After Oberlin

As a writer for Comedy Central’s brand creative department, Max Cohn is the mastermind of campaigns and promotional copy for shows like South Park and The Daily Show.

An honors economics student, Emma Marshall is working alongside economists and fellow research analysts at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

Wolf has focused his research on Neanderthal DNA and how it is distributed across global populations.

Geology graduate Marcus Hill is working alongside seasoned park rangers to run education programs for elementary school students. As one of the few geologists on staff, he’s discovering that visitors are excited to learn about rocks from someone who spent the last four years working with rocks.

In four short years at Oberlin College, Alex Ngo set his course for a life in music.

A geology and religion double major, Gerrits recently earned a master of science degree at Boston College.

Electroacoustic artist Eli Stine ’14 returns to teach and create at Oberlin.

Biology and biochemistry graduate Gabby Walsh ’18 is working as a postbaccalaureate fellow at the Food and Drug Administration.

History graduate Samir Husain ’18 is working as an associate consultant at Maryville Consulting Group.

León Pescador ’18 is working as the finance director on Democratic nominee Dan Helmer’s campaign for the Virginia House of Delegates in the 40th District.

History graduate Anna Bauman ’17 is building a career path in radio. Currently, she works as an associate producer for NPR’s On Point.

Noah Sanderson ’16 is a lifelong maker and musician who became serious about steel pan while at Oberlin. Since graduation, he has been gradually improving his skills tuning and making these instruments.