Jobs & Graduate School
At Roanoke College, approximately 95 percent of seniors receive job offers within six months of graduation or continue their education in graduate programs across the country. Here are some examples of where our alumni have ended up.
Graduate Schools
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Clemson University
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College of William and Mary
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Duke University
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Louisiana State University
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George Washington University
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Johns Hopkins University
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University of Tennessee
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Vanderbilt University
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Virginia Tech
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University of Virginia
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Cornell University
Employment
- Booz-Allen Hamilton
- Federal Express
- General Electric
- ITT
- Merck Laboratories
- National Bureau of Standards
- U.S. Air Force
- U.S. Bureau of Census
- Veterans Administration
Recent Graduates
2009
- Kyle Black: Pursue graduate school in computer science
- Reed Carlstrom: Relax!
- Mohamad El Charfa: CAD developer at Dar Al Handasah
- Derek Hardison: Software engineer, Washington, DC, area
- James Kohlhaas: Datatel, northern Virginia
- Mark Lucas: Computer Science PhD program, George Washington
- Alex Moore: Structural Engineering Masters program, Virginia Tech
- Adam Peters: Mathematics teacher, Franklin County HS, Virginia
- Michael Reichelt: Employed in computer-related job
- Nate Wilson: Athletic department, Roanoke College
2008
- Kyle Allen: Tennis Instructor in Roanoke, pursue undergraduate building construction degree
- Britney Barrett: Job with CMR Institute creating instructional materials for health industry
- Ivanka Barzashka: Research assistant, Federation of American Scientists
- Jake Bennett: High Energy Physics PhD program, Indiana University
- Blaire Conner: Mathematics teacher, Liberty High School, Virginia
- Ashley Francis: Job Center for Army Analysis, pursue graduate school in operations research
- Casey Gearheart: Statistics PhD program at Virginia Tech
- A.J. Haynes: Management training, Dick's Sporting Goods
- Mathew Miller: Pursue graduate school in ocean engineering
- Brittany Shelby: Mathematics teacher, Boston, Massachusets
- Jack Tompkins: Special education teacher
2007
- Laura Cassels: Physics PhD program, University of Delaware
- Cassie Cotter: Job financial analyst, ING
- Jared Egger: Pursue career in financial analysis
- Ikenna Elechi: Physics degree
- Andrew Fleming: Computer consultant, CGI
- Edward Fuller: Pursue physics graduate school
- Perry Hardin: Mathematics teacher, Rockbridge High School, Virginia
- Chris Hott: Pursue career as computer programmer
- Jordan Klein: Pursue physics graduate school
- Andrew Lumsden: Engineering program, Virginia Tech
- Josh Morris: Pursue engineering degree
- David Myer: Mathematics Masters program, Clemson University
- Michael Olson: Pursue employment in insurance industry
- Alex Renjel: Employed by United States Senate
- Stephen Rinker: Mathematics teacher, CCHS
- Hampton Smith: Computer Science PhD program, Clemson University
- Scotty Smith: Computer Science PhD program, George Washington University
- Nate Unroe: Leadership consultant, Pi Kappa Phi
- Jared Walters: Youth pastor, New Century Church
- Tom Ward: Engineer, Balzer and Associates
- Jessi Whitenack: Statistics PhD program, Virginia Tech
- Jessica Young: Computer Science PhD program, N.C. State

Professor Partners with Students in Nanotechnology Research
“If I can help pique my students’ interest in research and scientific careers, I feel that I have done my job as a professor to promote an extended education,” Dr. Balasubramanian says.
Upcoming MCSP Events
MCSP Conversation Series
Tuesday, February 9th
4:00 PM - Trexler 372
Ms. Judith Canner, Ph.D. Candidate
North Carolina State University
"You Can't Have Plants Without Ants"
Mathematics and the Study of Mutualisms
