How many of our graduate students go on to pursue higher degrees? How many go directly into jobs? Here's a snapshot of the past 6 years:

• Class of 2016: 10 Students
  Higher degrees: 1 (10%)
  Jobs: 7 (70%)
  Data Unavailable: 2 (20%)
  
• Class of 2015: 11 Students
  Higher degrees: 2 (18%)
  Jobs: 7 (64%)
  Data Unavailable: 2 (18%)
  
• Class of 2014: 11 Students
  Higher degrees: 1 (9%)
  Jobs: 8 (73%)
  Data Unavailable: 2 (18%)
• Class of 2013: 10 Students
  Higher degrees: 3 (30%)
  Jobs: 6 (60%)
  Data Unavailable: 1 (10%)
• Class of 2012: 5 Students
  Higher degrees: 2 (40%)
  Jobs: 3 (60%)
  Data Unavailable: 0
• Class of 2011: 11 Students
  Higher degrees: 4 (36%)
  Jobs: 6 (55%)
  Data Unavailable: 1 (9%)
  
• Class of 2010: 7 Students
  Higher degrees: 1 (14.5%)
  Jobs: 5 (71%)
  Data Unavailable: 1 (14.5%)

Partial list of where our former graduate students have landed:

• Presidential Management Fellowship
  
• Ethics Officer, World Bank
• American Academy of Arts & Science (AAAS)
• Representative Felix Grucci's office (D. NY)
• Program Development Manager for Co-op America, a national nonprofit organization using economic activism to promote social change
• Peace Corps
• Senior Project Assistant at the National Academy of Engineering
• Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, DC
• Professional social worker
• Research Associate for the Ethics Resource Center
• Ethics and Policy Integration Centre
• Pardon office of the Justice Department
• Assistant Director of Student Affairs
• teacher at SEED Public Charter School in DC
• middle school teacher
• high school teacher
• high school principal
  
• sixth grade social studies teacher
• tenure-track professor at the University of Mississippi (PhD, University of Memphis)
• PhD in secondary education, with a focus on Middle School Education and Constructivism, at the University of South Carolina
• School of Professional Psychology, George Washington University
  
• PhD Program in Philosophy, Johns Hopkins University
• PhD Program in Philosophy, Stony Brook University
• PhD Program in Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania
• PhD program in Philosophy, University of Memphis
  
• PhD program in Philosophy, Michigan State University
• PhD program in Political Science, University of Montana
• PhD program in Philosophy, University of Oregon
• PhD Program in Philosophy, Vanderbilt University
• Assistant Professor, University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley
  
• JD program, University of Pennsylvania School of Law
• Assistant Professor, LeMoyne College
• Boston University School of Law
• Visiting Assistant Professor, St. John Fisher College
• Adjunct Professor at Long Island University
  
• Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Chair of the Department of History, Philosophy, and Geography, Missouri Western
  Visiting Assistant Professor, Kansas State University
• professor at the University of Denver (PhD, University of Maryland)
• Loyola University, Baltimore
• PhD from University of Utrecht, focus in Madhva Sampradaya in Hinduism