Career Development Statistics 2011
Of the 39 May 2011 graduates, 97 percent (38 people) reported by September 30, 2011, that
they had secured jobs in their field or that they were in pursuit of further study. Of those 38
alumni, 18 are in Madison, six are in D.C., and 11 are elsewhere in the United States. Three are
working outside the United States. Two are pursuing further education.
Private
21%
Non-Profit or
Education
32%
Continuing
Education
5%
Numbers
add to 101
due to
rounding.
International
3%
State
22%
Federal
13%
Local
3%
Below is a sample of where 2011 alumni are working
* Denotes domestic jobs with international focus
International Sector
• Common Hope, in Antigua, Guatemala
Public Sector: Local
• Dakota County, Minnesota
Public Sector: Federal
• Government Accountability Office
• PMF: Office of Management and Budget’s
Office of Information and Regulatory
Affairs, Transportation and Homeland
Security branch.
• Central Intelligence Agency (two)*
• Department of Homeland Security
Non-Profit or Education Sector
• Teach for America
• University of Wisconsin–Madison,
Department of Communication Arts
• University of Wisconsin Population
Health Institute
• United Way of Dane County
• Education Pioneers in New York City
• University of Wisconsin–Madison,
Center for Financial Security
• Value-Added Research Center at the
Wisconsin Center for Education Research
• National Association for College Admission
Counseling
• Government Finance Officers Association
• Health First Wisconsin
Public Sector: State Government
• Honorable Robert D. Martin, Chief
Bankruptcy Judge, Western District
of Wisconsin
• Wisconsin Department of Transportation
• Wisconsin Department of Children and
Families, (one in Milwaukee, one in
Madison)
• Wisconsin Public Service Commission
• Wisconsin Department of Health Services
Division of Long-Term Care
• Joint Budget Committee,
Colorado General Assembly
• Wisconsin Legislative Audit Bureau
Private Sector
• Civic Consulting Alliance
• ICF International*
• Concentric Energy Advisors
• KEMA
• Pacific Economics Group Research