Graduate success
Northwestern math graduates are working as actuaries, engineers and teachers. They’re employed by the finance, computer and insurance industries and have pursued graduate degrees in math as well as M.B.A. and law degrees. From a hospital CEO to a Procter & Gamble business developer to a Dallas structural engineer, NWC math alumni know the formula for success.
Recent graduates
Aaron Appel '12Software engineer, Omnitech Inc.
Aaron Bauer '12Accounting assistant, Howalt McDowell Insurance
Amanda Verdoorn '12Accountant, Van Bruggen & Vande Vegte P.C.
Beth Pekar '12Math teacher, Kensal Public School
Jacob Vander Ploeg '12Actuarial assistant, Principal Financial Group
Jill Weitgenant '12High school math teacher, Essex Community School District
Kristen Humphrey '12Actuarial analyst, Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Kristen Humphrey '12Actuarial analyst, Woodmen of the World
Mark Haselhoff '12Computer support specialist, Northwestern College
Rylee Morris '12Accounts payable specialist, Trans Ova Genetics
+ Show more Samantha Schouweiler '12Teacher, Daniel Boone Elementary
Shelby Johnson '12Math teacher, Charter Oak Community School District
Alayna Kester '11Middle school math teacher, Westminster Christian School
Clayton Hjelmeland '11Middle school math teacher
Jessica Glanzer '11High school math teacher, Perry High School
Andrew Boss '10Math teacher, South Beloit High School
Anna Korver '10Teacher, Rising Villages
Billi Ellingson '07Attorney, Alan Yanowitz PLLC
Michael Holm, Ph.D. '06Applied research mathematician, National Security Agency
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