Nathan Ncube ’22
As a business administration major, Nathan Ncube ’22 had no trouble finding a job immediately after graduation. He works as a business development specialist at SEI Investments outside Philadelphia in Oaks, Pennsylvania.
“I love it,” he said. “I live 30 minutes away. It’s a beautiful town.”
Cassidy Hoffman ’22
Nursing major Cassidy Hoffman ’22 grew up around hospitals, because his mom is a nurse.
“Early on, I knew nursing was what I wanted to do,” he said.
Growing up near Williamsport, he learned about Messiah University by attending summer soccer camps as a child. That led to enrolling as a student.
Hannah Weller ’22
When your parents are music education majors, you might just become a music education major yourself.
“I wouldn’t have wanted to grow up any other way,” said Hannah Weller ’22. “It’s a filter through which I live my life.”
Winner of the Kuhlman competition and the Presser Award while on campus, she recently began a master’s in clarinet performance at the University of North Texas, a premier music school.
Rachel Jackson, M.M. ’22
When the pandemic hit, Rachel Jackson, M.M. ’22 found hope in a Messiah graduate program.
Beginning a Master of Music only two months after the pandemic began, she says there was a collective depression in the music community. “For me, a side-effect of the pandemic was a real need for refocus on something positive. This master’s program fulfilled that need,” she said.