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Dyson students in a recording studio on campus talking into microphones.

From Dyson to What’s Next

Our grads pursue careers in research, healthcare, communications, public service, and professional fields.

At 91ÊÓƵ’s Dyson College of Arts and Sciences, students turn big questions and hands-on learning into real-world momentum. Across research, healthcare, communications, public service, and professional study, the Class of 2026 shows how a Dyson education prepares graduates to take their next step with purpose.

Alessandra Barretta '26 posing in her cap and gown in front of One 91ÊÓƵ Plaza.

Alessandra Barretta ’26

BS in Biology
Next step: Preparing for dental school while working as an orthodontic assistant and continuing dental research

Amanda DeSarno '26 posing for the camera.

Amanda DeSarno ’26

BA in Communications
Next step: Client relations coordinator, The Clio Awards

Rajni Jaiswal at a national conference.

Rajni Jaiswal ’26

Master of Public Administration
Next step: Program assistant, Simons STEM Scholars Program, Stony Brook University; research assistant, 91ÊÓƵ Department of Public Administration

Anastasiya Kirdianova ’26 posing for the camera.

Anastasiya Kirdianova ’26

BS in Behavioral Neuroscience
Next step: Laboratory technician II, Dartmouth College Department of Biological Sciences

Anna Nahata ’26 posing for the camera.

Anna Nahata ’26

BS in Biology
Next step: Gap year before medical school

Morgan Strecker posing on the athletic field with her field hockey stick.

Morgan Strecker ’26

BS in Behavioral Neuroscience
Next step: Research technician, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia