Todd Chambers 89 is in production operations management at Dietrich Industries. Beth Rollog 90 keeps us up to date on her challenging job working with minority preschoolers in Newark, N.J., at the Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education. Heather Caldwell 90 is an aquatics instructor working with retarded citizens, and Roxanne Bogo 90 is coordinator of residence life at Carnegie Mellon University. Doug Brosius 98 is a research analyst for Parker-Hunter. Several of our graduates have been offered jobs in child and family services, church education, security work and juvenile correction facilities.
Many careers are possible with an undergraduate degree in Sociology.
What is important is the process of exploration that leads you, the student, to the discipline that will interest and involve you and become a passport to a career that continues to interest and involve you for the rest of your life. For many people, that discipline is Sociology. It may be for you. About W.C .