Successful Graduates

Gender Studies adds a perspective to your education that can be valuable in a wide variety of fields.

Name Career after Coe

Jennifer (Martinson) Jacobs '98 – English, Spanish, and Gender Studies majors

J.D. from the University of Minnesota, Law Clerk at the U.S. Court of Appeals, 8th District

Beverly Larson Velloff '98 – Elementary Education and Gender Studies minor

4th grade teacher, Math Specialist, University City School District, Missouri

Wendie Carr '98 – English and Gender Studies majors, Religion minor

Editor and Publicist for Carroll & Graf publishers, New York

Camille Leganza '98 – English and Gender Studies majors

Free Lance Writer at the Wall Street Institute

Ni'Cole Jurena-Carey '99 – Psychology and Gender Studies majors

M.S. in Education from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale; Psychotherapist at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Ericka Otterson '00 – English major with a Gender Studies minor

Program Director at Augsburg College

Jennifer (Willock) McCarthy '01 – Business and Public Relations majors with a Gender Studies minor

Marketing cooridnator for Hedrick & Associates (consulting civil engineering firm)

Lindsay Niedergeses '03 – English and Gender Studies majors

Teach for America volunteer; currently English teacher, Houston Independent School district

Alyssa (Craft) Rosendahl '03 – Sociology and Gender Studies majors with Philosophy minor

J.D. from the University of Iowa; Attorney at Kids First Law Center

Rachel Gearhart '04 – Psychology major with Gender Studies and Philosophy minors

Graduated with a MSW from Washington University (MO); mental health clinician in Alaska

Fatma Zahra '04 – History and Gender Studies majors, with Writing minor

Domestic Violence Program Advocate at Sakhi for South Asian Women; working on an M.S.W. at New York University