Aileen Chumard Fuchs '01
President & executive director of the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., Fuchs tells the stories of the spaces people design, construct & inhabit.
Powerful Outcomes
As a Muhlenberg College student, we support you in discovering and achieving your peak potential. We make every effort to assist you in finding the career that will fuel your passion as well as provide outstanding opportunities in your chosen field. Our students are frequent leaders in civic action and community engagement.
You’ll find support through The Career Center, where staff will guide you every step of the way, from your first days on campus into your life as an alum. Take full advantage of our dynamic events and outstanding opportunities that will enhance your student experience. As an alum, continue to remain an integral part of Muhlenberg's network, serving as a valued member of our College’s global community...
Making a Difference
Learn more about how Muhlenberg alumni are making an impact in their industries, fields and communities.
Will Osei '10
Osei is a practicing psychologist working to make mental health services more accessible and effective for a diverse range of patients.
Dr. Howard Gendelman '75
After decades of research, Dr. Gendelman is working on bringing potentially game-changing treatments for neurodegenerative disorders to clinical trial.
Angel Diaz '16
As senior global diversity and inclusion manager at NielsenIQ, Angel Diaz ’16 creates opportunities for diverse talent to thrive in corporate America.
Mike Doyle '94
Doyle's journey to find and recognize his authentic self has led him to a successful and fulfilling career in public relations.
Dr. Danya McCarthy '05
In her medical career, Dr. McCarthy has been working with patients suffering from persistent COVID-19 symptoms months after their diagnosis.
In their words
One of the biggest things in my Muhlenberg education was the ability to explore my curiosity.
Something that definitely got me to where I am now is that anything I was interested in, I was allowed and encouraged to explore.
Until you’re exposed to as many different things as possible, you don’t know what your true talent is.
You never know when an opportunity is going to come knocking. I certainly was prepared.
People ask me, ‘How did you feel confident enough to start a business?’ It’s about not letting the idea that you don’t have the answers stop you.
That’s what we’ve done for 23 years, whether it’s with techniques of brewing or ingredients, to say, ‘Why not?’ instead of, ‘It can’t be done.’
NEWS AT MUHLENBERG
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This Externship Host Knows the Transformative Power of Hands-On, In-Person Career Exploration
Esther Schlossberg ’20, a project coordinator in a Yale lab focused on opioid-use disorder and infectious diseases, landed that job after shadowing there as a student. Now, she’s hosting current students through the Career Center’s Externship Program.
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2400 Chew: Garrett Orr '10
In this episode of the 2400 Chew podcast, Chiquita Griffin, director of employer and alumni engagement at Muhlenberg's Career Center, speaks with Garrett Orr '10, human services analyst with the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services.
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Checking in with Haley Hnatuk '20
A recent media & communication alum talks data privacy, documentaries and her role at Fastmail
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The Teaching Bug
Greg Pask ’08, an insect neurobiologist and award-winning Middlebury College professor, reflects on how his Muhlenberg experience shaped his journey as an educator, scientist and mentor.
