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Mathematics Majors Historical Data, 1962-present Job Title Employer Accountant Barco Industries Accounting Department Manager Farfield Co Actuarial Analyst Milliman, Inc. Actuarial Assistant Milliman, Inc. Actuarial Associate MetLife Actuary CIGNA Corporation Actuary Nationwide Provident Actuary Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. Actuary Swiss Re Actuary The Hartford Insurance Group Actuary Tillinghast Actuary Watson Wyatt Worldwide Adjunct Professor Seton Hall University Alternate Contract Manager HMBI Analyst ACNielsen Analyst Greylock McKinnon Associates Analyst NASDAQ Analyst Whitman Insight Strategies Anesthesiologist Greenwich Anesthesiology Application Development Senior Specialist CIGNA Corporation Architect Robert S. Walker Architects Aia Assistant Prof of Epidemiology University of Pennsylvania Assist Regional Director Nat'l Accounts Aetna Inc. Assistant Professor Washington State University Assistant Professor of Sociology Towson University Assistant Football Coach Lehigh University Assistant Math Professor St. Joseph's University Assistant Professor of Mathematics Trinity Washington University Assistant Professor Indian School of Business Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics & StatisticsAuburn University Assistant Vice President The Hartford Insurance Group Assoc Mathematics Profess Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania Assoc Professor of Math Penn State University Assoc Professor of Mathematics Mansfield University of Pennsylvania Associate Manager Everest Reinsurance Co Associate Duane Morris LLP Associate PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Mathematics Majors Historical Data, 1962-present Associate Actuary ACE INA Associate Actuary Milliman USA Associate Consultant OC&C Strategy Consultants Associate Director of Membership Sightlines LLC Associate Professor Saint Louis University Associate Professor of Math, Emeritus Elizabethtown College Associate Professor of Radiology Hospital of the Univ of Pennsylvania Associate Vice President, Academic Affairs Millersville University of Pennsylvania Assistant Math Professor Penn State University Assistant Dean and Admission Analyst Franklin & Marshall College Assistant Professor Computer Sci. Caldwell College Assistant Professor of Mathematics Temple University Assistant Professor of Medicine Virginia Commonwealth University Astrophysicist NASA Attorney Erb & Erb Attorney John M. Eakin Attorney Robert I. Segal, P.A. Attorney Waldman Law Group, P.C. Attorney/Partner Segal and Laska, LLC Audit Advisor ARCO Auditor Wells Fargo Bank Banker PNC Bank Biology Professor Dickinson College Biomedical Research Scientist Children's Hospital of Phila. Bus Operator Red Rose Transit Authority Bus. Application Development Manager Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Business Coach Action International Captain Delta Airlines CFO Schroth & Lorenson Jewelers Chair- Dept. of Biostatistics University of Pittsburgh Chairman-Math Department Ewing Township School District Chairman/Mathematics Department Wyomissing Area School District Chief Information Officer Mazda N. American Operations Chief Medical Emergency Room Director Stillwater Medical Center Chief of Ground Zero Constr. Programs U.S. Air Force Chief of Orthopedic Surgery Virtua Health System Co-Director Selahart Instituteitute Co-founder and Exec. Vice President Angel Star Holding, LLC Mathematics Majors Historical Data, 1962-present Computer Programmer CBA Service Corp. Computer Programmer Selective Insurance Co. Computer Science University of Illinois Computer Scientist U.S. Army Computer Specialist Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories, Inc. Computer Specialist U.S. Department of State Computer Specialist Third Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories, Inc. Consultant Bartram & Cochran Consultant Bonhag Consulting Consultant Coventry Consultant IBM Corporation Consultant Mercer Consultant Trion Consultant, Systems Methodologies Information Architectures Inc. Consultant/Comp Prog. Lowenthal Programming Corp. Consulting Actuary Watson Wyatt Worldwide COO PW Enterprises Coord. Access & Security Franklin & Marshall College CPA General Beverages of Texas CPA Walz Deihm Geisenberger Bucklen & Tennis CPA/Vice President McKnight, Frampton & Co Dentist Brandywine Medical Center Dentist Self Employed Dentist Urken & Stoneback, P.A. Dept. of Family Medicine Georgetown University Deputy Commissioner Education Ministry of Education Director Maintenance Operations Haverford Twp School District Director of Information Svcs The Hershey Company Director-Psychiatric Evaluations Svcs. Bellevue Hosp of NYU Director Enherent Corp. Director Sage Research Instituteitute Director Siemens Medical Solutions Director Corporate Accounts E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. Director MRI Raleigh Community Hospital Director of Corporate Sales CreditSights Director of Fiscal Operations Bristol-Bensalem Director of Ops Music Today Director of Supplier Quality General Dynamics Mathematics Majors Historical Data, 1962-present Director, Business Development-Greater China Cisco Systems Director, Global Support SunGard E.Vice President Strategic Develop.-Retired Wabtec Corporation Emergency Medicine Physician Southeastern Regional Medical Center Engineer Rockwell Scientific Co., LLC Engineer U.S. Army Engineering Manager Motorola Engineering Staff Specialist Verizon ER Physician Fort Belknap Critical Access Hospital Exec Vice President Hay/Huggins Co Exec. Recruiting/Chairman self employed Faculty Associate Montgomery Family Pract. Family Physician Columbia Medical Plan (HMO) Family Practice Physician Robina R. Santaniello, M.D. Family Pysician Wellspan Medical Group Financial Analyst A T & T Financial Representative Mutual of Omaha Financial Underwriter Coventry Fixed Income Trader BlackRock Founder & CEO Trinus Investment Partners Full Professor/Chmn., Respiratory Care University of Texas General Manager Medical Fiscal Management, Inc. Global MEI Support Team Information Services Internatl. Global Procurement Transformation Manager IBM Corporation Global Program Leader, Six Sigma E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. Graduate Assistant in Math Villanova University Graduate Assistant Penn State University High School Math Teacher Connecticut State Scholars Academy High School Math Teacher Hempfield School District High School Math Teacher Millville Bd of Education High School Math Teacher/Dept Chair Cincinnati Country Day Head FX Options Asia Societe Generale Head-Math Dept. Lehighton Area Schl. Dist Hedge Fund Analyst Eastern Shore Currency, LLC High School Math Teacher Council Rock School District High School Math Teacher/Coach Lancaster School District High School Mathematics Teacher City of West Hartford High School Mathematics Teacher Stroudsburg Area Schools Mathematics Majors Historical Data, 1962-present Human Factors Engineer America on Line (AOL) Hybrids Structurer RBS Industry Specialist IBM Corporation Information Specialist Markley Actuarial Services Information Technology Manager Weyerhaeuser Instructor Tyler Junior College Intern, Actuarial Development Program MetLife Internal Audit Manager Columbia Sportswear Company Internal Medicine Physician Glenville Medical Associates Internist Milford Medcare Investment Bank Citi IT Manager, Business Analyst Arrow Electronics Jr. Competitive Analyst Zenith Optimedia Lead Physical Therapist Good Shepherd Penn Partners Lead Programmer/Analyst USERS, Inc. Management Consulting Accenture Management Trainee East Penn Bank Manager Turn's General Store Manager - Plant Finance Thomson Consumer Electronics Manager, Partner Agency Relations New York Cares Manager, Information Systems The Prudential Insurance Co. of America Manager, MSS Development Symantec Corp. Manager's Assistant Fat Chance Farm Managing Director Warburg Dillon Read Managing Director & Head, Global Equity-Linked ProductsRBC Capital Markets Managing Director, Investments Church Pension Fund Managing Partner FrontStreet Partners, LLC Managing Partner Windsor Eyes Manufacturing Manager R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company Marketing Manager Merck & Co., Inc. Math & Computer Science Teacher Warwick School District Math Professor Indiana University Math Professor University of Cincinnati Math Teacher First Philadelphia Charter School Math Teacher Herkimer Central School District Math Teacher St. Andrews School Math Teacher The Williams School Math Teacher unknown Mathematics Majors Historical Data, 1962-present Math/Science Teacher Crane High School Mathematician U.S. Army Mathematics Teacher Coweta County Public Schools Mathematics Teacher Tower Hill School Mathematics Teacher Watchung Hills Regional High School Mathematics Tutor Project GRAD USA MD, Quant Research, Equity Derivatives Jefferies & Company Meat Clerk Weis Markets Member Technical Staff Telcordia Technologies Manager North Amer Network Oper. General Electric Company Manager, Perelman Quadrangle University of Pennsylvania Mgr/Data Processing & Sys. Dev. The Community College of Baltimore Cty. Middle School Teacher Nanuet Public Schools Modeling Systems Analyst Commonwealth of Virginia MRP II Project Manager Flinchbaugh Products Network Consultant IBM Corporation Network Svc. Archit. & Devel Mgr IBM Corporation Neuroscienceradiologist Diagnostic Radiology Associates Neurosciencesurgeon Temple University Hospital OB/GYN U.S. Navy Oceanographer Consortium for Ocean Leadership Oper. Research Analysis U.S. Army Operations Manager General Electric Company Operations Manager Riddles Appliance Ophthalmologist Eye Associates (TX) Option Trader Unknown Optometrist Michael S. Nason, O.D., P.A. Orthopaedic Surgeon N. Arizona Orthopaedics Owner
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