#harvard19

[65pinkroses]

Some dreams do come true! I so grateful to have been one of the first students with Cystic Fibrosis to graduate Harvard. For those of you who’ve followed me here for a long time you know that tumblr was the first place I announced my acceptance, and now it’s coming full circle as the first place I announce my graduation. This has been an amazing chapter of my life that I’m so blessed to have been gifted and I only pray that my work in making Harvard a more accessible place has paid some of that debt. Thank you everyone for your support and kindness, this isn’t the end of my journey but it is the bittersweet exit of the woods into the valley.

[ocsharvard]

Where will you be living next year? San Francisco, CA

What will you be doing? I'll be working at Google as an Associate Product Marketing Manager.

What advice do you have for Harvard undergraduates, now that you’ve graduated? Whether it be studying abroad, interning at a company, or spending time at home, it's really important to be intentional about your summers and think about what you'd like to gain from them. Summers are an amazing time to try something new, develop a passion, or just take time for yourself - so actively reflects on what your needs and passions are when figuring out your plans. The earlier you figure this out, the earlier you can find tangible ways to achieve your summer goals and ambitions. (Also summer are a great time to try something new, so try to push yourself to have a unique experience each summer!)

[harvardseas]

Cheers to all our new graduates! Sarah Griesse-Nascimento, who received a Ph.D. in applied physics, will begin working at Intel on the quality and reliability engineering team. She’s excited to make an impact using the tools she learned at #HarvardSEAS. “SEAS was the right fit for me because the school challenged me and surrounded me with people of different backgrounds who have many unique perspectives to share.”⠀ #Harvard #Harvard19 #GSAS19 #phd #phdlife @harvardgsas (at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByQN-eVn5P8/?igshid=jqcnq07ml8cn

[diariobizarrices]

AMEI ESSE #THANKYOUNEXT! É basicamente o que eu tenho feito nos últimos anos. #🤣🤣🤣🤣 #Repost @harvard with @get_repost ・・・ The caps of #Harvard19 commencement 🎓⠀ ⠀ Photos: Kris Snibe and Jon Chase/Harvard Staff Photographers (at thank you, next) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByOBhtbn2B7/?igshid=5cprt2lfxqgp

[suitedgladiators]

Harvard_Law

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is the #Harvard19 commencement speaker https://t.co/NBSYE0x6Bw pic.twitter.com/uqjHLO0B4N

— Harvard University (@Harvard) May 30, 2019

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[ocsharvard]

Where will you be living next year? New York City

What will you be doing? I will be working for the National Football League (NFL) as part of the Junior Rotational Program, which is a two-year rotational program based in the league office in New York City.

What advice do you have for Harvard undergraduates, now that you’ve graduated? Don't be afraid to follow an unconventional path! You never know where it might take you.

[ocsharvard]

Where will you be living next year? Massachusetts

What will you be doing? I am working as a scientist in a prestigious pharmaceutical company. I will be focusing on raising my three children with my husband, making sure they become productive citizens and kind human beings. I will also make some time to focus on travelling more with my family and making beautiful memories!

What advice do you have for Harvard HES students, now that you have graduated? Never cease to dream! And do everything in your power to give wings to your dreams! The road to destinations could be long and hard, but the journey shouldn't have to be...if you allow yourself to embrace the very essence of you without any reservations!

[ocsharvard]

Where will you be living next year? Germany

What will you be doing? I will be working at Trivago.

What advice do you have for Harvard undergraduates, now that you’ve graduated? Find a (safe, sustainable) way to make the grind bearable! Find those people that love you and develop bonds that will outlive your time at Harvard.

[ocsharvard]

Where will you be living next year? Boston, MA

What will you be doing? I will be working in Life Sciences Strategy Consulting.

What advice do you have for Harvard undergraduates, now that you’ve graduated? Don't take for granted the people around you; from fellow students/alumni to staff in various offices to faculty. Seize moments where you can be around them, learn from them, and create memories with them. Invest in genuine relationships!

[ocsharvard]

Where will you be living next year? New York City

What will you be doing? I will be working as a researcher at a biomedical startup company.

What advice do you have for Harvard undergraduates, now that you’ve graduated? Take advantage of the opportunities at Harvard. Make connections with your peers, professors, and mentors. Enjoy your time here!

[ocsharvard]

Where will you be living next year? San Diego, CA

What will you be doing? I will be pursuing a PhD in Neuroscience at UC San Diego. I hope to conduct translational research on neurodevelopment disorders.

What advice do you have for Harvard undergraduates, now that you’ve graduated? Try new things, and don’t be afraid to change your plans! I didn't discover my love for research until an international research internship my Sophomore summer, and it completely changed my direction. I dropped being premed and focused on joining a lab whose work excited me. If you aren't happy with what you're studying or the career path you have in mind, you have total agency to try out something new. It is never too late to discover more about yourself and what you are truly passionate about!

[ocsharvard]

Where will you be living next year? Miami, FL

What will you be doing? I am considering entering a PhD program to explore and master in depth public policy in Finance. I will also be acquiring the CPA and PMP certification to enhance my education. I will apply to volunteer for a United Nations program focus on children (part-time since I work full-time)

What advice do you have for Harvard HES students, now that you have graduated? Make sure that you connect with your professors and students through Linkedin. This is best practice. Also, have an excellent support system while you are finishing school.

[ocsharvard]

Where will you be living? New York, NY

What will you be doing? I am continuing to work in my current role on Wall Street and began an MBA for Executives program at the Yale School of Management, Asset Management track.

What advice do you have for Harvard HES students, now that you have graduated? My best advice is to be intentional about engaging with the Harvard community as much as possible.  In addition to residency weekends, try to visit campus, attend events, and utilize on-campus resources (i.e. libraries, faculty) - doing so will help you foster relationships and feel more integrated into the Harvard community.  And, most importantly, go to The Game!

[ocsharvard]

Where will you be living? Cambridge, MA

What will you be doing? Continuing on with my sustainability journey. I am the Sustainability Coordinator at Boston Properties and I will be utilizing skills acquired through the HES program to further my career.

What advice do you have for Harvard HES students? Don't be afraid to take a variety of classes! Not all classes have to be 100% relevant to what you want to do with your career. There is so much to learn at HES that applies to daily life, take risks and enjoy.

[ocsharvard]

Where will you be living next year? Littleton

What will you be doing? I have already started a new career with my Harvard Extension School degree as a Junior FrontEnd Developer.

What advice do you have for Harvard HES students? My advice is to talk to students, professors, advisers and get a good idea of what classes you will need to take to reach your goals.