Alumni Career Stories

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.

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

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

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.

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.

Jacqueline Tran ’15, a public policy analysis (PPA) major is now a government affairs analyst at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.

A public policy analysis (PPA) major at Pomona, Tom Erb ’18 is now a policy fellow at the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions in Washington, D.C.