Nathaniel Graddy

When I started job hunting in my final semester of the MSFS Program, it became obvious that my decision to choose Georgetown over any other school had been the right one; "Wow" was a reaction I often got.  The stellar reputation of the MSFS Program combined with the top-notch internships I was encouraged and able to land set me apart from all but a few other job seekers.  Not only was the alumni network of great value, but the Program's well-known emphasis on skill building also helped me in my search.  As a consequence I am now in a challenging position in a fantastic company - a place I might not have been had I chosen a lesser program.


Hometown

Gainesville, Florida

Undergraduate Experience

University of Florida, History

Professional Experience

Social Studies Teacher, Newberry, FL; Japan Exhange & Teaching (JET) Program Assistant Language Teacher, Yokkaichi, Japan

Concentration

Foreign Policy and International Security

Internships

Japan Desk, U.S. Department of State: Washington, DC; Office of the Japan Chair, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS): Washington, D.C.

Languages

Japanese

Post-MSFS Employment

Business Development Associate, ITOCHU International, Washington, D.C.

GU International Headlines

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