Young Alumnus Shows Commitment to UVMIn his own words, Dan Fredman '03, current UVM Assistant Director of Admissions, talks about why it's important to volunteer for the Young Alumni Committee.
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Meet the Co-Chairs of the Young Alumni CommitteeJessica Greenwood ‘98 After graduating from UVM in 1998 with a B.S. in Biological Sciences I worked for a year at the Dartmouth Medical School doing cancer prevention research. That somehow led me to seek a career in Clinical Research and I ended up living out in San Jose, CA and working for Roche Bioscience in Palo Alto. After almost two years in the Bay Area, I decided it was time for graduate school and I returned to the Northeast to pursue an M.S. in Evaluative Clinical Sciences from Dartmouth College. I finished that program in June, 2002 and have been living and working in the Boston area ever since. I currently work for the Harvard Clinical Research Institute designing clinical trial programs for industry sponsors. |
When I started at UVM, I probably would have laughed out loud if someone told me the first job I’d have after graduation would be as an Admissions Counselor. Yet, here I am - almost ten months after the date of my commencement – holding the title of Assistant Director of the University of Vermont Admissions Office. Honestly, I don’t think I could be any happier with the way my life has turned out so far.
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