Alumni Career Stories

Adam Yang, a politics major at Pomona, is now a dental student at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine.

After graduating with a major in cognitive science, Kristine Chang ’21 now works as a user experience (UX) researcher at an enterprise software company.

Konnie Guo ’19 doubled majored in molecular biology and French at Pomona College and is pursuing a career in academic medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine.

Dylan Quantz '16, went from math major to working with the Major League Baseball's Atlanta Braves. 

Religious studies major Paul Mailhot-Singer ’21 works as a TerraCorps Service Member with the Housatonic Valley Association.

Arhan Bagati '21, a politics major and Asian studies minor, is founder of KYARI and awareness ambassador of the Paralympic Committee of India.

International relations major Sam Holden ’12 became a writer, translator and preservation activist in Tokyo.

Media analytics manager and author Erica Barry ’19 is forging her path at the intersection of economics and media studies.

Benjamin Hackenberger '15 majored in environmental analysis at Pomona College and now works at a landscape architecture and planning firm in Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia.

Computer science major Aloke Desai ’16 is now a software engineer at a startup in New York.