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What our Chinese alumni are doing
Julia Smith ’15 |
Sarah Kaminski ’15 |
Katy Kaestner '16 |
Emerson Kokol ’14 |
Olivia Steiger ‘14
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Rachel Maceross '15
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Justin Campbell ’13 |
Katie Baier ‘13
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Caitlyn Davis '13
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Troy McKinnon ’10
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Claire Parnell ‘10 |
Adan Gonzalez ’12
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Edward Cartee '09 4 years at Trinity Majors: History, Spanish; Minor: Chinese Post-grad: National Taiwan University "I expect that learning Chinese will open many doors for me in several potential fields." |
James McLellan ‘10 |
Marisa Calder, ‘10 |
Stephanie Buck '09 3 years at Trinity, one semester in Shanghai Majors: Accounting and Chinese Post-grad: University of Houston '10 - Masters in Public Accounting To Follow: Audit Associate at Grant Thornton, Houston, Texas "Studying Chinese was the best decision I made at Trinity." |
John Folmnsbee ‘08 |
Bryan Degnan '08 |
Emily Carney ’08
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“Learning Chinese has opened up a whole new culture that I never knew before and it has given me many opportunities that include studying and living in Asia. It has been a great experience and Ive enjoyed every bit.“
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Sarah Hutt '06
4 years of Chinese, 1 semester
at Beijing's Capital University of Economics and Business
through Associated Colleges in China, 1 summer in Shaanxi
researching water management through National Science
Foundation
Majors: Political
Science and Chinese
Post-grad: Attending
Middlebury Language School then graduate school in
International Relations.
"I cannot fully explain
what amazing doors are opened to you as a Chinese speaker.
Friends I've made, places I've traveled, and experiences
I'll cherish could never have materialized without this
skill to enhance and deepen my life goals. Seek the
greatest challenge in language study and your efforts will
repay you in countless ways."
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Jennifer Chun '06
3 years Chinese, 1 summer Associated
Colleges in China
Majors: B.A. in
Chinese and B.S. in Biology
Post-grad:
Attending medical school at Pennsylvania State College of
Medicine.
"I loved my Chinese
classes and time abroad. It was great to have my Chinese
classes to balance out my
pre-med science classes. I would recommend Chinese classes to
anyone."
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Sam Michael ‘05 3 years Chinese, 1 year at Cheng Kung University in Tainan, Taiwan Majors: Business Administration and Chinese Post-grad: One year internship with industrial real-estate company ProLogis at their Chinese headquarters in Shanghai. Currently: Senior Marketing Manager, Global Logistic Properties, Suzhou, PRC "Thanks to my ability to speak Chinese, I am now able to communicate with 1.3 billion more people than before. Better still, half of those are female, 8 million of which are living in my immediate vicinity here in Shanghai. Learning Chinese has made possible an enormous array of experiences I would otherwise never have had."
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Peter Shaffer '03
3.5 years Chinese,
semester and summer in Beijing
Majors:
B.A. in Chinese, B.S. in Computer Science
Currently:
Working for Photonic Bridges in Shanghai.
"Taking Chinese is really rewarding. Not only is it interesting and different, but your class becomes a close knit group of friends."
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Elizabeth Bolduc '02
4 years of Chinese; 1
month in Beijing, 1 semester in Harbin
Major: Chinese,
French, International Studies
Post-grad: Tunghai
Univ. in Taichung, Taiwan, Republic of China. Currently teaching
Chinese and French in high school.
"I
knew before entering Trinity that I wanted to study Chinese, and the
professors and classes there only made me more sure of my decision.
Chinese has been a challenge and a joy to study, and it definitely has
set me apart as both a student and on the job market. I would highly
suggest this major to anyone not only for the great professors and
interesting classes, but also because China, its language and culture,
are among the most interesting and current topics a student can choose
to study."
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