Career Peers

I am a junior in the College of Arts & Sciences majoring in Global Studies and minoring in Italian. I enjoy watching TV, walking around campus, and exploring the STL food scene. Super excited to be a career peer this academic year!

Lucy is a junior double majoring in Environmental Science and Germanic Languages & Literatures. She’s from St. Louis and enjoys spending time with her friends, family, and dog. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, reading, and playing her guitar. On campus she’s involved in Women in STEM, Tyson Conservation Corps., and Delta Phi Alpha German Honorary Society. She’s excited to guide students on their career journey and help them hone their professional skills!

Hello, I’m David Kim. I am currently a junior pursuing in Computer Science and Computer Engineering. Beyond academics, I enjoy gaming and swimming. If you have questions about technology, career paths, or simply want to chat, feel free to reach out to me. I’m always eager to discuss and share insights!

My name is Viktoriia Knyaz, and I am an international second-year student majoring in Architecture. Before coming to America, I graduated from the Physics and Mathematics Lyceum in Ukraine, where, as a student parliament member, I brought new and exciting initiatives to student life. I am also a finalist of the Ukraine Global Scholars, a non-profit organization created to help talented Ukrainian school students apply for and get an education at top global boarding schools and colleges. I currently mentor Ukrainian students who are part of this organization and help them on their journey to get an education in elite universities in the US and worldwide. Also, after finishing my first year at WashU, I had the opportunity to intern in an interior design studio and the city council of my city in Ukraine. As a Career Peer at the Center for Career Engagement, I am excited to share my experiences and support fellow students in navigating their career paths.

I am a sophomore at WashU studying Finance with a minor in Economics in the Olin School of Business. At WashU, I am a member of Tamid and WUSIF (Washington University Student Investment Fund). In my free time I enjoy traveling, music, and spending time with family and friends. I was born in Philadelphia and have lived in New York City for the last seventeen years.

As a third-culture kid and member of the class of 2027, I bring a unique global perspective to my role as a Career Peer. Having lived in five countries, I’ve developed a keen understanding of diverse cultures and a passion for helping others. My experiences as a writer, artist, and film enthusiast inform my creative approach to problem-solving. I’m committed to treating everyone with kindness and respect, and I look forward to welcoming and assisting all visitors to the career center

Hello! I’m a first-year Master of Public Health student concentrating in Epidemiology and Biostatistics and a fourth-year undergraduate at WashU. I am pursuing a BA in Anthropology: Global Health and Environment and Psychology, with a minor in Sociology, as part of a 3-2 dual degree program. I am motivated by a commitment to equity and a genuine desire to help others feel confident in their next steps. As a Career Peer, I strive to create a supportive space where students can access resources, gain clarity, and feel empowered to pursue opportunities that align with their goals.

Hello! My name is Charlie Rosser, and I’m a sophomore majoring in Environmental Science. I’m also interested in anthropology and music.

3rd Year Psychology and Marketing Student – Always happy to speak about career-related material and also, anything sports, volunteering, travel, and languages!

I am a sophomore majoring in Biochemistry, with a potential minor in Bioinformatics. My passions are diverse, weaving through the realms of science, business, music, and even the art of cooking! These varied interests fuel my curiosity and inspire me to learn new things every day! As a Career Peer, I am very excited to work with my fellow students to navigate their career paths, explore their own passions, and achieve their professional goals.

Hi! My name is Maddy, a current sophomore studying finance with a minor in HCI/computer science. Alongside my more left-brained majors, I love being creative–when I’m not busy, I enjoy drawing, making clay charms, and watching Studio Ghibli films. This year, I am so excited to work as a Career Peer and help my fellow peers at WashU!