Do you have questions about how a degree from the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences will help you achieve your career goals and aspirations? Do you have questions about what students in our programs do after graduation? To help answer those questions, we asked a few students from our class of 2020 what their plans are for after graduation.
Note: You can view the after graduation plans of our previous classes of graduates using the links at the bottom of the page.
I'm working for the Pierce County Planning and Public Works in Washington State where I want to have an impact in the natural resources sector by developing, adapting, and applying county environmental code to promote sustainable development.
Ashley Ubil
Energy and Sustainability Policy
I'm working at KFYR-TV in Bismarck, N.D., as a broadcast meteorologist. There, I'm delivering weathercasts on the weekends and then helping out with their social media and website as a web producer during the week.
Jacob Morse
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
I'm at Duquesne University earning a Master’s in Education. I want to teach high school physics and hopefully inspire students to pursue a career in science just like my high school teachers were able to do for me.
Kaylen Woods
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
I'm working at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Boulder, Colorado, as an Advanced Study Program Postdoctoral Fellow. I'm continuing research on tropical cyclogenesis, the process in which tropical cyclones form.
Kelly Nunez Ocasio
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science Ph.D.
I moved to Elmira, N.Y., to work for WETM 18 News as the weekend evening meteorologist with some reporting duties during the week.
Nick Guzzo
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
I'm at the University of Texas at Austin earning a Master of Science in information studies. I'm focusing on human computer interactions, user experience design, virtual environments, and intelligence information.
Talia Potochny
Geography
