Jeymy Enriquez ’22 hopes to work for the FBI someday. She’ll graduate in May with a sociology major – a concentration in criminology – and with a minor in psychology. “I hope to be working with law enforcement. I want to one day become a detective for the community,” she… Continue reading…
First stop after exams will be the Greensboro Coliseum for May Commencement. Later in the year after working remotely, it’s San Francisco, to a position with Gap Inc. Mariah Taylor-Judd ’22 is majoring in consumer apparel and retail studies (CARS) with a concentration in retail data management, plus she is… Continue reading…
A communications major with minors in business and media studies, Nicole Rowe ’22 says her class of graduates might be defined by one word: Resilient. “I recently got back from a study abroad trip in Manchester, England. It was an experience that taught me about other cultures and learning how… Continue reading…
Saheim Jones ’22 has just accepted a full-time position with AT&T’s B2B Sales Development Program. And he is excited. Graduating in May with a business administration major and minor in information technology, his focus has been in business analytics, “basically figuring out what trends and things can help a company… Continue reading…
JP Morgan and the start of a career beckon. And Scarlett Nuñez ’22 is ready. She’ll be a commercial banking analyst, based in Charlotte after some training in Chicago. “I went to a biomedical high school,” she explains. That was Greensboro’s The Academy, now known as The Academy at Smith… Continue reading…
Willy Piña ’22 wants to be a plastic surgeon. “What sparked my interest in that was: I used to volunteer at a hospital.” He saw, for example, cancer surgery may change one’s appearance, but surgery can afterward help create the appearance. “You know, I want to help sculpt their bodies… Continue reading…
