March 11, 2021 ALL

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Tonight: Spanish Studies Career Networking Event

Why study Spanish language and culture? Want to know how to boost your career potential and earning power? Join the Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Cultures for a virtual networking session March 11 (tonight!) at 7:00pm. We have invited John Carroll graduates to share their stories of how their language study has given them advantages in their post-graduate career and educational pursuits.
This is a great opportunity to connect with JCU grads in fields you may be interested in. Our alumni guests are ready to discuss how they combined Spanish with other academic interests, and how the skills acquired through the study of language can open career and educational pathways.
If you didn’t get a Zoom link already, please email language@jcu.edu.
Alumni participating tonight include:
Jeanne, Private ESL Instructor and Accent Reduction Specialist; Former ESL Coordinator for El Barrio (now Centers for Families and Children in Cleveland); studied abroad in Mexico and Spain; splits her time now between Cleveland and Queretaro, Mexico.
Anne-Cecilia ’20, Student in MA program in Latin American Studies at Georgetown University; Double major in Spanish and Political Science; studied abroad in Spain and Uruguay
Katherine ’13, Spanish teacher at Saint Martin de Porres, Cleveland; studied for a month in Madrid post-graduation; Masters in Education at CSU
Alejandro ’12, Bilingual Intensive Case Management Services Coordinator for The Whole Child, a service provider for families experiencing homelessness in CA; Double major in Spanish and Sociology, minor in Catholic Studies; Immersion trips to El Salvador and Immokalee; Internship with COAR Peace Mission in Cleveland, and a year of service after graduation through the Humility of Mary Volunteer Program in Miami (immigration paralegal). Master of Social Work from Simmons University in Boston, MA.
Isabella ’19, EMT, accepted into a Doctor of Osteopathy program beginning in Fall 2021; Biology major and Spanish minor; Dominican Republic immersion trip