100% of the Class of 2023 Sociology survey respondents were employed or in graduate school within 6-9 months of graduation.
Check-out what our grads are up to
Our department encourages students to become effective, compassionate agents of change in the world. Their degrees give them many opportunities for fulfilling jobs. Look below to see where some of our students have gone onto work and study.
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Where they work
- AIDS Orphan Project
- American Diabetes Association
- Anuuban Chiang Mai
- COBYS Family Services
- Children's Hope Chest
- Colbert Report
- Hope International
- Human Services Programs of Carroll County
- L'Ache Community
- Local Magazine
- Mennonite Central Committee
- Mennonite Volunteer Service
- Mercy Children's Health Outreach Project
- Messiah College
- Montgomery Academy
- Pennfield Middle School
- Pennsylvania Utility Law Project
- Private Missionary Organization
- Rite Aid
- Salvation Army
- Social Services Agency
- The Children's Choice
- Tri-City Peoples Corporation
- Women In Need Victim Services
- YWCA
What they do
- Accounts receivable coordinator
- Assistant Professor of Sociology
- Church relations coordinator
- District attorney
- English as a Second Language teacher
- Federal law enforcement officer
- Lawyer
- Nutrition counselor
- Pastor
- Professor
- Refugee resettlement case worker
- Rural health and sanitation director
- Social media editor
- Teach for America teacher
- University director of community life
- Veteran’s Service representative
- Volunteer coordinator
- Writer and editor
- expert in poverty and utilities law
Graduate school
- American University
- Assemblies of God Theological Seminary
- Ben Gurion University Medical School for International Health
- Durham University
- Evangelical School of Theology
- Shippensburg University
- Temple University
- University of Maryland
- University of Pennsylvania
- University of Toronto
- Washington College of Law
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