Virtual Panel Features Alumni Working in Washington, DC
The Career Center and Office of Advancement will host “Working in the Nation’s Capitol Region” from 6:30-7:30 p.m. March 17.
The virtual Zoom panel will give students the opportunity to ask alumni who work in public service, government and national media for internship and career advice. The alumni featured in this panel include Renee Baharaeen (’16), producer at CNN, Wyatt Feeler (’05), assistant appellate public defender for the Office of the Public Defender Maryland, Wyatt Hoffman ('13), foreign affairs officer for the United States Department of State, and Justis Tuia ('07), special education, rehabilitation, research, and higher education analysis branch team lead for the United States Department of Education.
This event is free to attend but requires registration. Additional information, as well as signups for the event, are available via Handshake.
The virtual Zoom panel will give students the opportunity to ask alumni who work in public service, government and national media for internship and career advice. The alumni featured in this panel include Renee Baharaeen (’16), producer at CNN, Wyatt Feeler (’05), assistant appellate public defender for the Office of the Public Defender Maryland, Wyatt Hoffman ('13), foreign affairs officer for the United States Department of State, and Justis Tuia ('07), special education, rehabilitation, research, and higher education analysis branch team lead for the United States Department of Education.
This event is free to attend but requires registration. Additional information, as well as signups for the event, are available via Handshake.
