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Alumni Talk about Careers in English

Aaron Schwarz, portrait
Aaron Schwarz

Writing is in important in technology, says Aaron Schwarz '11, who manages big digital projects for American Airlines, such as the mobile web and the American Airlines mobile app.

 

Samantha Flores, portrait
Samantha Flores

These people wanted to articulate their stories, and I realized that theres a lot of power in recording their narratives, says Samantha Flores 08, 11. Advocacy takes root in effective communication.

Autumn Davis, portrait
Autumn Davis

Ive had many jobs, but the one constant is writing. My English degree has taken me across so many different career paths. Ive never felt confined by having an English degree from OHIO; it has given me freedom without any limitations! says Autumn Davis 01.

Mike Cottrill, portrait
Mike Cottrill

The number one thing I learned at OHIO is that we have a superpower that is marketable in todays world: we can communicate and write efficiently. That is so rare in business, where very few people know how to convey their companys message clearly, says Mike Cottrill 04.

Clare Cottrill, portrait
Clare Cottrill

"You have a fantastic skill set," Clare Cottrill 01 tells English majors. "You have the ability to take in information, make it logical and clear, and parlay peoples stories. Stories are used to sell.