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Amy Seymour ’07 is an assistant professor of philosophy at Fordham University. She specializes in metaphysics. Amy earned her master’s degree in philosophy at Northern Illinois University, where she also received the Best Philosophy Graduate Student of the Year award in her second and last year. She then went on to the University of Notre Dame where she received her doctorate in philosophy. 

Stephen Bilynskyj ’77 received his master’s degree and doctorate in philosophy from Notre Dame and a Master of Divinity from North Park Theological Seminary. He is the pastor of Valley Covenant Church in Eugene, Oregon. He says he has quoted philosophers in his sermons on numerous occasions.

Cristiana Caporale ’10 is a product manager for a tech firm in Seattle. She says, “It’s constructive; we’re building software products. It’s my role to collaboratively pursue answers to: what we build, why we should build it, how to build it and were we successful? I genuinely love what I do.” Her advice for graduating students is to note that you are leaving a system of accountability for your discipline. You could compensate by working out a routine to maintain habits (reading, writing, thinking) and don’t let your momentum slip.