Interview by Camila Rendon Andrés Cruz graduated from Baylor University in 2019 with a degree in International Studies and a minor in French. He was heavily involved in Model UN during his undergraduate studies. Post graduation, Andrés took a gap year to teach English in France while preparing to apply to law school. After diligent […]
Continue reading →by Ifunanyaife Richardson (’24) Mackenzie Freeman graduated with an international studies degree from Baylor in 2018. While at Baylor Mackenzie was in the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core (BIC) program. In these classes, she was able to greatly improve her writing and reading skills. Mackenzie was also involved with Baylor Ambassadors and the Baylor in Washington program […]
Continue reading →by Pamela Trevino Contla (’24) While in her last semester at Baylor University, Luciana Borrego Flores was undecided on whether to pursue a job in either the private or government sector. As an international studies major with a business administration minor, the career opportunities and job positions available to her after graduation were vast. Luciana […]
Continue reading →Interview by Joseph Molokwu The journey to the Bureau of Europe and Eurasia at the United States Agency for International Development During her undergraduate years at Baylor, Anastasia focused on East Asia and aspired to focus on China in graduate school. This was the focus of her foreign service degree at the Georgetown Walsh School […]
Continue reading →Interview by Junhui Fitch T.J. ‘s journey in international studies began with an inspirational geography teacher in high school. After being assigned to learn the history and culture of Serbia, he became very interested in languages and in connecting with people around the world. As a student at Baylor University, T.J. majored in international studies […]
Continue reading →Interview by Isabelle Zgorzelski Elijah Maletz graduated from Baylor with the intent of becoming a diplomat, missionary, or NGO worker. The private sector was not on his radar. Yet, this all changed when Elijah was selected as an English Teaching Assistant in Mongolia through the Fulbright Program. For 11 months, he lived in Mongolia and […]
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