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Center for Vocation and Career Life After Wheaton Class of 2019 Life After Wheaton The Undergraduate Class of 2019 CENTER FOR VOCATION AND CAREER Dee Pierce M.A. '17 Director Center for Vocation and Career Wheaton College prepares our graduates for a lifetime of serving Christ and His Kingdom. In a rapidly changing society, agility becomes a highly valuable skill, and one which readily develops in our liberal arts students. A recent report from The Washington Post looked at the long-term Survey Methodology value of a liberal arts education. Anthony P. Carnevale, director of the This survey is conducted according education and workforce center at Georgetown, says, “...in the United to guidelines from the National States it's more typical to have a major and a variety of other classes. Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), the professional It turns out in an economy where there are a lot of changes...that association for college career services. combination makes you more flexible...and gives you more opportunity NACE’s First Destination Survey in the long run.” captures information on how new college graduates fare in their careers within six months of graduation. The Why does a liberal arts education have such a lasting impact? The Post annual initiative provides clear, concise, article goes on to reflect on the liberal arts experience of Erika Hagberg, and consistent data on the outcomes director of global sales for Google, this way, “in the small classes… associated with a college education on a national scale (naceweb.org). she had to have done the work, be ready to answer tough questions, In addition to providing outcomes appreciate multiple perspectives and be able to explain her ideas for specific graduating classes, the effectively.” The same is true for the students at Wheaton College, and First Destination Survey is designed to provide data trends over time to this preparation ensures our graduates are equipped for the workplace inform the discussion about the value of today and tomorrow. of higher education. The standards and protocols allow collection of The Center for Vocation and Career gives students an opportunity information from an electronic survey conducted by the Center for Vocation to develop their skills, explore their interests, and understand and Career, as well as job information their workplace values. Our students learn how to articulate these from sources like LinkedIn. to prospective employers and graduate schools, so they can make informed decisions about where they will live, work, and study. A future where young Christ-followers are flourishing in their chosen fields, developing their skills, and growing in their faith as active participants in the Kingdom is a bright one. So how are we doing? Take a look at the following pages and see where the graduates of the Class of 2019 have landed. I think you’ll enjoy discovering where a Wheaton education can lead! 2 Class of 2019 First Destination Survey Results 1% Seeking employment or internship 99% of the class landed* within six months of graduation, compared to the national average of 86% in 2018 (NACE). *employed, interning, furthering their education, or pursuing other adventures of their choice Where are Wheaton graduates working? Business & 18.6% Professional Services 12.1% Non-Profit 10.3% Healthcare 10.3% K–12 Education 9.3% Financial Services 9.0% Internet & Software 6.0% Church & Parachurch Work 5.3% Higher Education 4.5% Construction & Manufacturing Top 12 4.0% Government & Public Policy 3.3% Creative & Media Fields Industries 2.8% Sports & Leisure ALUMNI PROFILE Daniel Rivera ’19 Major: Communication-Interpersonal Landed: Business Development Consultant at Groupon Daniel Rivera, who graduated as a communication major from Wheaton, described one of the professional skills he gained in college as “learning to be a sponge,” always absorbing new information and skills. Rivera was involved in several organizations, both on and off campus—Unidad, the Latin dance club, a marketing internship, and working at the study abroad office, to name a few. One of his most influential experiences was his involvement with the Student Alumni Board (SAB) where he had the opportunity to navigate different social circles with different types of people. The alumni networking skills he honed through his involvement with SAB, and his many other campus experiences, helped him land his current job as a Business Development Consultant at Groupon. “I love that I was able to transfer all of my different experiences at Wheaton to my day-to-day life here as I interact with people in such a big company.” Besides proofreading LinkedIn messages to future employers—and telling friends to do the same—Rivera’s advice to students is to “figure out a few takeaways of your experience and be able to not only explain them, but highlight and promote them.” w Organizations employing the class of 2019 4 Riverbridge Investment Management Rockford Christian Schools Allstate Gordon College in Orvieto Royal Business Bank Great Lakes Urban RQ Construction, LLC Sacred Harvest Foundation AmeriCorps Samaritan's Purse Anthropologie GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc. Santiago Christian School Aon Hawaii State Department of Education Barna Group High Shelf Press Bellas Artes School of Music Highland Park Presbyterian Church The Boeing Company Hireology, Inc. Scribe America Cambridge Financial Advisors HomeAdvisor Sidley Austin LLP Capital One HubSpot Singapore National Eye Center Capital Strategies Investment Group Slalom CBIZ Chatham Financial Illinois Tool Works (ITW) Spark Hire International Justice Mission Spectrum Brands, Inc. Invesco St. Louis Public Library Investortools Starcom The Chicago Council on Global Affairs Jill's House State of Illinois Office of the Governor Chicago Public Schools JingCheng International High School Summer Institute of Linguistics, Inc. Chick-fil-A Joni and Friends Summit Ministries Christianity Today Kathleen T. Zellner & Associates P.C. Synergy Physical Therapy Church of the Resurrection Kathy's Music T. Rowe Price University of Chicago—Clinical Kimberly-Clark Teach For America Addictions Research Lab Kirkland & Ellis TeachBeyond Club Automation LaSalle Network Thrivent Financial Colorado Christian University Trilogy, Inc. Compass Mortgage True North Equities Condata Global LeaderTreks Cornerstone University Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes Covenant Classical School U.S. Army Crabel Capital Management, LLC U.S. Department of Defense Creative Associates International M&C Saatchi PR U.S. Department of Housing and Deloitte Major Trading Inc. Urban Development Denver Public Schools McMaster-Carr U.S. House of Representatives Duke University School of Medicine Medtronic U.S. Institute of Peace DuPage County Health Department Meier Clinics Mennonite Central Committee U.S. Senate Naperville Community Unit School Wakefield Asset Management District 203 The Walt Disney Company Warner Music Group | Elektra Music Group Edward Elmhurst Health Washington Elementary ENSTAR Natural Gas Company Neurospine Center of Wisconsin, S.C. Wheaton Eye Clinic Epic New City Church Expo Chicago Northrop Grumman EY Northwestern Mutual FedEx Services World Health Organization Outreach Community Ministries Feed My Starving Children World Relief Paro.io Young Life International Pawley's Island Presbyterian Church Performance Trust Capital Partners Pine Rest Christian Mental First Trust Health Services Salary Data** Flexera FONA International Project: VISION Average Full-Time Salary: $43,055 Frankfort Public Library Promus Capital Freedom House Pui Tak Center Range of Full-Time Salary: $20,000–$240,000 Fulcrum Research Group Rice Dairy LLC * This is a partial list of employers for 2019 graduates **Based on available student-reported actual salary information (base salaries only). Excludes part-time positions, internships, fellowships, and residential positions where housing is part of compensation package. National average Liberal Arts & Sciences salary of $43,919 (NACE) 1 Where did they land? 5 Full or part-time 4 employment, including: 1 Employed as an entrepreneur Employed in a temporary/ contract work assignment Employed as a freelancer 2 Employed in a postgraduate internship or fellowship Employed in all other work categories 23 72% Employed 5 23% Enrolled in graduate school or professional school 1% Military service 1% Pursuing other adventures 2% Volunteer, missionary or national service (Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, Teach For America, etc.) 6 Top 5 States where Where are they now? Class of 2019 Landed 3 1 11 1 2 2 11 5 7 2 13 2 1 4 16 3 6 12 252 3 2 8 19 1 18 1 6 13 1 10 9 3 1 1 3 2 2 5 20 6 Other Countries Australia Israel Sierra Leone Austria Italy Singapore Canada Japan South Korea China Malaysia Switzerland Denmark Mexico Taiwan 5 Dominican Myanmar Thailand Republic Nicaraqua Uganda England Niger Ukraine Ethiopia Philippines Vietnam Honduras Scotland ALUMNI PROFILE Ziyue Gu ’19 Major: Sociology Landed: PhD Student in Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Maryland Ziyue Gu, a sociology major at Wheaton who served as the president of Koinonia, was surprised to find a home in academia as a full-time Ph.D. student studying Criminology and Criminal Justice. After several internships in NGOs (non-government organizations), Gu was sure she wanted to work at an NGO. It was her sociology classes and professors, however, who convinced her to apply to graduate schools. “My professors at Wheaton have literally changed my life,” she said, “and being able to teach and prepare to be a professor is such a privilege and rewarding experience.”
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