As you can see from our examples, the public servants of today have exciting careers. Public servants have degrees in nearly every discipline including aerospace technology, geology, environmental science, business, law, public administration, accounting, economics, law enforcement, or civil engineering.
Work places range from nonprofit organizations to the local, state, or federal government.
The reasons are endless. You may wish to help shape environmental regulations, or help immigrants enter our country. You may wish to serve the President or be an information technology specialist for the Department of Defense. You could work in Washington, DC or in a small town in middle America. From fostering the Internet to putting a man on the moon, working in the federal government is anything but boring.