Alumni

Andrea Walter

Education Andrea Walter [email protected] 1) What is your current occupation and where do you live? Please briefly describe your duties and responsibilities. How long have you been at this position? I live in a rural area of Western North Carolina. I am a fifth grade teacher, and have… Continue reading »

Doris Beyer

Medical Doris Beyer [email protected] Doris H. Beyer, MD, MS New York 1) What is your current occupation and where do you live? Please briefly describe your duties and responsibilities. How long have you been at this position? Pharmaceutical physician at Sanofi – Global Safety Officer, which means… Continue reading »

Amanda Norton

Academia Amanda Norton [email protected] Senior Writer University of Chicago Urban Labs 33 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 1600 Chicago, IL 60602 urbanlabs.uchicago.edu 1) What is your current occupation and where do you live? Please briefly describe your duties and responsibilities. How long have you… Continue reading »

Mark Roche

Professor of German and Concurrent Professor of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame. Former Dean of Arts and Letters, University of Notre Dame. Previously I taught for a dozen years at Ohio State. Continue reading »

Dae Selcer

Currently I am an English as a Second Language (ESL) Program Chair and Teacher at Harvest Network of Schools. I supervise 6 other ESL teachers and 300 plus students across four schools, K-8. I also teach 1st and 3rd grade ESL. In addition, I make sure our program is in compliance with state and federal laws, run our ESL database, and train ESL and content staff on techniques for working with ELLs. Before my current position, I taught in both Cambodia and Viet Nam as an ESL teacher for three years. Continue reading »

Margaret Cody

I am currently a high school German teacher in a Minneapolis suburb (Apple Valley). I teach German 1-4; German 4 is taught through the University of Minnesota College in the Schools program. I also have a GAPP exchange with a partner school in Gross-Gerau, Germany. Every other summer, I take around 15 AVHS students to Germany for three weeks, then their German partners attend our school for 3 weeks in October. This is my 7th year at AVHS and my 10th year teaching. Right now, I am only teaching German part-time, as I am also working on a Department of Labor STEM grant awarded to my school. I work with students to help them match their skills and interests to potential jobs, then coordinate work and college experiences for students. This is my last year working on the grant; I will be back to teaching full-time next year. Continue reading »

Cooper Nassery

As a German major, you'll learn more than just the German language. At the end of your four years, you will have sharpened your critical thinking skills and have made fantastic connections with some of the Purple Valley’s best students and faculty. In an ever more globalized world, studying German will make you an extremely attractive candidate to employers across many industries -- regardless of whether or not you'll use German on the job. Organizations will respect your global outlook and will recognize that you're a flexible, nuanced thinker. With a German major from Williams, I was able to gain work experience at an international NGO, a Fortune-50 company, and a commercial bank. Take a German class – you won’t regret it! Continue reading »

Jodi Fisler

I currently work as Director of Student Affairs Planning & Assessment and Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. I have been in this position since 2009, although I started my career at William & Mary's international studies center in 1997. My current responsibilities involve overseeing the student affairs division's strategic plan and working with the various student affairs departments to help them assess the effectiveness of their work. I also coordinate campus surveys related to student life and analyze and share the data with campus leaders and other interested groups. Continue reading »

Joseph P. Shaw

Semi-retired for about a year. Living in Worthington, MA - about 45 minutes from Williamstown. Most recent position was President & CEO of Champlain National Bank, Willsboro, NY. Still consulting with an emphasis on M&A transactions and bank negotiations. Continue reading »

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