Presenting a paper from your sociology class is a really great experience, increases your confidence, and it’s great to put on your resume!
Congrats Nate Habedank, SCSU ’23 SOC Major!
Congrats Nate Habedank, SCSU ’23 SOC Major on his new job upon graduating this May! He’ll be the Residential Supervisor/Program Director at Cardinal of Minnesota in Bemidji, MN!
Some of his responsibilities will include:
- Primary liaison between the Direct Support Professionals, families/guardians, day program, and the County Case Manager.
- Ensure all programmatic features of the client’s Individual Service Plan and Individual Program Plan are carried out in an effective manner.
- Manage staff and responsible for the decision making necessary for the operation of their department
- Hands on direct care
Congrats to Clarissa Kostka
Congrats to Clarissa Kotska, SCSU ’15, on finishing her Masters of Educational Leadership in July and getting a job working for MN DEED (Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development)! Her position is vocational rehabilitation counselor working with high school/ transition students with disabilities in the St. Paul area.
Clarissa graduated from SCSU in 2015 with a SOC Major (Critical Applied Sociology Concentration).
Congrats to Kai Teoh, Class of 2012!
Shout out and Congrats to Sociology Grad (Class of 2012), who has just been hired at the Dallas Morning News as Data and Interactive News Director!
Kai Teoh’s tweet announcement here: https://twitter.com/jkteoh/status/1585290252461162498
Kevin Revier: Class of 2012
“I’d say I was pretty well prepared by the Sociology Department for graduate school”
Robert Muschler: Class of 2012
“Sociology builds the skills to deal with complex issues and find practical solutions!”
Morgan Carroll: Class of 2019
“Don’t limit what sociology can do for you! Let it live and inspire you!”
Clarissa Kostka: Class of 2015
“I got my current job with the Trio Upward Bound Program as a direct result of my internship“
Adama Bakoa: Class of 2018
“Studying Sociology at SCSU was a life changing experience”
Kailyn Anderson: Class of 2018
“What I got most out of my degree was applying sociology in the classroom to the real world”