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Gallatin School of Individualized Study Allatin Students Are Committed to Distinctive and Unique Educational Endeavors gallatin school of individualized study allatin students are committed to distinctive and unique educational endeavors. This drive, nurtured by faculty and advisers, provides students with the tools needed to become Gcreative thinkers and eclectic career-builders. Gallatin graduates go on to diverse career paths; our alumni include best-selling authors, film directors, CEOs, composers, attorneys, journalists, architects, psychologists, financial analysts, Fulbright scholars, and Tony Award-winning producers. We are proud to present this sampling of the myriad achievements our alumni have realized, both in their careers and in the academic arena. A selection of graduate schools attended by Gallatin B.A. alumni Arizona State University East Carolina University M.A., Humanities M.A., Maritime Studies Boston University Gallaudet University M.A., Sociology M.S.W., Social Work Brown University Georgetown University Ph.D., Theater and Performance Studies M.A., Communication, Culture & Technology M.A., English Carnegie Mellon University M. Des., Interaction Design Harvard University M.S., Computer Science Ph.D., African and African American Studies Ph.D., Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Planning Columbia University Ph.D., History Ph.D., Ethnomusicology Ph.D., Middle Eastern Studies Ph.D., History Ed.M., Arts in Education Ph.D., Psychology Ed.M., Education Policy and Management M.A., American Studies M.A., Theological Studies M.A., Anthropology M.A., Modern Art and Critical Theory Hunter College M.A., Sociology and Education M.S.W., Social Work M.P.A., Earth Systems Science & Massachusetts Institute of Technology Environmental Policy Management M.S., Journalism M.S., Comparative Media Studies M.S.W., Social Work Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Design Academy Eindhoven, The Netherlands Mayo School of Health Sciences M. Des., Industrial Design D.P.T., Physical Therapy New York University Gallatin School of individualized Study Steinhardt School of culture, education, M.A., Individualized Study and human develoPment Ph.D., Arts and Humanities Education Graduate School of artS & Science Ph.D., Educational Theatre Ph.D., Art History and Archaeology Ph.D., Music Education Ph.D., Chemistry D.P.T., Physical Therapy Ph.D., English M.A., Art Therapy Ph.D., History M.A., Arts Administration Ph.D., Linguistics M.A., Counseling and Guidance Ph.D., Performance Studies M.A., Dance Education Ph.D., Politics M.A., Early Childhood and Childhood Education Ph.D., Psychology M.A., Food Studies Ph.D., Sociology M.A., Media, Culture and Communication M.A., Comparative Literature M.A., Speech-Language Pathology M.A., French Language and Civilization M.A., TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) M.A., Journalism M.A., Latin American and Caribbean Studies School of continuinG and ProfeSSional StudieS M.A., Near Eastern Studies M.S., Publishing M.A., Philosophy School of Social Work M.S., Mathematics M.S.W., Social Work robert f. WaGner Graduate School of Public Service tiSch School of the artS M.P.A., Public and Nonprofit Management and Policy M.P.S., Interactive Telecommunications M.U.P., Urban Planning Pace University The New School M.S.T., Teaching, Childhood Track M.A., Liberal Studies M.A., Media Studies Pratt Institute M.Arch., Architecture M.S.L.I.S., Information and Library Science M.S., Dance Movement Therapy The University of Arizona M.A., English Princeton University Ph.D., Classics The University of Chicago M.Arch., Architecture Ph.D., Committee on Social Thought M.A., Cultural History Queen’s University Belfast M.A., Humanities M.A., Irish Studies M.A., Social Service Administration Rutgers University M.Div., Divinity School M.A., Education The University of Manchester Sotheby’s Institute of Art Ph.D., Middle Eastern Studies M.A., Art Business The University of Michigan The City University of New York Ph.D., Musicology Ph.D., Clinical Psychology The University of Vermont Ph.D., Sociology Ph.D., Psychology M.A., Music Education Tufts University The George Washington University M.A., English M.A., The Elliott School of International Affairs M.P.H., Public Health M.P.H., Public Health Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Ph.D., Religious Studies M.A., Middle Eastern & Islamic Studies Université Paris Sorbonne The London School of Economics and Political Science M.A., Corporate and Institutional Communication M.Sc., Culture and Society M.Sc., History and Philosophy of Science University College, London M.Sc., Human Rights M.A., Artefact Studies M.Sc., Geographic Information Science University of California University of Missouri univerSity of california, berkeley M.A., Journalism Ph.D., Asian Studies University of North Florida Ph.D., Comparative Literature Ph.D., German Literature and Culture M.Ed., Educational Leadership M.L.A., Landscape Architecture and University of Oregon Environmental Planning M.A., Folklore univerSity of california, irvine University of Oxford Ph.D., Visual Studies Ph.D., Anthropology M.A., Comparative Literature M.Phil., Economic and Social History univerSity of california, loS anGeleS M.Sc., Bioinformatics M.A., Urban Planning University of Pennsylvania univerSity of california, San dieGo M.S., Historic Preservation Ph.D., Economics M.S.W., Social Work univerSity of california, San franciSco Ph.D., Neuroscience University of Pittsburgh M.P.H., Behavioral & Community Health University of Cambridge M.Phil., Classics University of Southern California M.Phil., Latin American Studies M.P.W., Professional Writing M.Phil., Theoretical Linguistics Yale University University of Colorado at Denver Ph.D., English M.L.A., Landscape Architecture M.A., Archaeological Studies University of Kent Yeshiva University M.A., International Relations Psy.D., Combined School/Clinical Psychology University of London M.A., United States Studies LAW SCHOOLS M.B.A. PROGRAMS American University Washington College of Law Columbia University Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Harvard University Brooklyn Law School Loyola Marymount University Columbia Law School New York University Cornell Law School Pace University Fordham University School of Law Rice University Georgetown University Law Center University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School Harvard Law School University of Southern California Hastings Law School Howard University School of Law New England School of Law New York University School of Law Northeastern University School of Law and Tufts University School of Medicine (J.D./M.P.H.) Northwestern University School of Law Rutgers University School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law Southwestern University School of Law “I came to Gallatin to study African American history The College of Law, London and political science in preparation for a career in public The University of Chicago Law School service. During my internship at the Office of Senator The University of Texas at Austin School of Law Hillary Rodham Clinton, I realized that the best way Tulane University Law School for me to effect social change would be through the University of California, Berkeley, Boalt Hall School of Law law. I then became specifically interested in educational University of Colorado Law School policy as I further developed my concentration with my University of Connecticut School of Law adviser. Looking back at my time as a Gallatin student, University of Detroit Mercy School of Law I feel that the totality of my academic experience University of Illinois College of Law was directly responsible for establishing the direction University of Michigan Law School of my graduate studies and professional career.” University of Southern California Gould School of Law University of Wisconsin Law School —Donald Snead, BA ’04 Villanova University School of Law J.D., Northwestern University School of Law, 2007 Wake Forest School of Law Ed.M. in Education Policy and Management, Yale Law School Harvard University, 2007 M.F.A. PROGRAMS Brown University/Trinity Repertory Consortium, Acting California Institute of the Arts, Performance-Vocal Studies Columbia University, Playwriting neW york univerSity Graduate School of Arts and Science, Creative Writing Steinhardt School of Education, Studio Art Tisch School of the Arts, Dance Tisch School of the Arts, Dramatic Writing Tisch School of the Arts, Film Tisch School of the Arts, Musical Theatre Rutgers University, Directing School of Visual Arts, Photography Temple University, Directing The University of Texas at Austin, Directing University of Southern California, Film Production Yale University, Graphic Design MEDICAL AND DENTAL SCHOOLS Harvard Medical School Mt. Sinai School of Medicine New York Medical College New York University, College of Dentistry New York University, School of Medicine Penn State College of Medicine Robert Wood Johnson Medical School The Albert Einstein College of Medicine (M.D./Ph.D. Program) The University of Vermont College of Medicine University of Pennsylvania, School of Dental Medicine b.a. professions A selection of positions held by Gallatin B.A. graduates ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Associate Director American Dance Festival Teacher and Choreographer American Repertory Ballet’s Princeton Ballet School Curator Barbara Gladstone Gallery Creative Director BMG Music Publishing Dancer Broadway production of Phantom of the Opera Producer Broadway productions of Hairspray, The Crucible, The Wedding Singer Vice President, Programming & Development CBS Paramount Domestic Television Artistic Director Children’s Theatre
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