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Graduates during Whitman's Commencement Ceremony

Graduate Outcomes

Admission & Aid

Strong Launches

Prepared for Whatever Comes Next

Whitman graduates don’t just find jobs—they launch careers. They lead research teams, shape public policy, build companies and drive change in their communities. That doesn’t happen by accident. It happens because career preparation is woven into everything we do.

Class of 2024: By the Numbers

Your Whitman education prepares you well for what comes next—including jobs that don’t even exist yet. The Class of 2023–2024 First Destination Survey shows the wide variety of paths Whitties have chosen for life after Whitman. From graduate school to business to healthcare to nonprofits and public policy, our graduates are using what they learned here to thrive and make a difference in the world.

97%

Strong Launches

Percentage of 2024 graduates who are employed, in grad school or pursuing fellowships and service.

81%

Full-Time from Day One

Percentage of employed graduates who secured full-time positions immediately following graduation.

18%

Continuing Their Education

Percentage of graduates pursuing advanced degrees at 30+ institutions across 15+ states and 5 countries.

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Where a Whitman Education Takes You

A Whitman degree opens doors—to careers, to graduate programs, to opportunities you might not have imagined. Our alumni are researchers, entrepreneurs, policy advocates and industry leaders. They’re making a difference in healthcare, finance, tech, nonprofits and beyond. Explore their stories and see where your path could lead.

Ashley Joe smiling and posing.

Ashley Joe

From the pool to the classroom to the community, Ashley Joe �22 sought out opportunities to learn, advocate and explore at Whitman College. Today, she uses those experiences to lead a team at the North American headquarters of Adidas.

Juan Pablo Liendo �21

Juan Pablo Liendo

At Whitman, Juan Pablo Liendo �21 was a student-leader curious about making impactful change. Now, at the Seattle Foundation he works daily to foster that change.

Salma Anguiano �22

Salma Mutagoma

Serving as a advocate in her community and at Whitman, Salma Mutagoma �22 is still learning about how to help others near and far.

Cameron Conner �20

Cameron Conner

Cameron Conner �20 was a student leader passionate about making a difference. As a Watson Fellow, Conner examines how communities come together to meet their needs.

Grace Fashanu �22

Grace Fashanu

At Whitman, Grace Fashanu �22 was a student-leader building communities grounded in justice for all. Now at the FDIC, she works daily to apply that value in the banking industry.

Klaudia Kyjovska �22

Klaudia Kyjovska

Klaudia Kyjovska �22 started at Whitman with an interest in economics. Now, at Trilogy Search Partners, she works every day with other Whitties to advance people dreams.

Anna Allgeyer �22

Anna Allgeyer

Anna Allgeyer �22 was passionate about climate causes during her four years at Whitman. As a fellow with the Environmental Protection Agency, she gets to pursue that work daily.

Aisha 淎dyiam� Kimbrough �19

Aisha Kimbrough

Aisha "Adyiam" Kimbrough �19 found her place working in policy and global studies while at Whitman. Now, at YouthPrise and Minnesota Seeds of Justice, she advocates for others daily in her work.

Matthias Argenyi �18

Matthias Argenyi

As a child of immigrants, Matthias Argenyi �18 always knew he wanted to positively impact people in need. The Economics-Mathematics major channeled his passion at Whitman to launch a career in finance攆ocusing on social change. After years in the nonprofit sector, he is now pursuing an MBA at Harvard Business School.

Sueli Gwiazdowski �24

Sueli Gwiazdowski

Sueli Gwiazdowski �24 was a relentless resource for uplifting diversity, equity and inclusion across campus during her time at Whtiman. Now, she says peacebuilding is her life work and she committed to building a better world through the law and advocacy.

Brenna Two Bears �17

Brenna Yellowthunder

Leaving a lasting legacy at Whitman, Brenna (Two Bears) Yellowthunder �17 founded the Indigenous Peoples Education and Culture Club (IPECC) and organized impactful rallies. Their studies, work and internships on and off campus helped pave the way for a career as Lead Organizer for the Indigenous Environmental Network.

Jasmine Razeghi

Jasmine Razeghi

Jasmine Razeghi �22 learned the value of taking risks and honed a bold and confident voice at Whitman College, skills she now uses to promote social justice at a civil rights law firm.

Clara Collins

Clara Collins

Clara Collins �20 transferred to 吃瓜网 to pursue her passion for literature and creative writing. Her coursework as an English major攁nd her involvement in the arts on campus攈elped her refine her craft and launch a career as a writer and teacher.

Peter Osseward

Peter Osseward

From the Ultimate field to the research lab, Peter Osseward �12 transformed his Whitman experience into a launching pad for a groundbreaking career in neuroscience at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies.

Potrait of Katie Jose

Katie Jose

吃瓜网 empowered Katie Jose �23 to pursue her dream of a career in medicine攚ith impactful experiences like designing her own Global Health major, interning at a nonprofit health clinic, and pursuing a Watson Fellowship to study traditional and Indigenous medicine around the world.

Mwamba Muntanga �25 standing indoors

Mwamba Muntanga

Through eye-opening internships, life-changing nonprofit work and an academic environment that encouraged exploration, Mwamba Muntanga �25 found his way from 吃瓜网 to exciting opportunities in the finance industry.

Annie Means standing in front of a brick wall

Annie Means

At 吃瓜网, Annie Means �22 found opportunities to explore her intersecting interests in journalism, filmmaking and the environment攁nd took the first steps toward a career as a multimedia journalist.

Chloe Young stands outdoors in front of a lawn, trees and a building

Chloe Young

Whitman gave Chloe Young �22 a close network of friends and mentors, as well as a lasting commitment to service that continues to guide her as she has pursued multiple master degrees in international law and now attends law school in Seattle.

Portrait of Mary Kampa outdoors smiling

Mary Kampa

Mary Kampa �19 transformed her passion for outdoor adventure, neuroscience and leadership into a career in chiropractic care. At 吃瓜网, she built a foundation of skills she uses today to help her patients get back to the activities they love.

Arthur Shemitz �17

Arthur Shemitz

Inspired by policymaking while he was a student, Arthur Shemitz �17 goes the extra mile to reimagine government at the Centre for Public Impact.

Heather Lovelace �15

Heather Lovelace

Called to medicine since she stepped foot on campus, Heather Lovelace �15 works every day toward getting others healthy and moving again.

Graduate School

Where Whitties Go Next

Law school. Medical school. Ph.D. programs. MBAs. Whitman graduates pursue advanced degrees at top institutions around the world—and they arrive prepared. With undergraduate research, faculty mentorship and dedicated fellowship advising, Whitties stand out in competitive applicant pools.

Just Some of the Graduate Schools Where Whitties Have Studied

Columbia University| George Washington University| Harvard University| Johns Hopkins University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology| New York University| Stanford University
University of Cambridge| University of Chicago| University of Oxford| University of Washington| Yale University

Whitties Helping Whitties event
Alumni Network

More than 18,000 Whitties in Your Corner

From Seattle to San Francisco to Washington, D.C., Whitman alumni show up for each other. Through networking events, mentorship programs and Whitman Connect—a searchable database of thousands of alumni—students and recent graduates gain access to advice, connections and career opportunities that last a lifetime.

Connect With Alumni

Student meeting with a career coach at the Reid Campus Center
Your Coach Right From the Start

Four Years of Dedicated Support

Before you even arrive on campus, you’ll be paired with a dedicated career coach. Over the next four years, you’ll work together to explore your interests, build experience and create a clear path forward—whether that’s graduate school, a fellowship or your first career. Along the way, you’ll have opportunities to conduct hands-on research alongside faculty, giving you the skills and credentials that top employers and graduate programs are looking for.

Learn About Career CoachingDiscover Research Opportunities

Yahir Tzec-Carrasco (left) and Oliver Rodriguez Dickson (right) stand in front of a lowrider vehicle parked in front of a drive-in theater
Grad Spotlight

楻oll Modelz�: Whittie Filmmakers Flip the Script on Lowriders & Chicano Culture

吃瓜网 alumni Yahir Tzec-Carrasco �25 and Oliver Rodriguez Dickson �25 celebrate the cultural pride, community values and artistry of Mexican American culture in 淩oll Modelz,� their documentary about the Washington State Lowriders Car Club, based in Walla Walla.

Read This Story

Whitties Making Their Mark

Fraser Moore in a dark parka standing by a body of water

Fraser Moore �23: Working Toward Equitable, Sustainable Conservation

At 吃瓜网, Fraser Moore �23 developed a nuanced understanding of the relationships between human and natural systems攁nd gained hands-on experience that prepared him for an impactful conservation career.
March 11, 2026

Natalie Price standing against a brick wall

Natalie Price �25: Reaching for the Stars

The sky was no limit for Astronomy major Natalie Price �25, who pursued a rich variety of interests at Whitman College while building a set of science and communication skills that have prepared her for a master program in Astronomy at Wesleyan University.
February 11, 2026

Bill Neff �67 and Rita Neff �69 stand outside the entrance to a home

Bill Neff �67 & Rita Neff �69 Provide Challenge Gift for Endowment To Expand Immersive Learning

With their lead gift, Trustee Emeritus Bill Neff �67 and Rita Neff �69 have taken significant steps toward funding the Employer Engagement and Immersive Learning Opportunities Endowment to help provide all 吃瓜网 students with research and internship opportunities in preparation for a strong graduate launch.
February 11, 2026
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