College of Arts & Sciences
Department of German
Department of German

Graduate Alumni

We asked some of our graduate student alumni a few questions regarding their professional career path, preparation for it in the Georgetown University German Department, the transition from graduate school to their current profession, and their early career experiences. Please read about their experiences here: 

Ph.D. RECIPIENTS

Ekaterina Soloveva
Post-Soviet Migrant Identity in Germany Through the Eyes of Generation 1.5: Multimodal SFL-based Study of Instagram Discourse
Dr. Marianna Ryshina-Pankova (Cunningham, Gordon)
Defended on August 15, 2024
First placement: Lecturer in German, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ.

Shoshannah Lane
Developing L2 German literacy in the written mode at the introductory level through task-and genre-based instruction: A Systemic Functional Linguistics Approach
Dr. Marianna Ryshina-Pankova (Cunningham, Bryfonski)
Defended on April 11, 2024
First placement: Academy professor, US Army Academy, West Point, NY.

Samantha Grayck
The Ineluctable Space Between: Dialogical Subjectivity and Genre in German-Jewish Women’s Life Writing
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Ryshina-Pankova, Dupree)
Defended with distinction on May 4, 2023
First placement: Visiting professor, College of St. Benedict/Saint John’s University

Kerstin Kuhn
Evaluative Choice in Intermediate L2 German Digital Narratives: A Systemic Functional Linguistics Approach
Dr. Marianna Ryshina-Pankova (Cunningham, Ortega, Gordon)
Defended with distinction on March 14, 2023
First placement: Visiting professor, College of Charleston.

Meghan Paige Tisserand
Children in Transit: Literary Representations of Flight and Expulsion within East and West German Kinder- und Jugendliteratur from 1945-1989
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Pfeiffer, Sieg)
Defended on January 9, 2023

Andrea Bryant
Decolonizing by design: Black feminist scholarship, critical applied linguistics, and a pedagogy of multiliteracies in the beginning and intermediate German-language instruction
Dr. Joe Cunningham (Eigler, Sieg, Subtirelu, Gramling)
Defended on July 21, 2021
First placement: Lecturer, University of Oklahoma in Norman, OK.

Aleksandra Starcevic
Turning “Wounds” Into Words: Literary Representations of Loss in the Wake of the Yugoslav Wars and Their Aftermath
Dr. Peter C. Pfeiffer (Eigler, Dupree)
Defended on June 15, 2021
First placement: Lecturer, Emory University and Georgia Tech University.

Forrest Finch
The Tableau Effect in German Narrative Prose around 1800
Dr. Mary Helen Dupree (Pfeiffer, Eigler)
Defended on June 10, 2021
First placement: Assistant teaching professor of German, Pennsylvania State University.

Douglas McKnight
Persecution and Resistance: The Carinthian Slovenes and Memories of the Second World War
Dr. Katrin Sieg (Eigler, Leben)
Defended with distinction on November 17, 2020
First placement: Copywriter for a PR and marketing firm in Austria.

Joshua Seale
Between Austria and Germany, Heimat and Zuhause: German-Speaking Refugees and the Politics of Memory in Austria
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Pfeiffer, Dupree)
Defended on August 14, 2020
First placement: German Historical Institute, Washington, DC.

Justin Quam
Helping Language Learners Align with Readers Through Narrative: Insights into the Breadth, Targets, and Explicitness of Evaluation from Appraisal Studies of Second Language German Writers
Dr. Marianna Ryshina-Pankova (Cunningham, Ortega)
Defended on August 13, 2020
First placement: Teacher at St. Paul’s Schools, Brooklandville, MD.

Willi Barthold
Zeitschrift, Text und Bild. Der bürgerliche Realismus im Kontext der visuellen Massenmedien des 19. Jahrhunderts
Dr. Peter C. Pfeiffer (Eigler, Dupree)
Defended with distinction on February 14, 2020
First placement: Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Humboldt-Universität Berlin, Germany.

Noelle Rettig
From Aesthetic to Pathology: Reading Literary Case Studies of Melancholy, 1775-1830
Dr. Mary Helen Dupree (Eigler, Pfeiffer)
Defended on August 20, 2019

Doria Killian
And You Shall Tell Your Children: The Intersection of Memory, Identity, and Narrative in Contemporary German Jewish Autofiction
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Sieg, Dupree)
Defended on August 7, 2019
First placement: Assistant professor of German and the director of the Center for Jewish Studies, University of North Carolina, Asheville.

Sandra Digruber
The Co-Construction of Knowledge in FL Teacher–Student Classroom Interactions
Dr. Marianna Ryshina-Pankova (Cunningham, Gordon)
Defended on August 2, 2019
First placement: Lecturer, Smith College, Northampton, MA.

Emily Sieg Barthold
The Thirty Years’ War as Unifying Heritage: Historical Fiction, Ecumenism, and German Nation-Building (1871-1920)
Dr. Mary Helen Dupree (Eigler, Pfeiffer)
Defended with distinction on April 15, 2019
First placement: Max Kade Postdoctoral Fellowship, Berlin Program for Advanced German and European Studies.

Julia Goetze
Linking cognition and emotion: An appraisal study of foreign language teacher anxiety
Dr. Marianna Ryshina-Pankova (Mackey, Smith)
Defended on May 15, 2018
First placement: Post-doctoral fellowship at Washington University, St. Louis, MO.

Meghan O’Dea
Geopolitical Transformation and Nostalgic Returns: Literary Return Visits to Former East Prussian Homes
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Sieg, Dupree)
Defended on December 9, 2016
First placement: German Instructor at Georgetown University, Washington, DC.

Anna Zimmer
The Past, Politics, and Prose: Memories of War in Early 21st Century German-language Novels
Dr. Katrin Sieg (Eigler, Pfeiffer)
Defended with distinction on December 19, 2012
First placement: Visiting assistant professor, Hood College, Frederick, MD.

Jason Ager
Heimat’s Sentry: Images of the Golem in 20th-Century Austrian Literature
Dr. Peter C. Pfeiffer (Eigler, Murphy)
Defended on December 18, 2012
First placement: German teacher, LaSalle University, Philadelphia, PA.

Tessa Wegener
Women Re-defining the ‘Orientreise’: Memory, Nostalgia and the Problem of Multiculturalism in Contemporary Austrian Travel Texts and Film
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Dupree, Sieg)
Defended with distinction on November 12, 2012
First placement: Assistant professor, Colgate University, Hamilton, NY.

Brooke Kreitinger
The Spatial Imagination of Accelerated Globalization in Contemporary German-language Novels
Dr. Katrin Sieg (Eigler, Pfeiffer)
Defended on August 23, 2012
First placement: Visiting assistant professor, University of North Carolina, Greensboro.

Deva Kemmis
On the Verge of Hearing: Epistemology and the Poetics of Listening in the Human-Nixie Encounter in German Literature
Dr. G. Ronald Murphy, S.J. (Dupree, Pfeiffer)
Defended with distinction on April 18, 2012
First placement: German teacher, George Washington University, DC.

Jens Kugele
Kafkas Heimat-Topographien
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Pfeiffer, Sieg)
Defended with distinction on May 9, 2011
First placement: Assistant Professor, Interdisciplinary Program for the Study of Religion & Culture, LMU Munich, Germany.

Wendy S. Wilson
Heimat and Memory in the City: Representations of New York City and Vienna in Autobiographical Works of Exiled Viennese Authors
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Pfeiffer, Murphy)
Defended May 18, 2009
First placement: Adjunct assistant professor, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA.

Corinne (Cori) Crane
Evaluative Choice in Advanced Second Language Writing of German: A Genre Perspective
Dr. Heidi Byrnes (Hamilton, Maxim)
Defended December 18, 2007
First placement: Assistant professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Mark Lauer
DDR-Kulturpolitik und autobiographisches Schreiben vor und nach der Wende: Christa Wolf und Günter de Bruyn
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Pfeiffer, Sieg)
Defended May 1, 2007
First placement: Lecturer, Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA.

Jennifer Short
The Gracious Heroine in Schiller’s Maria Stuart: Christian Aspects of the Depiction of the Beautiful Soul
Defended February 12, 2007
Dr. G. Ronald Murphy, S.J. (Eigler, Sieg)
First placement: Director of Institutional Relations and Policy Analysis, Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in New Jersey.

Lanlan Xu
Masquerade, Mimicry and Performativity: The Staging of Female Identity in German Literature around 1800
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Murphy, Sieg)
Defended November 20, 2006
First placement: Graduate studies in public policy at Indiana University.

Marianna Ryshina-Pankova
Constructing Coherent and Cohesive Textual Worlds in Advanced Foreign Language Learner Writing
Dr. Heidi Byrnes (Maxim, Schiffrin [Linguistics])
Defended with Distinction April 6, 2006
First placement: Assistant professor, George Mason University, VA.

Shu-Ping Lee
Der Hermaphrodismus in der Deutschen Literatur um 1800
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Kord, Murphy)
Defended February 6, 2006
First placement: Professor in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Nanhua University, Taiwan.

Olga Liamkina
The Role of Explicit Meaning-Based Instruction in Foreign Language Pedagogy: Applications of Cognitive Linguistics to Teaching the German Dative Case to Advanced Learners
Dr. Heidi Byrnes (Maxim, Tyler [Linguistics])
Defended August 10, 2006
First placement: Coordinator of Mentor Network USA, Goethe-Institut, New York.

Peter Weise
Schalom Genosse Schriftsteller – German-Jewish Literature in the German Democratic Republic
Dr. Peter C. Pfeiffer (Eigler, Sieg)
Defended November 22, 2004
First placement: Lecturer, Boston University, MA.

James P. Martin
The Crisis of Cultural Knowledge in Michael Köhlmeier’s Telemach, Christoph Ransmayr’s Morbus Kitahara and W. G. Sebald’s Die Ringe des Saturn
Dr. Peter C. Pfeiffer (Eigler, Sieg)
Defended November 13, 2003
First placement: Assistant professor, Washington College, MD.

Karen Mei Eng
German Colonialism in China: A Literary and Cultural Study
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Sieg, Peck)
Defended August 18, 2003
PhD awarded August 2003
First placement: Visiting assistant professor, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO.

Susanne Rinner
Erinnern und Erzählen: Die Darstellung der Studentenbewegung und des Nationalsozialismus in der deutschsprachigen Literatur nach 1989
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Kord, Pfeiffer)
Defended May 12, 2003
PhD awarded July 2003
First placement: Visiting assistant professor, Allegheny College, Meadville, PA.

Joanna K. Stimmel
Entangled by the Past: Mutual Representations and Self-Images in German and Polish Discourses on the Holocaust
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Pfeiffer, Peck)
Defended April 17, 2003
PhD awarded May 2003
First placement: Visiting assistant professor, Columbia University, New York, NY.

Katherine Sprang
Vocabulary Acquisition and Advanced Learners: The Role of Grammaticization and Conceptual Organization in the Acquisition of German Verbs with Inseparable Prefixes
Dr. Heidi Byrnes (Fink, Mackey [Linguistics,] Tyler [Linguistics])
Defended March 3, 2003
PhD awarded May 2003
First placement: Director, Multimedia & Library Services, Foreign Service Institute, U.S. Department of State, Washington, DC.

John Taylor
Constructing Right-Wing Extremism in the Media: The Role of Evaluation in Three News Genres
Dr. Heidi Byrnes (Eigler, Scollon [Linguistics])
Defended February 10, 2003
PhD awarded February 2003
First placement: Assistant professor, Drury College (now Drury University) in Springfield, MO.

Andreas Hoppe
Alter und Dialekt: Eine Untersuchung zur Dialektkompetenz des Kölschen der jüngeren, mittleren und älteren Generation
Dr. Kurt R. Jankowsky (Murphy, Obernberger)
Defended December 18, 2002
PhD awarded February 2003
First placement: German teacher, Carolina Forest High School, Horry County Public Schools, Myrtle Beach, SC.

Barbara Serfozo
Warring Narratives: the Diaries of Ursula von Kardorff, Margret Boveri and Lore Walb
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Peck, Cubilie [English])
Defended December 6, 2002
PhD awarded December 2002
First placement: Consultant and translator, Berlin, Germany.

Anna Helm Kurz
The Intersections of the Material and Poetic Economy: Stifter’s Nachsommer and Freytag’s Soll und Haben
Dr. Peter C. Pfeiffer (Eigler, Kord)
Defended August 15, 2002
PhD awarded December 2002
First placement: Director of the Business, Cultures, and Languages Program, University of Maryland, College Park, MD.

Jason Owens
Changing Constructions of Germanness in Namibia: The “GDR Kids”
Dr. Jeffrey Peck (Eigler, McKittrick [History, African Studies Program])
Defended June 8, 2001
PhD awarded September 30, 2001
First placement: German teacher, Montgomery College, MD.

Anne Thiel
Verhinderte Traditionen: Maerchen deutscher Autorinnen vor den Bruedern Grimm
Dr. Susanne Kord (Eigler, Pfeiffer)
Defended with Distinction April 2, 2001
PhD awarded May 25, 2001
This dissertation was awarded the Glassman Distinguished Dissertation Award, May 2002.
First placement: Executive Assistant to Senior Vice President, World Resources Institute in Washington, DC.

Mark Dreisonstok
The Pagan-Christian Concept of Wealth and Its Relationship to Light in the Heliand and in Beowulf, with Consideration of Additional Anglo-Saxon Works
Rev. G. Ronald Murphy, S.J., PhD (Jankowsky, Pfeiffer)
Defended December 19, 2000
PhD awarded December 31, 2000
First placement: English and German teacher, Georgetown University, George Washington University, and Marymount University.

Hiroyuki Eto
Philologie vs. Sprachwissenschaft: Historiographie einer Begriffsbestimmung im Rahmen der Wissenschaftsgeschichte des 19. Jahrhunderts
Dr. Kurt R. Jankowsky (Fink, Obernberger)
Defended with Distinction December 20, 1999
PhD awarded May 26, 2000
First placement: Assistant Professor of English, Nagano College, Komagane, Nagano, Japan.

Elise Brayton (Elise Mueller)
Almost German: The Representation of Racial Difference and Belonging in Contemporary Germany
Dr. Jeffrey M. Peck (Eigler, Pfeiffer)
Defended November 22, 1999
PhD awarded May 26, 2000
First placement: Lecturer, San Diego State University, San Diego, CA.

Nawal Al-Jubeir
Deutsche Wörter arabischen Ursprungs: Eine kulturhistorisch-lingustische Studie des Einflusses von Arabisch auf Deutsch zwischen 700 – 1200
Dr. Kurt R. Jankowsky (Murphy, Obernberger, Stowasser [Arab Studies])
Defended December 16, 1999
PhD awarded May 26, 2000
First placement: Director of Academic Affairs for Diplomats and Dependents, Saudi Arabia Cultural Mission, Washington, DC.

Astrid Weigert
Schriftstellerinnen als Aesthetikerinnen: Genre und Geschlecht in Romantik und Naturalismus am Beispiel von Dorothea Schlegel und Elsa Berstein
Dr. Susanne T. Kord (Eigler, Pfeiffer)
Defended with Distinction August 24, 1999
PhD awarded August 31, 1999
First placement: Teaching professor, Georgetown University, Washington, DC.

Heidrun Franz
Uwe Johnson und Christa Wolf: Vergangenheits- und  Gegenwartsaufarbeitung in ihren literarischen Werken
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Murphy, Pfeiffer)
Defended May 10, 1999
PhD awarded August 31, 1999
First placement: Assistant professor, George Washington University, Washington, DC.

Edward Reif
Goethe as a Visual Artist: The Painful Process of Personal Realization
Rev. G. Ronald Murphy, S.J., PhD (Jankowsky, Pfeiffer, Prelinger [Art, Music and Theater Department])
Defended October 7, 1998
PhD awarded August 31, 1999
First placement: Akademischer Mitarbeiter, Sprachenzentrum of the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg.

Gianfranca M. Schöfer
Südtirol: Die deutsche Minderheit in Italien; Eine historische, sprachsoziologische Darstellung
Dr. Alfred Obernberger (Jankowsky, Murphy)
Defended with distinction October 26, 1998
PhD awarded December 31, 1998
Dr. Schöfer did not pursue an academic or professional career.

Eva Ludwiga Szalay
Negotiating Constructions of Femininity, Subjective Agency and Resistance in Select Fiction by Kaschnitz, Bachmann and Wolf
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Kord, Pfeiffer)
Defended with Distinction May 21, 1998
PhD awarded August 31, 1998
First placement: Assistant professor, Weber State University, Ogden, UT.

Kenneth W. Reed
Bestimmung und Beschreibung des sprachlichen Feldes: Ein Beitrag zur Anwendung des Wortfeldprinzips
Dr. Alfred Obernberger (Jankowsky, Murphy)
Defended December 19, 1997
PhD awarded January 31, 1998
First placement: Director of Technology Services and Resources, Alexandria City Public Schools, Alexandria, VA.

Walter Rankin
The Literate Citizen and the Pedagogical State: Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe, Campe’s Robinson Der Jüngere, and Lessing’s Nathan der Weise
Dr. Peter C. Pfeiffer (Eigler, Peck)
Defended with distinction December 8, 1997
PhD awarded January 31, 1998
First placement: Assistant dean, George Mason University, VA.

Ann Perseus Penningroth
Making Meaning in Second Language Reading: The Case of an Advanced Learner of German in the Foreign Language Classroom
Dr. Heidi Byrnes (Peck, Moyer)
Defended May 30, 1997
PhD awarded September 30, 1997
First placement: Assistant professor of German, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.

Neal Guthrie
Rainer Maria Rilke and Sprachskepsis. The Role of Metaphor in Saying the Unsayable
Rev. G. Ronald Murphy, S.J., PhD (Shukla [Linguistics], Jankowsky)
Defended May 9, 1997
PhD awarded July 31, 1997
First placement: Research historian, Department of Exhibitions, US Holocaust Museum, Washington, DC.

Kerstin Gaddy
The Novelization of Drama in Naturalism: Henrik Ibsen’s Gengangere and Gerhart Hauptmann’s Vor Sonnenaufgang
Dr. Friederike Eigler (Kord, Murphy)
Defended with distinction April 10, 1997
PhD awarded May 23, 1997
First placement: Assistant professor of German, Catholic University of America, Washington, DC.

Teresa Dederichs
“Weltansicht”: Ein semantisch-konnotativer Vergleich zwischen westdeutschen und russlanddeutschen Jugendlichen
Dr. Kurt R. Jankowsky (Obernberger, Fink)
Defended October 10, 1996
PhD awarded March 31, 1997
First placement: Lecturer at Universität Hamburg, Germany.

Margaret Ruth Gonglewski
A Discourse-analytic Investigation of Deixis in Anna Seghers Der Ausflug der Toten Mädchen: Oscillating Place, Time, and Person
Dr. Heidi Byrnes (Eigler, Hamilton [Linguistics])
Defended August 23, 1995
PhD awarded January 31, 1996
First placement: Assistant professor of German, George Washington University, Washington, DC.

Monika Fingas
Die Struktur von Hermann Brochs Roman Der Tod des Vergil: Erörtert im Hinblick auf seine philosophischen, linguistischen und literarischen Komponenten
Dr. Kurt R. Jankowsky (Fink, Obernberger)
Defended October 11, 1994
PhD awarded December 31, 1994
First placement: German teacher, Continuing Education Division, Georgetown University; HR Manager and Foreign Trade Specialist for Firma Tecklenborg.

Cara Horwich
The Theme of Survival in Grimmelshausen’s Simplizissismus and Brecht’s Mutter Courage und ihre Kinder
Rev. G. Ronald Murphy, S.J., PhD (Kord, Obernberger)
Defended September 20, 1994
PhD awarded October 31, 1994
First placement: German teacher in the United Kingdom.

M.A. Recipients

Cooper Dougherty, May 2024

Steven Kingkiner, May 2024
First employment after graduation: United Airlines

Daniel Baughman, May 2023
First employment after graduation: German instructor at the United States Military Academy at West Point

Maja Salibašić, August 2021

Aliza M. Atkin Kroek, August 2018

Lenna Knoerr, May 2018

Lauren Thomas, May 2016
First employment after graduation: Visiting Professor in the Department of Modern Languages at the Tecnológico de Monterrey (Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education) in Monterrey, Mexico

Christina Butler, December 2015

Simone Willnath, December 2014
First employment after graduation: Language and Culture Instructor (Contractor), U.S. Department of State, at the Foreign Service Institute

Alanna Nilsson, May 2014

Claudia Winkler, August 2013
First employment after graduation: Special Assistant for Global Engagement at Georgetown University

Suzanne Erickson, August 2013
First employment after graduation: Lecturer at George Washington University

Ashleigh Stall, May 2011
First employment after graduation: German teacher at the John Carroll School in Bel Air, MD

Carolyn Osinski, May 2011

Gergely Kovacs, May 2009

Yumiko Blackwell, May 2008
Current employment: Research Analyst at Morrison and Foerster, LLP

Brenda Casteen, May 2007
First employment after graduation: Georgetown University, DEFL
Current employment: Perdue University, Rosetta Stone, West Lafayette, IN

Jared Wilson, May 2007
First employment after graduation: Berlitz School

Christopher Grodecki, May 2006
First employment after graduation: Institute for Justice

Patrick McGovern, August 2005
Continuing studies of Chinese in Taiwan.

Matthew Adams, May 2005
First employment after graduation: U.S. government agency.
Current employment: Technology and Computer Science Editor at Shmoop

Richard March, May 2005
First employment after graduation: U.S. government agency.
Current employment: CACI International, Inc.

Timothy Frawley, June 2003
First employment after graduation: Teacher of English and German, Berlitz School, and political organizer for California Peace Action, Los Angeles, CA

Kimberly Jaeger, May 2003
First employment after graduation: Visiting Instructor, German Department, Georgetown University
Current employment: Assistant Professor and Department Chair at Harper College, Palatine, IL

Janel Galvanek, November 26, 2002
First employment after graduation: Assistant Editor, German Historical Institute, Washington, DC
Current employment: Project Manager at the Berghof Foundation

Melissa Brennan, May 17, 2002
First employment after graduation: Teacher in Melk, Austria

Ivan Parkinson, July 31, 2001
First employment after graduation: Liaison between the US State Dept. and the OSCE (Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe), Vienna, Austria

Maria Teresa Mascaro Llabres, July 31, 2001
First employment after graduation: Visiting Instructor and Assistant Director, Intensive Spanish Program, Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese, Georgetown University

Sibila Karamehmedovic, September 30, 2001
First employment after graduation: Foreign Language Teacher and Interpreter, Monterey, CA

Kei Hoshino, August 31, 2001
First employment after graduation: Editor of In-House Newsletter, Deutsche Bank, New York City

Colin Bezener, August 31, 2001

Sonja Ruffner, May 2000

Monika Biller Harris, May 28, 1999
Current employment: Lecturer at GW Department of Romance, German, and Slavic Languages and Literature

Susanne Wunner, May 22, 1998
First employment after graduation: Program Coordinator, U.S. Liaison Office of Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Washington, DC

Christopher T. Swanson, May 22, 1998
First employment after graduation: Software trainer/consultant at Perfect Access

Tanja Martina Mayer, May 22, 1998
First employment after graduation: Technology training for PriceWaterhouseCoopers

D. Jeffrey Bale, May 23, 1997
First employment after graduation: Teacher in a public high school in Chicago

Kari Lynn Fangel, December 31, 1996
First employment after graduation: Assistant Professor and Director of Off-Campus Programs, Hamline University

Andrea Deborah Marreck, May 24, 1996
First employment after graduation: Working for Deutsche Bank, New York City

Noah Lang, October 31, 1995
First employment after graduation: Printmaker at Trillium Graphics, a traditional and digital printmaking studio in the San Francisco area

Shawn M. Bryce, July 31, 1995
Current employment: Cartus Intercultural and Language Solutions

Felix Haibach, May 27, 1994
First employment after graduation: Working at World Bank (Deputy Director Representative, Brussels)

Danica Shaw, February 28, 1994
First employment after graduation: Coordinator at WorldTeach Namibia, Windhoek