Alumni Information (alpha order)
(Active links on alum names are for e-mail.)

Lincoln Brody '07 (information received 12/07)
At Skidmore, Lincoln's major was Spanish.  Following graduation, Lincoln says he "did the entire Camino de Santiago" -- a pilgrimage crossing northern Spain and is now living in Arcos de la Frontera, in Andalucia, Spain.  Lincoln is currently working as an assistant English teacher with a grant from the Spanish Ministry of Education.

Julia Burns '07 (information received 11/07)
Julia majored in Spanish and minored in Latin American Studies while at Skidmore.  After volunteering as an ESL teacher with Saratoga Springs Headstart Program in the summer of 2007, Julia is now currently teaching at Princeton Day Middle School (grades 6-8) in NJ and lives in PA.

Maggie Sullivan '03 (information received 11/07)
Maggie double majored in Spanish and Economics and minored in Latin American Studies.  She received her Master of Arts in Law and Diplomancy in 2008 from The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomancy where she concentrated in Development Economics and International Monetary Theory and Policy with a regional focus on Latin America.  She was a member of the Latin American Club at Fletcher.   She has also been certified in Puerto Rico to teach secondary level spanish.  After graduating from Skidmore, Maggie taught 9th grade spanish for 2 years in a public school in Puerto Rico, volunteered in an orphanage in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil, completed a summer internship with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Bojotá, Columbia, researched Cuba's economy and trade relations with Tufts in Cuba and traveled to Argentina, Mexico and Costa Rica.  Maggie currently resides in MA.

Lindsay Tarnoff '05 (information received 2/08)
Currently Lindsay is applying to grad school (a public administration program at URI), but for the past two years she has worked as a director of an immigration consulting firm in D.C.  She says "The great majority of our clients were from Central America and spoke little to no English."  She has recently relocated to Rhode Island and is now working at Johnson & Wales University with international students where she creates programs to improve retention.  Lindsay is also teaching ESL.