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Our Graduates

Teachers of the Year

The Education Department is proud to celebrate its graduates who are honored with the prestigious title “Teacher of the Year”:

Featured Graduates

Check out the History Department’s featured alumna, our own Gillian Bourassa! 

Caroline Lovett ’15 is highlighted in her home town paper - she’ll be coaching high school lacrosse at her alma mater and teaching fourth grade nearby.

And don’t forget about Path to Passion - see what Washington College graduates are doing in the fields of elementary and secondary education - and in education in general.

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Our Former Students

  • Going With the Flow

    By replacing an overwhelmed storm drain with a newly created native habitat, WAC groundskeeper and biology student Chris Rainer just made the campus a little greener.

  • An Education in Oceania

    Instructing ninth- and tenth-graders in English and reading on the Pacific island of Kosrae, Jesse Speth ’13 is learning as much as he is teaching.

  • A Teachable KingdomCombining a biology degree with a minor in secondary education studies landed Hannah O’Malley ’12 a job in a magical place.
  • Anderson Named CC Softball Scholar-Athlete of the Year and All-Centennial ConferenceSecondary intern and math major Christine Anderson ’15 has been named the Centennial Conference’s inaugural Scholar-Athlete of the Year for softball.
  • Fulbright Fabulous

    Fascinated with education’s ability to bridge cultural divides, Emily Hall ’14 has won a Fulbright grant to live and teach in Nepal, the birthplace of Buddha and the roof of the world. See also her hometown newspaper’s article about her here.

  • Brighter HorizonsJesse Speth ’13 didn’t stray far from campus after graduation. In fact, he spent a lot of the summer there, helping low-income middle schoolers beat the academic “summer slide.”

Our former student athletes