outcomes
Grace Duckworth ’23 brings passion for history, education to role at George Mason’s Gunston Hall
Duckworth is a full-time educator at the historic Georgian-style home of one of the country’s founding fathers.... READ MORE >>
The Power of Voice: Randolph grad opens up about challenges of overcoming stuttering
Coffey has made it his mission to raise awareness and start conversations about stuttering. ... READ MORE >>
Meet the graduates: Natalie Clark ’23, ’24 MACSL
Clark studied media and culture at Randolph before enrolling in the Master of Arts in Coaching and Sport Leadership program. ... READ MORE >>
Talent, perseverance, and a little stubbornness propel Lianna Carrera ’07 to success in comedy writing career
Carrera moved to Los Angeles in 2011 to pursue a career in stand-up comedy. Now she works as a comedy writer for comedian Kevin Hart’s media company, HartBeat. ... READ MORE >>
Meet the graduates: Sam Hey ’24
Hey began working as an EMT for Campbell County Public Services last week. ... READ MORE >>
Meet the graduates: Jenna Rozenboom ’24
Rozenboom is working as a family services specialist in child welfare for Roanoke County Social Services. ... READ MORE >>
Meet the graduates: Tristian Palmer ’24
Next fall, Palmer will start Ball State University’s master’s program in biomechanics. ... READ MORE >>
Meet the graduates: Marcela Izquierdo Poza ’24
Poza will continue her studies next year in Boston University’s Physics PhD program.... READ MORE >>
Andi Curtis ’23 completes collections management internship before heading overseas for grad school
Curtis double majored in history and art history, with a minor in Renaissance studies, at Randolph. Now she’s preparing to start a masters program in medieval history at Swansea University in Wales. ... READ MORE >>
Randolph grad finds her niche on Capitol Hill
Jaelyn Evans ’22 is working as a staff assistant for the U.S. House of Representatives.... READ MORE >>
