After Kenyon

A liberal arts education prepares you for the challenges of a changing and unpredictable world, equipping you with the skills to communicate, debate, solve problems and think critically. Here's a sampling of careers paths for sociology majors.

First Jobs

• Executive assistant, American Sociological Association, 
• Assistant, Office of Population and Reproductive Health, U.S. Agency for International Development
• Communications and development assistant, D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute, 
• Marketing associate, L'Oreal USA
• Managing director, TIGER Brokerage Group, Lake Forest, IL
• Litigation paralegal New York
• Campus organizer, U.S. Public Interest Research Group (USPIRG)
• Community organizer, Cincinnati Faith and Justice Network
• Video investment associate, MediaCom, New York
• Secondary English teacher, Teach for America, Baltimore
• Program coordinator, Harvard Business School for Executive Education
• Editorial fellow, Modern Farmer Media, Hudson, New York
• AVODAH corps member, DC Fiscal Policy Institute
• Corps member, City Year, Seattle
• Technology policy reporter, The Hill, Washington
• Public service fellow, Cleveland Foundation
• Fashion calendar manager, Council of Fashion Designers of America

Career

• Professor of sociology, Radford University
• Magistrate, Cleveland Housing Court
• President, Vanguard Equities, Inc.
• Senior vice president, General Counsel, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
• Attorney, Pfau, Pfau & Marando
• Pediatric psychologist, Salem, Oregon
• Psychologist, University of North Carolina
• Dean for faculty development, College of Wooster
• Vice president, MetLIfe
• Head of recruitment, Global Aerospace Logistics, LLC, Abu Dhabi
• Executive vice president of enrollment management, Drury University
• Industry manager, Facebook
• Director of communications, Tufts University School of Medicine