Alumni

(Class of 2004) works for the Defense Intelligence Agency in the Washington, D.C. area as an Intelligence Scholar.

(Class of 1995) earned an Master of Arts in Liberal Arts with an International Studies specialization after leaving Texas State and works as a Geopolitical Analyst for Air Security International.

(Class of 1990) is a senior analyst in the 1st Information Operation Command with the U.S. Army. Kelly believes that the "background and knowledge I gained as an IS student prepared me well for work in Eastern Europe, the Caribbean, Central Asia as well as the Middle East."

Michelle Brown (Class of 1993) lives in the Washington, D.C. area where she works for Refugees International.

(Class of 1985) is the president of Texas Global, which specialized in international access, strategy, and development. He served as Texas Secretary of State from 2003 until 2005.

Sarah left for Japan after graduation where she has been teaching English conversation in a Japanese high school as part of the JET Program.

(Class of 1997) completed a Master of Arts in International Studies from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, worked with the U.S. Department of State, and is currently serving as the interim pastor of South Hampton Baptist Church while in his final year of seminary at Boston University.

(Classes of 1997 and 2004) lives in the Washington D.C. area where he works for the Intelligence and Research Bureau at the U.S. Dept. of State.

(Class of 2007) is a partner in MioWorks, a thriving new business out of Portland, OR which offers software applications to small businesses. Having a Latin American Business Certificate led him to start a project which will offer Spanish software applications to the Latin American market. 

(Class of 2020) Amy Oakes has worked as an embassy coordinator in Ireland, helping Irish students to work and study in the US; she has taught English in Austria and Germany; and she is the current Program Coordinator of the International Studies program at Texas State University. 

(Class of 1999) is co-founder and director of FAIR Fund, an organization that works with NGOs to affect positive change in the lives of women and girls in developing countries around the globe.

(Class of 1989) joined the U.S. Department of State after graduation. His career has taken him to Zaire, Bulgaria, various locations in Africa, and Barbados.

Matthew Warren (Class of 2004) just completed 18 months of military service in Iraq with the U.S. Army Reserves. He is currently enrolled in the M.A. in International Studies degree program here at Texas State.