Alumni Early Career Profiles

An often asked question is: What can one do with a undergraduate mathematics degree, besides teach mathematics? The profiles below provide ample evidence for the utility of an undergraduate degree in mathematics. Some of our graduates choose to join the workforce immediately, while others pursue advanced degrees in engineering, the sciences, or professions such as law, medicine, or dentistry.

We encourage students to read over the profiles and reflect on the many opportunities that are available for mathematically trained graduates.

• Rene Bernal - Manufacturing
• CIA Employee - Government
• Autumn Carlton - Manufacturing
• Christopher Elofson - Manufacturing
• Melissa Ann Green - Manufacturing
• Philip Hughes - Other Science and Technology
• Carolyn Lanser - Manufacturing
• Rebekah Madrigal - Government
• David Morales - Other Science and Technology
• Todd Murphey - Education / Academia
• Keith Schon - Information Technology
• Pavla Senkyrikova - Health Care and Social Assistance
• Jennifer Smith - Education / Academia
• Andrew Somers - Finance and Insurance
• Monica Vasquez - Education / Academia
• Britt Zitterkopf - Manufacturing

The profiles above were created as a part of the American Mathematical Society (AMS) Early Career Profile Network. Unfortunately, the funding for the project ran out, and the web page on the AMS site has been taken down. However, a couple of the other institutions still have profiles posted, and we encourage you to browse them through the links below. The Mathematical Association of America (MAA) website also has a variety of career profiles that may be of interest, and the sites http://weusemath.org/ and http://whatcanidowiththismajor.com/major/mathematics/ are additional excellent resources for career information.