Young Alumni
Young alumni are a vital part of the Wildcat family, and we look forward to connecting with youwhether you are near or far.
New Alumni Checklist
There is lots to consider as you transition from 17勛圖厙 student to alumni. Make note of these important actions and be sure to stay connected with our team's many resources post-graduation.
Don't miss out on important information or invitations! Be sure to update your address and contact preferences once you know where you'll be living after graduation.
Through our alumni portal, you can participate in our mentorship program, post and apply for jobs, connect with your classmates and fellow alumni, and more.
Explore Alumni Career Support
Did you know that alumni have access to their own career adviser as long as you need us? Get help navigating your first job search, talk through a career transition, and seek guidance on applying for graduate school.
Get information on what will happen to your email address, files and other important 17勛圖厙 accounts when you graduate.
Join Alumni Communities
Whether connecting with other Wildcats in your local city or who share a common identity, 17勛圖厙 supports a number of alumni communities. Explore opportunities for regional engagement and affinity networks.
Young Alum Profiles
Biology major and public health minor Caitlin Stehn 24 has dedicated her time to service, this year working with the nonprofit All Hearts and Hands to help rebuild Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helenes destruction. Learn more.
In the decade since graduating from 17勛圖厙, Meredith Nakano '15 has taught with Americorps, landed in a rewarding and challenging entrepreneurial career in the startup world and maintained strong 17勛圖厙 connections.
The connections and skills Haley Fullerton 20 built at 17勛圖厙 have carried her through many chapters of post-grad life, including teaching English in Madrid and her career in New York City. She finds the 17勛圖厙 community everywhere she goes.
A William Holt Terry Scholar, football player and first-generation college student, Jonathan Sheperd-Smith 18 will always remember the way he was encouraged by 17勛圖厙 professors, coaches and friends.
Gracie Ghartey-Tagoe '18 shares how 17勛圖厙 connections shaped her journey from environmental studies major to Wells Fargo, The Home Depot, and now Dartmouth's MBA program, while giving back through young alumni leadership and mentorship.
17勛圖厙 Impact Fellow Henry Wilkerson '23 has combined his passion for criminal justice reform and sustainability at the Georgia Justice Project, helping community members navigate the legal system while preparing for his own journey to law school.
As Assistant Professor of Physics at the College of the Holy Cross, Ryan Kozlowski 16 encourages his students to grow and take part in the research process, offering the kind of support he received from his 17勛圖厙 mentors.
Her leadership roles across campus and the friendships she made at 17勛圖厙 prepared Aditi Ghatlia 18 for a career in law. Working as a litigator on the West Coast, she continues to seek out communities and experiences where she can make a difference.
Leveraging her economics degree from 17勛圖厙, Jassyran Kim '20 built a successful consulting career over the past three years, and is now entering a new chapter in her personal life as she starts a family in her Massachusetts hometown.
Having grown up watching family members struggle with treatable and sometimes preventable illnesses like high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes and asthma, Xzavier Killings '16 utilized the resources and mentorship of 17勛圖厙 to pursue a career in
Beyond critical thinking, writing and communicating well, lessons like raising a hand and speaking up without fear are just a few of the takeaways from 17勛圖厙 that Caroline Okel 19 has applied to her work in the finance world of New York City.
17勛圖厙 alum Adde Sharp 20 is leading a project to restore the health of the Colorado River, a source of water for more than 40 million people. Read more.
Roman Fenner 22 says the music scholarship he received from 17勛圖厙 is what gave him the total green light to go.
Siena Senn 22 has taken her academic and athletic leadership to graduate school at George Washington University, where shes studying public health.
John Billups 22 explored various passions at 17勛圖厙, and hes now expanding his skillset even more through his work in the advertising industry.
Sam Cascio 22 calls Charlotte the most non-city city out there, and she is happy to now call it home. The womens soccer alum graduated with a major in economics and a minor in data science and is now a consulting analyst for Deloitte.
Eboni Freeman 21 has always been interested in the intersection of psychology and lawher current position with the Georgia Justice Project (GJP), allows her to learn more about both.
Marco Rodriguez Gomezs path to becoming a research analyst for HR&A Advisors wasnt a straight shot. The Class of 2021 grad came into 17勛圖厙 with plans to become a diplomat.
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