After Oberlin

Dyeemah Simmons ’14 takes her experience studying art and her love for education to Anatolia College in Greece to pass on her knowledge to the next generation of international scholars and artists.

Once a politics and history major, John Kallas ’14 goes from studying contemporary American union strategy to practicing it on the streets of Cleveland.

Rachel Marino ’13 applies her research to education programs at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, making art-based education more accessible to students and teachers alike.

Majoring in mathematics at Oberlin opens doors in every direction, giving students an adaptable problem-solving tool.

Zohra Ansari-Thomas ’14 prevents discrimination one data set at a time while creating affirmative action plans at the law firm Littler Mendelson.

Cinema studies major Alexis Gee ’14 sets off on her path to becoming a film editor with a client services position at the post-production company Technicolor-Postworks New York.

Jack Ratner ’14 goes from computer science student to junior engineer at a start-up technology company, Bandwagon, that has introduced a ride-sharing smartphone app to reduce pollution and traffic in New York City.

Former student of Angela Cheng earns grand prize of $20,000 in addition to a recital in New York City.

Robert Palacios ’14 has been recruited by Venture for America to help grow a startup company based in Cleveland.

As a Venture for America Fellow, May graduate Matthew Fish looks forward to rebuilding his hometown, Detroit.

Though new technology has revolutionized media consumption, recent graduate Adrian Rew has started a business using something far older—vinyl records.

Recent graduate Lake Buckley is cycling across the country to raise awareness of small-scale organic farms and the women who operate them.