Student Outcomes in Politics
Many Juniata politics alumni are working in prominent positions as lawyers, judges, government policy makers and interest group representatives, and in private industry.
Over the past 10 years Juniata politics students have received several prestigious scholarships, such as:
- Five Fulbright awards
- Two US Department of State Pickering Fellowships
- Three Finnegan Fellowships
- Three Peace Corps Volunteers
Recent Juniata politics alumni have been accepted at the following law schools:
- University of Akron
- Albany Law School
- Baylor University
- Boston University
- University of Dayton
- Dickinson School of Law (Penn State University)
- Duquesne University
- George Mason University
- Indiana University
- Ohio Northern University
- University of Pittsburgh
- University of Richmond
- Syracuse University
- University of Southern California
- Temple University
- Vanderbilt University
- Vermont
- Villanova University
- The University of Virginia
- Wake Forest University
- The Washington College of Law, American University
- Washington University (St. Louis)
- Washington and Lee University
- Widener University
- William & Mary
- Yale
Recent Juniata alumni have been accepted at the following graduate schools for public policy or international relations:
- Harvard University
- Syracuse University
- Notre Dame University
- University of Virginia
- School of Advanced International Studies (Johns Hopkins University)
- London School of Economics
- George Mason University
- George Washington University
- University of Pittsburgh
- Penn State University
- University of Wisconsin
- Seton Hall University
- Columbia University
- University of Pennsylvania
- Boston College
- Indiana University
Student Outcomes
Haley Chandler ’16 has accepted an appointment to work as an editorial assistant for the Supreme Court of the United States.
Ethan Wilt ’15 is currently enrolled in Penn State’s Dickinson Law School on a full scholarship. While at Juniata, Ethan won first place in the Civil and Equal Rights Essay Contest, held by the Pennsylvania Bar Association. He also interned for two county judges during his study here.
Morgan Dux ’15 is employed as a communications coordinator for the Republican Caucus of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
Fatema Juma ’15 was one of 12 students across the U.S. to earn a Coro Fellowship, a public affairs leadership development program that uses the city as a classroom to train the next generation of change makers.
Emily King ’14 is employed as an assistant paralegal at Fragomen Worldwide, a global immigration law firm.
Erin Kreischer ’13 is employed as a development and volunteer management associate for the American Civil Liberties Union in Virginia.
Noah Walstrom '13 is currently attending the Duquesne University School of Law.