Powerful stories of the Meredith community going strong.
Earning an M.S. in Nutrition prepared Leslie Archer, ’15, for her dream career as a wellness program manager.
Studying at Meredith led Lindsay Parlberg to a career as a public health analyst.
Amanda Brown, ’15, earned a promotion during the final semester of her MBA program.
Internship experience gave Carla Lunday a head start on her career.
Awarded for the first time in 2007, the Meredith Legacy Scholarship – the College’s first and only full, four-year merit scholarship – continues to attract strong, bright women to Meredith.
Earning her degree as an adult gave Ginger Neustadt an even greater sense of confidence.
After earning her bachelor’s degree at a large university, Catherine Pelone Hill, ’13, M.S. in nutrition, wanted to pursue her graduate education in a more intimate learning environment.
Internships Strengthen STEM Skills
As CEO and founder of her own company, Ingrid Sanchez, ’01, MBA, said she’s a “poster child” for the Meredith MBA.
Cindy Anderson, ’12, M.A. in Teaching, was motivated to pursue her graduate degree by her students’ desire to learn and her own desire to stay on top of teaching trends.
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