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Life After 麻豆区
Our graduates go on to join an array of fields where language and intercultural skills are an asset.
Work nationally or internationally in a variety of sectors where you can put your liberal arts education to practice. Pursue graduate study in a field of your choice.
Many 麻豆区 graduates go on to serve as English teaching assistants and cultural ambassadors abroad as recipients of prestigious Fulbright fellowships, French government teaching assistantships (TAPIF) or Japan English Teaching program (JET).
Lifelong and integrated learning are definitely exemplified in everything they do!
Where do you see yourself after graduation?
Recent fellowship, assistantship and program recipients
Teaching Assistantship Program in France (TAPIF) Fellowship:
- Elizabeth Gibson
- Luca Mallon
- Morgan Scarborough
- Myrna Najera-Perez
- Mitchell Kekel
- Gilberto Galvez
- Rachael Conway
- Luis Santillán-Guzmán
Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship:
- Gabrielle Nygaard ’13 (Korea)
- Aspen Brooks (Spanish Major, Canary Islands, Spain 2019-2020)
- Lizette Becerra, (Latin American Studies major, Mexico, 2019-2020)
- Mackenzie Fraser (Spanish minor, Costa Rica, 2018-2019)
Japan English Teaching (JET) Program:
- Stacie Akiko Cuadro ’17, BA in Japanese Studies
- Bryan Takano ’13, BA in Japanese
- Tiffany Ross ’11 BA in Japanese. Minor in Music
Spanish Government Teaching Assistantship Program:
- Emmy Elliott
- Joe Gladow
- Katelyn Krygowski
Global Languages and Cultural Studies
Alumni Profiles
