Designing Your Next Chapter: Applied Humanities Doctoral Alumni Panel
Join College of Arts & Sciences, Humanities Center and the Graduate Student Resource Center for a conversation and Q&A with four FSU doctoral alumni and learn how their graduate studies in humanities…
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- Robert Manning Strozier Library116 Honors Way, Tallahassee, FL 32306, Tallahassee, FL, 32304Tallahassee
About this event
Join College of Arts & Sciences, Humanities Center and the Graduate Student Resource Center for a conversation and Q&A with four FSU doctoral alumni and learn how their graduate studies in humanities prepared them to embark on exciting careers outside of academia.
Megan Leverage, Ph.D., Religion: Senior Workplace Program Associate at the Tanenbaum Foundation
Josh Fleer, Ph.D., Religion: Museum Curator at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Richard Siegler, Ph.D., History: Gaming Entrepreneur
Kyle Boerstler, Ph.D., Philosophy: Senior Manager, Machine Learning Security at Activision
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