The 2000-2001 Alumni Survey

In 2000-2001, the Department of Sociology/Anthropology surveyed its graduating classes of 1990 through 2000. The results follow:

Ph.D.

Sociology

Master's Degrees

Education	5
Teaching	5
Business Administration	4
Sociology	4
Science	3
Applied Cultural Anthropology	2
Divinity	2
Public Administration	2
Social Work	2
Asian Studies	1
Curriculum and Instruction	1
Pastoral Ministry	1
Political Science-International Development	1
Public Affairs	1
Public Policy	1
Social Theory	1
Unspecified	1
Total	39

Currently Enrolled

Master's in Business Administration	1
Master's in Business Communication	1
Master's in Public Affairs	1
Master's in Women's Health	1
Ph.D. in Teaching	1
Total	5

Plans to Pursue

Master's in Public Policy	1
Master's in Sociology	1

Other

Some Graduate Courses	7
Counseling Classes	3
Law School	3
J.D.	2
Coaching Certificate	1
Health and Wellness Counseling Certificate	1
Lutheran Volunteer Corps	1
Mini M.B.A.	1
Paralegal Certificate	1
Peace Corps	1
Seminary	1
Tennis Pro Certificate	1
Total	23

No Further Education
Total: 29

Post-Graduate Employment

Employment	Current Job	First Job After School
Professional (4 in law, Ph.D. in Sociology)	5	0
Semi-Professional: Business	35	5
Academic/Counseling/Health Field	46	15
Clerical/Retail	1	43
Student	2	0
Volunteer (Peace Corps)	0	1
Not Employed Outside of Home	5	0
No Response	4	34
Total	98	98

Current Annual Salaries

Under $20,000	11
$20,000-$30,000	17
$30,000-$40,000	29
$40,000-$50,000	17
$50,000-$60,000	4
$60,000-$70,000	7
Over $80,000	5
Not Applicable: (At home moms, travel, students)	8
Total	98

States of Residence