S2E2: Adam Carter '19, BS in Business and Liberal Studies - Executive Director of the National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratory (NEIDL) in Boston

S2E5: Stacey Coventry '10G, '24, MBA in Nonprofit Management, Animal-Assisted Therapy Certificate - Director of Community Engagement & Animal-Assisted Interventions at Northern Light Health

From working in an animal shelter in development to being an animal-assisted therapy professional, Stacey Coventry '10G, '24's journey began with a special dog. Find out how a Certificate in Animal Assisted Therapy helped her turn her volunteer work into part of her career.

S2E4: Ryan Bartlett '15, BS Business Administration: Financial Management - Senior Vice President, Financial Advisor, Wealth Enhancement

Sometimes it all comes down to saying yes to the right opportunity. That's true for Ryan Bartlett '15, who turned a good internship sophomore year into a post-graduation career. This Husson grad has been with the same company since college, and is now giving back to the campus community through service on the alumni board.

S2E3: Kenzie Dore '24, '24G, BS Criminal Justice, MS Criminal Justice Administration - Maine Army National Guard

After graduating with dual degrees, Kenzie Dore '24 '24G is soaring to new heights in Black Hawk flight training. Learn how this Husson grad excelled on the field and in the classroom with a few key tricks to keep her life and schoolwork organized.

S2E2: Adam Carter '19, BS in Business and Liberal Studies - Executive Director of the National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratory (NEIDL) in Boston

Not all routes to education are linear. Adam Carter '19 wanted to be a pro motocross racer when he graduated from high school. When that didn't pan out, his journey took him from used car salesman to executive director because of the Husson education he pursued as a non-traditional student.

S2E1: Katie Raymond '24, '24G, BS & MBA in Hospitality and Tourism Management - Game Events & Services Coordinator for Boston Red Sox

Internships aren't just for exploring what you want to do. They also can help you discover what you don't want to do. That's true for Katie Raymond '24, '24G, who ended up with a dream career working for the Boston Red Sox.