Alumni Profiles

Caitlin

“Knowing people in the industry before graduation is just invaluable.”

Caitlin

“One of the things I loved most about RWU is that there were no grad students in the sciences, so our professors were supported by undergraduate researchers.”

Christopher

“And you feel empathy for all these people you’re speaking with and working with in a very direct way. In most cases, your emotions help you along and inspire you.”

Cody

“For being somewhat of an international relations/political science nerd it really doesn't get a lot more exciting than this."

Courtney

“I definitely had the upper hand in D.C. during my internship. I already knew how to perform research and how to conduct myself in a courtroom.”

Danielle (Dani)

“[Professors] won’t push you in the wrong direction, instead, they push you to be better. I am where I am because of my professors and my advisor.”

Gary

“I’m so happy I took the internship on campus. I learned how different departments work as one and how one decision affects the organization as a whole.”

Kemal

“I have been ‘the computer guy’ since I was a child. I spent most of my time either fixing computers or designing websites.

Kristin

Kristin was a Jill of all Trades at RWU's Barn.

Laura-Ashley

“Keep an open mind. On campus you may change groups, majors, even friends.”

Leah

“Sharing the act of play is the most amazing experience you can have with these kids.”

Melisa

By creating her own program of study, Melisa ensured that she would get where she wanted to go.

Monique

“We can all make a difference if we are so inclined. You don’t have to be a tree hugger to help change the environment.”

Omar

“People at RWU have no idea what a difference they’ve made in my life...”

Scott

“Take a lot of interesting classes. Try to experience a little of everything.”

Shayna

"That’s one of the great things about RWU—when students express their desires, RWU takes them into consideration."

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Alumni Profiles