Curious as to what people did in their first few years out of college...

Got a job as a substance abuse counselor at the local community mental health center. Retired 29 years later.

Physical Therapist 36 years

Moved from Murray to Burlington to take a job as an insurance adjuster, stayed there about 5 months then transferred to the Paducah Branch for 5 years before taking my current job

Summer after graduation: worked at the Grand Canyon National Park in the El Tovar restaurant.

 

Next year & 1/2: worked as a factory machinist making piston rings.

 

Next 24 years: campus minister with Campus Crusade for Christ.

Teacher: Morgan Co, Spencer Co, Morehead State, GRC.

Worked at a bank in downtown Cincinnati for about 6 months. Then I married a Marine. Good bye city life.

I'm about to find out.

After Morehead, moved to Lexington and attended UK.

After UK, moved to Kokomo, IN, then to Milwaukee and after saving enough money, I attended Marquette.

After I got laid off, I withdrew from Marquette, moved to Tampa Bay and after saving enough money again, attended USF,

After USF continued working where I have for the last 28 years and raised a family.

I taught middle school science. Right now, however, I'm in a sales until I finish my M.Ed. in School Counseling.

Teacher: Morgan Co, Spencer Co, Morehead State, GRC.

 

When were you at MSU?

Trimble County High School chemistry teacher. Fifteen years later, I'm still there, but add physics and astronomy to the list.

After Morehead, moved to Lexington and attended UK.

After UK, moved to Kokomo, IN, then to Milwaukee and after saving enough money, I attended Marquette.

After I got laid off, I withdrew from Marquette, moved to Tampa Bay and after saving enough money again, attended USF,

After USF continued working where I have for the last 28 years and raised a family.

 

trying to connect the dots...UK, Kokomo, Marquette?

When were you at MSU?

 

85-92.

I worked at my International Fraternity's Headquarters, traveling the country, visiting about 25 college campuses and working with our student organizations. It was a great job for both professionalism and pleasure.

 

The last year I have been working at my alma mater (Northern Kentucky University) in the Admissions Office.

 

And as of Friday I was just offered a job at another company, Public SchoolWORKS, which I am more than likely going to accept. It will be the first time I really feel like I will have graduated since I've been on college campuses ever since.