After Beloit

Updates from our recent alumni

Stories

Hiroaki Tani’20 studied abroad at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia.

On the move

Hiroaki Tani’20 works for Japan’s foreign ministry, with plans to move to France, attend grad school, and relocate to a different French-speaking country. He says his Beloit education encouraged him to “dive into the world and out of [his] comfort zone.”

Poetry, Politics, and Presidential Graves

Still early in her career, poet Sasha Debevec-McKenney’12 publishes a poem in The New Yorker.

Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson, left, congratulates Bob Lang’65 on receiving the Public Leadership Award bearing his name.

How a Nonpartisan Excels in a Partisan World

After a 50-year career in Wisconsin state government, Bob Lang’65 still commands respect from both sides of the aisle.

Gabrielle Watson’21 will head to Taiwan this summer on a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Award scholarship.

Taiwan times two

Fulbright Scholarship awardee Gabby Watson’21 heads off to Taiwan soon to teach kids English.

If you are comfortable, something is wrong.

As a U.S. Navy lieutenant, Carlos de Cordoba’11 finds that embracing discomfort helps him learn and grow.

Marcos Arroyo’16 collecting water samples, surveying vegetation, and using a sonde to measure water quality.

Career ready after learning in and outside the classroom

Miami native Marcos Arroyo’16 went from feeling out of place as a first-year student to thriving after finding his focus and opportunities to apply what he was learning outside the classroom.

Q&A: Coming full circle

Tamara Fouché’10 is glad to have grown up at Beloit as a student. Now she’s helping the college grow and thrive as a director of development and liaison to the college president.

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