Alumni
A sampling of our alumni demonstrates the variety of careers they pursue, the important work they do, and the distinguished positions they achieve:
Rosemary Geisdorfer Feal ’77, professor and director of graduate studies, University of Rochester; executive director of the Modern Language Association
Michael Burns ’85, assistant district attorney, Erie County, Pennsylvania
Joel Nagel ’86, attorney, Nagel & Goldstein, Pittsburgh
Wendy O’Connor ’88, procurement financial analyst, Rohm & Haas Co., Philadelphia
David Callahan ’91, treasury portfolio manager, Charles Schwab Investment, San Francisco
Michael Knapp ’91, operations manager/interpreter, Languages by Nicole, Inc., Pittsburgh
Rachel Hayward ’92, ESL instructor, University of Southern California, Los Angeles
Deborah Momsen ’92, vice president of secondary marketing, Self-Help Credit Union, Durham, North Carolina
Marie Warner ’94, oral history assistant, Foreign Service Institute
Wojtek Moskwa ’94, journalist, Reuters
Warren Payne III ’95, trade economist, U.S. House of Representatives
Priscilla Bennett ’98, teacher, Valley School of
Ligonier, Pittsburgh
Victoria Cortes ’99, senior researcher, National Geographic Television
Sarah Gilbertson ’99, Special Assistant to the Commissioner, Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game
Sasha White de la Cobas ’00, Deputy District Attorney, Riverside County California
Melissa Berger ’01, investment banker, Parker/Hunter Inc., Pittsburgh
Rebecca Varathungarajan ’01, local manufacturing coordinator, Yves Rocher Services, Exton, Pennsylvania
Andrea Karenbauer ’03, imagery analyst, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
James T. Saunders ’04, Director of International Research, Economic Research Institute
Carly Shane ’04, International Enrollment Manager, Robert Morris University
Wilma Mast Dunkle ’05, teacher, Crawford Central School District
Lauren Destafano ’06, finance/operations, Intel Corp.
Hillary Bennett ’06, International Operations Coordinator, U.S. Grains Council
Amy Erdlen ’08, Congressional aide, U.S. House of Representatives
Kimberly Tranel ’08, nauturalist, Catalina Island Conservancy
