labor Council, working on issues affecting workers and their families in Washington’s Yakima Valley. Through December 2019, she also is deputy mayor of Yakima.


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