Section
Political Science

Alumni

AlumniBenjamin Bloomstrom—Class of 2005—Ben is serving in the U. S. Army in intelligence on the island of Oahu, Hawaii.

Megan Calvo—Class of 2005—Megan continued on to law school at Western New England College of Law, in Springfield, MA.

Nathan Carr—Class of 2004—Nate works as an Emergency Communications Dispatcher and Emergency Medical Dispatcher for the Department of Public Safety in Vermont.

Sarah (Clayton) Coakley—Class of 2002—Earned a master’s degree in urban and regional planning from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2004 and is working for Spotsylvania County, VA as Planner in the Advance Planning Division.

Tiffany Grant-Callender—Class of 2005—Tiffany is working at the Philadelphia Family Court as a Behavioral Health Liaison.

Rebecca Hotmar—Class of 2003—Rebecca went to law school at Roger Williams School of Law in Bristol, RI.    

Dena Pauling—Class of 2005—Dena is working for the Williamsport Sun-Gazette, a 30,000-circulation daily in Williamsport, PA. She is employed as a county government reporter.

Lori (Moreau) Roth—Class of 2005—Lori is in the Ph.D. program in political science at Rutgers University and is specializing in comparative politics.

Rodney Snyder—Class of 2003—Rod is a Government Affairs Leader with CropLife America, in Washington, D.C. where he lobbies on agricultural issues at the federal and state levels. In 2004, he was a Democratic candidate for the West Virginia House of Delegates in the 57th District. In August 2005, Rod received the prestigious “Jennings Randolph Outstanding Young Democrat Award” from the West Virginia Young Democrats.

Robin Weinstein—Class of 2004—Robin completed a master’s of theological studies degree at Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary (now Palmer Seminary). His focus was on faith and public policy. He also worked as legislative aide for New Jersey Assemblyman Douglas Fisher. Robin is contemplating entering the race for the Second Congressional District in New Jersey.