Pints with Professors

Creating a museum exhibit for a national audience isn’t something most undergraduates have the opportunity to do, but nine W&J history students had that chance last spring and attended the debut of their exhibit, “Down but not Out: Baseball after September 11, 2001,” at the Flight 93 National Memorial in April 2018. Watch the video from the exhibit’s debut. A visit years earlier to the Flight 93 National Memorial started a conversation between Assistant Professor…

These four W&J young alumni are making a difference in the Pittsburgh area and beyond. Find out how they are reaping the benefits of a liberal arts education and succeeding in their careers, while still finding time to give back to their alma mater. Read more about their stories and how they have taken their education and applied it to life after college. Matthew Rudzki ’08 Many W&J alumni go above and beyond to make…

Although Rachel Mastromarino ’10 considered a career in teaching, her interest in English and art led her to the museums of London where she found her future profession. A drawing course with Professor of Art Patrick Schmidt her freshman year led to a second art course, after which Schmidt encouraged her to pursue the major. While she had already declared majors in English and studio art before an intersession trip to London, the experience allowed…