Wofford collects information on graduates and their first destinations by asking seniors to participate in the college’s First Destination Survey in the spring leading up to Commencement and throughout their first summer after graduation.
The Career Center receives updates on more than 95% of each class through survey participation and from faculty and staff eager to share the accomplishments of graduates.
Maranda Brown
Covington, Ga.
International affairs major; sociology and anthropology minor
After graduation:Brown will work in education and begin applying to law school.
Olivia Cianciolo
Anderson, S.C.
Government major; international affairs minor; American politics concentration
After graduation:Cianciolo will attend law school at the University of South Carolina School of Law.
Charlie Corbet
Raleigh, N.C.
Biology major
Jude Walker
North Augusta, S.C.
Biology major
After graduation:Corbett (left) and Walker will attend dental school at the Medical University of South Carolina.
Tae’Von Gibbs
Louisville, Ky.
Humanities major; environmental studies, film and digital media, and theatre minors
After graduation:Gibbs is moving to New York City to work with Teach for America.
Sara Burns Gibson
Walterboro, S.C.
Computer science and Spanish double major
After graduation:Gibson begins a position as a software engineer with Microsoft.
Maggie Jackson
Tallulah Falls, Ga.
Art history and physics double major; mathematics minor
After graduation:After a summer internship with McMillan Pazdan Smith in Spartanburg, Jackson will begin the Master of Architecture program at Clemson University.
Tianna Kidd
Greenwood, S.C.
Biology and French double major; Francophone studies minor
After graduation:Kidd begins a Master of Science program at Wake Forest University and will conduct rotavirus research.
Yohanna Peralta
Greenville, S.C.
Accounting, finance and French triple major
After graduation:Peralta joins the PwC team in Spartanburg as a tax associate.
Walker Ramseur
Raleigh, N.C.
Psychology major
After graduation:Ramseur begins a Master of Nursing program at Duke University.
Diego Reyes
Boca Raton, Fla.
Computer science and finance double major; accounting minor
After graduation:Reyes is moving to New York City, where he will work for Goldman Sachs as a software engineer.
Graham Segars
Lexington, S.C.
Environmental studies major; international affairs minor
After graduation:Segars begins a Master of Science in sustainable business at the University of Miami.
Julia Slaughter
Roebuck, S.C.
Biology major; pre-veterinary science program
After graduation:Slaughter commissioned through ROTC as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. She’s taking an educational delay to study veterinary medicine at South Dakota State University.
Gabriel Tawiah
Accra, Ghana
Economics and sociology and anthropology double major
After graduation:Tawiah, who has worked with Bank of America for the past two summers, will be moving to New York City to begin a career with the company.
Grant Witherspoon
Indian Land, S.C.
Biology and sociology and anthropology double major
After graduation:Witherspoon begins optometry school at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.
Charlie Yang
Spartanburg, S.C.
Psychology and sociology and anthropology double major; gender studies concentration
After graduation:Yang plans to enter the workforce to gain experience before beginning a graduate program in human resources at the Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina.
Kleo Young
Anderson, S.C.
Biology and chemistry double major
After graduation:Young plans to work for a few years before considering a doctoral program in chemistry.