Alumna Dyanne Vaught ’13 was drawn to economics because of its relevance to the “real world.” Now she’s helping to define the nation’s monetary policy at the Federal Reserve – in a city she calls the “mecca” for economic research.
Meredith Kablick '06 helps to feature artists like Picasso, Cézanne and Matisse in exhibitions at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C.
It's all fast motorcycles and supermodels for TJ Kremlick '00 (just kidding). He was obsessed with bikes while at the College, and determined to build a career around his passion. He did - with the top motorcycle brand in the world.
Amanda Rose ’02 is a Broadway actress whose credits include national tours of Oklahoma (as Laurey), Dr. Dolittle (starring Tommy Tune) and Wicked (as Nessarose).
Aundrea Loftley ’06 is well on her way to being a leading expert in treating diabetes. Her goal is to travel to medically-unserved regions of the world and help establish facilities to treat diabetes.
After college, Ben Rosen '08 hoped to do standup comedy and get a day job in NYC. Learn how he landed a career at Buzzfeed instead (spoiler: snacks are key)
Anna Grace Burnette '13 put her psychology degree to use profiling criminals and conducting research as an intern with the FBI.
Andy Cornwell ’01, along with a team of equally brilliant researchers, is challenging the boundaries of modern medicine for people suffering from paralysis and other neurological disorders.
Why launch just one record label when you can successfully launch a bunch of companies? College of Charleston alumnus Ian Wheeler ’05 has made a name for himself in the New York City music industry by jumping in feet first.
College of Charleston communication graduate Emma Rudolph ’13 is an associate cookbook editor who does everything from conceptualizing books to perfecting recipes and making food look good during photo shoots.
