After Kenyon

Students who major in modern languages and literatures follow diverse career paths. Their understanding of other cultures, highly developed communication
and analytical skills, and foreign language fluency makes them desirable employees in many fields.

First Jobs

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

Marie Laube '16
Teach for America participant, San Francisco, CA

Anne Malkoff '16
Graduate student in clinical psychology, Marquette University

Luke Hodges '15
Marketing assistant, Nickelodeon Theatre, Columbia, SC

Olivia Lott '15
English teaching assistant, Fulbright Colombia, Tunja, Colombia

Paul J. Hoehn '14
Fulbright teaching fellow, Germany

Sarah Kahwash '14
Fulbright teaching fellow, Malaysia

Catherine Novack '14
Fulbright teaching fellow, Taiwan

Elisabeth Thoreson-Green '14
Fulbright teaching fellow, Spain

Lauren E. Amrhein '13
Blog writer, WorkingAbroad.com, New York, NY

Philip C. Ayers '13
Research assistant, Sterling International, New York, NY

Alex S. Kieselstein '13
Fulbright teaching fellow, Bulgaria

Jamie L. Samuel '13
Project coordinator, contemporary art, Bonhams, Los Angeles, CA

Marcia Schwartz '13
Graduate student, Georgetown University, Baltimore, MD

Joseph Lerangis ’12
Fulbright teaching fellow, Mongolia

Susan Livermore ’12
Fulbright Teaching Fellow, Mexico

Elizabeth McBean ’11
Fulbright teaching fellow, Russia

Grant Sunderland ’10
BNP Paribas, Paris, France

Careers

Michael T.S. Vanacore ’09
Union organizer, SEIU Local 500, Maryland and Washington, DC

Jian Lu ’08
Program/development coordinator, Brookings Institution, Washington, DC

Peter E. Robbins ’07
Resident Director, CET Kunming/C.V. Starr-Middlebury School, Kunming, China

Kelly M. Bielen ’07
Administrative coordinator, International Economic Development Council

Clara K. Hoellerbauer ’05
Spanish teacher, Potomac School

Jacob D. Howley ’03
Attorney, U.S. Postal Service Law Department, Washington, DC