I graduated in 2002 with a degree in Public Relations and Mass media writing, as well as a double minor in English and History. After graduation, I took a job at a law firm, as an office manager. I took a job in the building of a PR firm that I knew I wanted to work at, and it is always easier to get a job while you have one. So I spent a year managing a law office, as I applied for a job at the PR firm, The Star Group, which was the only female run advertising agency in the city.

“I could say without a doubt the most rewarding part of my job is that I personally know that my designs, and my contributions within medicine and 3d printing are helping millions of people who get our implants everyday to live their lives as they once did before sustaining their injury. It is so satisfying to know that my interest in 3D printing would turn into a dream job I never knew that I would get.”

Numerous Explorers across all networks have shaped their career by living out service rooted in faith to move society forward.  A shining example of this is Thomas Ryan, ’02, Chief of  Police in the Woodbury City Police Department.  Since becoming Chief of Police in 2015, Ryan has become a role model for the modern law enforcement official.

I taught high school science at Upper Dublin High School from 2007-2008. Then I went to physician assistant school for a master’s in medical science at Arcadia from 2009-2011. I have been working as a physician assistant since 2011 – currently, I am a hospital medicine physician assistant at Lehigh Valley Hospital - Cedar Crest in Allentown, Pa. Also, I am currently married and have two daughters, Arya who will be three years old soon & Melody who is seven months old.