After Oberlin

A surprise phone call led to a life-changing experience for soprano Elissa Pfaender '16.

Elka Lee-Shapiro ’18 is working with various arts organizations and museums to show how engagement with art can result in social and political impact.

Kiéla Nelson ’18 is helping cultivate unique and well-rounded learning experiences for youth in Chicago through teaching and performing.

Through freelance work and teaching jobs, Andre Cardine ’18 balances life as a music instructor and as an artist.

Environmental studies graduate Hyacinth Parker ’17 has landed a new job as a sales planning coordinator at the New York Times.

A 2017 creative writing graduate, Emily Cohn’s first feature film will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival this spring.

A 2017 graduate, Emily Cohn’s feature film, CRSHD, will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival this spring.

Neuroscience graduate Maya Zeemont ’16 will be attending the Yale School of Nursing this fall.

As a software engineer, Manickam Manickam ’18 has been building computer programs along with his professional skills.

A theater and Africana studies graduate, B.J.Tindal is launching his professional career with two plays he wrote and directed at Oberlin.

Ava Prince ’18 is exploring her dual passions for art and outreach in her position as curatorial assistant in the education department at the Allen Memorial Art Museum.

Thanisa Durongkaveroj ’18 is taking an interdisciplinary artistic approach to social impact.