Our alumni find big and small ways to construct meaningful lives after graduation. Below you will find a sampling of recent alumni news. Stay connected! Check out the Alumni and Development for Arts & Sciences website for more.
For the next year, Candice Jones will be part of America’s most prestigious programs for leadership and public service.
Dobson researched the evolution of chin shape during the transition from archaic to modern humans while at graduate school at the Washington University in St. Louis.
Previously, Doi held senior legal positions with major financial institutions in Tokyo, including State Street Bank and Trust Company and CIGNA/ACE Insurance.
Josh Bleicher is selected as one of six recipents to receive the Sokolof scholarship, which is based on personal achievement, scholastic performance, community service and overall good character.
On March 12, Marc Hendel will attempt a 9 day, 470 km run across the full length of Israel to raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri and for Youth Futures, a Jewish mentorship program.
“As a transfer student, I had a different experience at Washington University than most,” says Anita Diamant, renowned author and 1973 graduate of the university.
Five recent graduates of Washington University in St. Louis are acting on a passion of service after graduation. These alumni have committed to 1,700 hours, by giving a year of service with City Year.
NASA’s Director of Flight Crew Operations Janet Kavandi has named Air Force Col. Robert L. Behnken as the chief of the Astronaut Office.
On Nov 6th, Steven Easley was elected to the New Mexico State Legislature as the Representative for House District 50. He will be sworn in January 1, 2013.
Memory Elvin-Lewis (microbiologist and ethnobotanist) enjoyed a multifaceted career but is best known for her research into the traditional plant-based medical and dental practices of indigenous peoples.
