After Kenyon

Classics majors go on to careers in a variety of fields.

First Jobs

From professional careers to graduate studies to non-profit work, here is a look at how recent classics graduates make their mark beyond the Hill. 

Natalie Ayers '17
Data Technology Analyst, Keyrus USA

Trevor Kirby '16
Teach for America participant, North Carolina

Cheyenne Davis '15
Intern in lighting, Actor's Theatre of Louisville, Louisville, KY

Benjamin Dossetter '15
Medical student, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA

Stephanie Goldkopf '15
Graduate Student, Indiana University Mauer School of Law, Bloomington, IN

Nat Katz '15
Graduate Student, Columbia University

Henry Upton '15
Teaching Fellow (Classics Department), Noble and Greenough School, Dedham, MA

Zach Arlia '14
Associate, Client Financial Management, ZS Associates, Evanston, IL

Sydnee M. Lindblom '14
MA student in secondary education and teaching, Brown University, Providence, RI

Nathaniel M. DiResta '13
Law student, Lewis & Clark School of Law, Portland, OR

David Williams '13
Graduate student, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Trevor Ezell ’12
Legal assistant, Revlon Inc., New York, NY

Careers

Daniel N. Caplan, ’09
Senior associate, Kirkland West, New York, NY

Anastasia M. Pedtke ’09
Education assistant, State Department of Environmental Conservation, Queens, NY

Robert J. Gyenes ’08
Conflicts specialist, Wilmer Hale LLP, Washington, DC

Kelly M. Henry ’07
Latin teacher, Holyoke Catholic High School, Chicopee, MA

Emily R. Desmond ’04
Nurse practitioner, Ohio Department of Rehabilitation/Correction, Westerville, OH

Ashley Bones ’02
Curatorial assistant, Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, FL

Sally Robinson Cluchey ’01
Associate, Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform, Brookings Institution, Washington, DC

Bruce V. Thomas ’78
President and CEO, Cadmus Communications, Richmond, VA