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UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE CAREER PLANS 2007 FINAL REPORT_1 PAGE 39 COLLEGE: HUMAN SERVICES, EDUCATION, PUBLIC POLICY Major Degree Received Gender Residence Employ Status Job Title Employer City State Grad/Prof School Degree Apparel Bachelor of Science Design F N FT Licensing Design Liaison Jones Apparel Group / Anne New York NY . Klein F N Seek Assistant Designer Elie Tahari Ltd New York NY . F N FT Production Assistant RVC Ent., Dereon Clothing New York NY . F N FT Assistant Designer K.Amato Designs Chicago IL . F N FT Assistant Designer Long Street New York NY . F N FT Assistant Designer Abercrombie and Fitch Columbus OH . F N FT Design Assistant Jones Apparel Group New York NY . F R Seek . F N FT Assistant Designer Rhonda Baum Couture Roselyn NY Fashion Institute of Non-D Technology e Certi te Progr Applied Bachelor of Science Nutritio n F N FT Business Card Customer Bank of America Newark DE . Service Art Master of Science Educatio n F R More Ed University of Delaware Doctorate Language Bachelor of Arts Arts - Secondar y Ed. M N FT Technology Manager Computers for Youth Philadelphia PA . M R FT Resident Make-up Artist Estee Lauder Newark DE Master's F R FT Marketing Research Intern Prestwick House Smyrna DE . M N More Ed University of Delaware Master's Early Bachelor of Science Child. Develpmn t & Ed. F N FT Pre-Kindergarten Teacher Pennsauken Twp. Board of Pennsauken NJ . Education F N FT Assistant Teacher Riverdale County School Bronx NY . F N FT Special Education Therapeutic Nursery Tenafly NJ . Co-Teacher F R FT Kindergarten Teacher Colonial School District Bear DE . F R FT Special Education Teacher Brandywine School District Wilmington DE . F R FT Special Education Teacher Cecil County Public Schools Elkton MD . F N FT First Grade Teacher Sayreville Board of Education Sayreville NJ . F R FT Kindergarten Teacher Colonial School District New Castle DE . F R FT Pre-Kindergarten Teacher Navy Hale Keiki School Honolulu HI . M N More Ed Rutgers University at Camden Professional PREPARED BY THE OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH AND PLANNING JUNE 2008 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE CAREER PLANS 2007 FINAL REPORT_1 PAGE 40 F R FT Regular/Special Ed Red Clay Consolidated School Wilmington DE Walden University Master's Teacher Dst F R FT Teacher (Pre-K) Lake Forest School District Felton DE Wilmington University Master's Honors B.S. F N PT Early Learning Resource Neighborhood Interfaith Philadelphia PA Bank Street Master's Center Coordinator Movement Master of Arts M R More Ed . Educatio Bachelor of Science n (Economi cs Educ.) F N FT Special Education Teacher Bridgeport Public Schools Bridgeport CT Southern Connecticut State Master's University Master of Science M N FT Systems Engineer Epic Systems Corp Verona WI . M N FT System Test Engineer Juniper Networks, Inc Sunnyvale CA Stanford University Master's M R More Ed University of Delaware Doctorate F R More Ed University of Delaware Doctorate Doctor of Philosophy M N FT Sr. Engineer Qualcomm Inc. San Diego CA . Educatio Bachelor of Arts n (Cogniti on) M N FT Inside Account Manager Polycom Inc. New York NY . F N FT Sales Operations The Estee Lauder Companies New York NY Master's Coordinator M R PT Program Quality Assistant Junior Achievement DE Wilmington DE Wilmington University Master's Bachelor of Science F N FT Operations Reporting Brown Brothers Harriman New York NY . Specialist M R FT Financial Planner Creative Financial Group Newtown Square PA . F R FT Operations Analyst Citigroup New Castle DE . F N FT Client Relationship The Vanguard Group Malvern PA . Associate M N FT Fund Accountant State Street Corporation Boston MA . M R FT Regulatory Analyst Pepco Holdings, Inc Washington DC . FT Performance Analyst Cambridge Associates Arlington VA . M N FT 1st Year PDP Lincoln Financial Fort Wayne IN . M N More Ed Boston University Master's Honors B.S. M R FT Business Analyst JP Morgan Chase Wilmington DE . F R FT Economist US DOL-BLS Philadelphia PA University of Delaware Master's Master of Arts M N More Ed . M R FT Financial Modeling ING Direct Wilmington DE . Associate Doctor of Philosophy F R PT Consultant World Bank Washington DC . PREPARED BY THE OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH AND PLANNING JUNE 2008 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE CAREER PLANS 2007 FINAL REPORT_1 PAGE 41 Educatio Doctor of Education nal Leadersh ip F N FT Instructional Designer Old Dominion University Norfolk VA . and Associate Professor F R FT Education Associate Delaware Department of Dover DE . Education FR FT . F R FT Instructional Designer University of Delaware Newark DE . F R FT Special Ed Division Head Township District 214 Arlington Heights IL . F R FT Assistant to the Campus Delaware Tech College Wilmington DE . Director FR FT . Educatio B.A.-Educ. Studies nal Studies F N PT Operations Cast Member Walt Disney World Co. Lake Buenavista FL . F N FT Research Data Assistant Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore MD . Master of Education F N FT School Psychologist Bethlehem Area School District Bethlehem PA . Educatio Master of Arts n - Undeclar ed F R More Ed University of Delaware Doctorate Doctor of Philosophy F R FT Assistant Professor & Wilmington University Dover DE . Coordinator of Behavioral Science & Psychology Educatio Master of Education n (Excep. Children ) F R FT Middle School Teacher Red Clay Consolidated School Wilmington DE . Dst F R FT Special Education Teacher . F R FT Teacher Christina School District Newark DE . F R FT Training University of Delaware Newark DE University of Delaware Doctorate Coordinator/Limited Term Researcher M R More Ed University of Kansas Doctorate Educatio Master of Education n (Educ. Leadersh ip) M N FT Vice President UNCF/GMS United Negro College Fund, Inc Fairfax VA George Mason University or UMD Doctorate College Park Educatio Master of Education n (Curr. & Instr.) F R FT Secondary English Teacher Indian River School District Georgetown DE . PREPARED BY THE OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH AND PLANNING JUNE 2008 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE CAREER PLANS 2007 FINAL REPORT_1 PAGE 42 F R FT 9th Grade Teacher . M R FT High School Math Teacher Harrison Central School Harrison NY . District F R PT Physics Teacher Sanford School Hockessin DE . M R FT Lab Coordinator University of Delaware Newark DE University of Delaware Doctorate Mathemat Bachelor of Arts ics - Sec. Ed. F R FT High School Math Teacher Agnes Irvin School Rosemont PA . English Bachelor of Arts Educatio n F R FT Corporate Communications Reuters New York NY . Specialist B.A.-Environ. Eng. F N More Ed NSF Graduate Researcher University of California - Berkeley CA University of California - Master's Berkeley Berkeley M.A.-Env. & En. Pol. F N FT Project Coordinator PECI Portland OR . F R Seek . M N FT Environmental Analyst Pechan & Associates Springfield VA . Doctor of Philosophy M N FT Assistant Professor Northeastern Illinois Chicago IL . University Educatio Bachelor of Science n (Educ. Sociolog y) F R FT Environmental Soil Land Management Group Wilmington NC . Scientist School Educational Specialist Psycholo gy F N FT School Psychologist Perkiomen Valley School Collegeville PA . District Master of Arts F R More Ed University of Delaware Non-D e Certi te Progr Master of Education F R FT School Psychologist Columbus Organization Baltimore MD . F N PT School Psychologist Baltimore County Public Baltimore MD . Schools Elementa Bachelor of Science ry Teacher Educatio n F R More Ed . F N FT ELL Teacher Red Clay Consolidated School Wilmington DE . Dst PREPARED BY THE OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH AND PLANNING JUNE 2008 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE CAREER PLANS 2007 FINAL REPORT_1 PAGE 43 B.S.-in Education F N FT 2nd Grade Teacher Our Lady of Fatima - Diocese New Castle DE . of Wilmington F N FT 5th Grade Teacher Wyckoff School District Wyckoff NJ . F N FT 2nd Grade Teacher Wood-Ridge BOE Wood-Ridge NJ . F N FT 7th Grade Math Teacher Piscataway BOE Piscataway NJ . F N FT Special Ed. 6th Grade Kinnelon Public Schools Kinnelon NJ . English and Reading Teacher F N FT Autistic Support Teacher Hempfield School District Landisville PA . F N FT Middle School Math Howard County Public Schools Ellicott City MD . Teacher M N FT Teacher 2nd Grade P.S. 69 Bronx NY . F N FT 6th Grade English Teacher Norwood Public Schools Norwood MA . F R FT 7th Grade ELA Teacher Milford Middle School Milford DE . F R FT Community Service Americorps NCCC Sacramento CA Master's Volunteer F N FT 5th Grade Teacher New York City Board of New York NY . Education F N FT Lead Teacher for Children The Goddard School West Chester PA . 18 months - 2 years F N FT 4th Grade Teacher Montgomery County Public Potomac MD Master's Schools F N FT Special Education Teacher School District of Philadelphia PA . Philadelphia F N FT Special Education Teacher Cecil County Public Schools Elkton MD . FT Seventh Grade Teacher Cecil County Public Schools Rising Sun MD . F N FT Teacher Christina School District Newark DE . F N FT Associate Teacher The Chapin School New York NY . F N FT Classroom Teacher-Special NYC Public School System New York NY . Ed. F R FT Middle School Teacher Colonial School District New Castle DE . FT Teacher and Coach Appoquinimink School District Middletown DE . F R FT Teacher Baltimore County School Baltimore MD . Districts FN FT . F R FT Special Education Teacher Cecil County Public Schools Rising Sun MD . F N FT 7th Grade Math Teacher Howard County Public Schools Columbia MD . F N More Ed Master's F R Seek . F R FT ILC Elementary Teacher Milford School District Milford DE . F R FT Teacher-Cognitive Delayed Lynn School System Lynn MA .
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