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Graduate Success
Recent LVC history graduates are employed in interesting and rewarding careers and attending some of the nation’s best graduate schools. Positions include teaching history in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Utah; serving as a research analyst for the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Office of Population Health Improvement; working as a program associate for The Fund For American Studies (Washington, D.C.); and serving as a guide for the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.
Others chose to continue their education in a wide range of academic areas. They enrolled in graduate programs at George Washington University (policy analysis and evaluation), University of Pittsburgh School of Law, Sotheby’s Institute of New York City (contemporary art), University of Maryland, Baltimore County (intercultural communications), Moravian Seminary (divinity), Duquesne University (public history), Widener University School of Law, and University of the Arts (museum communications).
History Major to Red Cross Executive Director
History major Hope Roaten '09, executive director for the mid-central Pennsylvania chapter of the American Red Cross, has served through multiple natural disasters around the country.
History and Art Studies Lead Bethany Hopman '97 to Position at Paisley Park
Bethany Hopman is applying the lessons she learned in history and art at LVC to her job as an archivist at Prince's Paisley Park estate.
Hassanein Brothers Developing as Global Citizens
Haisam Hassanein ’14 enjoyed positive experiences at LVC that strongly influenced his two brothers, Wesam ’15 and Amr ’18 in their decisions to follow him to The Valley.
Lisa Burkholder '08 is Working Around the Globe
As Lisa Burkholder ’08 travels the world, her education at Lebanon Valley College has proved instrumental in deepening and expanding her worldview.