Alumni & Careers

In the history/political science department, we prepare our students for life after LeTourneau. That is why we provide them with exceptional instruction and individual guidance, plus professional and cultural opportunities. Here's what a few of our history and political science students are up to post-graduation.

Jordan Baumer

Baumer attended New England Law in Boston, Mass, where she was ranked in the top 3% of her class of 254 students. Learn more about her post-grad greatness in Realities magazine.

Amy Davis

Davis finished law school at UT in May 2010. She served as Editor in Chief of the Texas Review of Law & Politics (UT Law Journal) and went on to accept a position with the Cox, Smith and Matthews law firm in San Antonio, Texas. She recently returned to LeTourneau and spoke to students during chapel.

Stephen Casey

Casey served as the 2008-2009 Judicial Clerk for Texas Supreme Court Justice Scott A. Brister. "My life, particularly my time at LeTourneau, is the vindication that time, experience, and wisdom have over youthful rebellion." Read more about his story.

Careers

Whether your goal is to be a quick-thinking attorney, an idea-filled politician or an inspiring teacher, this major can give you the building blocks you need for your dream job.

Thinking about graduate school? Our graduates have gone on to study at:

Visit LETU's Career Services or check out career-related resources:

• What Can I Do With a History Major?
• What Can I Do With a Political Science Major?
• Emerging Scholars Network 
• Land a Government Job
• Office of Personnel Management
• Museum Jobs (American Association of Museums)
• Archive Jobs (Society of American Archivists)
• Jobs at Historical Societies (The American Association for State and Local History)
• U.S. Intelligence Community