Rachel Schmidt (BA '11). During the summer of 2011, she had the opportunity to intern with Senator John Barrasso in Washington D.C. before beginning graduate school. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree in International Development hoping to work in the non-profit or public sector.

Amy King (BA '11) will pursue a Masters degree in International Public Health at Oregon State University.

Danielle Jensen (BA '09) is in the Masters Program in Anthropology at UW. She plans to eventually attend law school and specialize in indigenous law.

Jahna Locke (BA '09) received a Fulbright Fellowship for 2009/2010. She was an English Teaching Assistant in Madrid, Spain. Jahna will attend graduate school in Fall 2010.

Jamie Wolf (BA ‘09) is the Outreach Coordinator for the Wyoming Outdoor Council. Jamie focused on International Development and the Global Environment and received a concurrent degree in Environment and Natural Resources.

Kelsey Day (BA '09) was selected for the Teach for America Program and teaches in Brownsville, TX. Teach for America is the national corps of outstanding college graduates and professionals who commit two years to teach in rural public schools.

James Ward (BA '09) interned Senator Mike Enzi's office in Washington D.C. during his senior year and was hired as a staff assistant.

Dale Novotony (BA '09) interned with the Foreign Agricultural Service in Seoul, Korea after graduating. He also interned as Agricultural Assistant for the Trailblazer Foundation, an NGO working in Cambodia. He plans on attending graduate school.