Electra Janis ’17, MAP ’19, once considered running for office “crazy talk.” She was sworn in as a Washington County commissioner in January.

Christine Simpson, PsyD ’16, found a passion for psychology when she studied it at Chatham. “With something as complex as human behavior, you never find the answer.”

Kelly Cruz already had a career, but when the COVID-19 pandemic happened, she knew she needed to make a change.

After advising Pennsylvania’s secretary of health throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Chatham alum Keara Klinepeter ’11 ascended to the agency’s top spot on the eve of the Omicron surge.

James Russell didn’t dream about being a mental health professional. Mentors saw it in his future.

A trip to Nairobi led to an inspiring educational exchange for a small group of Chatham University faculty and alumni.

Alyssa McCormick ’22 spent a summer studying centuries-old poison ivy plants at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.

Learning the business of publishing at Chatham was “the beginning of my career, basically,” Christine Stroud said.

The Chatham University alumna has made a name for herself as a graphic designer whose work is often immersive and playful.

Laura Roberts’ MFA helped launch her career of candid and humorous writing about life in West Virginia.

Chelsea Kovalcsik ’16, Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science, reflects on her burgeoning environmental awareness and career

Earning his Doctorate in Occupational Therapy helped Brian Muni, OTD ’22 translate his love of music into a rewarding career helping children