Browse the following profiles to read more about the life-changing Winthrop experiences of our recent graduates, students, alumni, donors, faculty and staff:
Maggie Moore had the opportunity of a lifetime: working at the Super Bowl.
Read MoreBrent Woodfill’s research has taken him to explore caves, cities and hilltop shrines in western Belize, central Guatemala and southeastern Mexico.
Read MoreAs Paiton Funderburk ’23 tracks down turtles at the Catawba Indian Reservation, her fellow tribal members cheer her along.
Read MoreWill McIntosh ’02 works with sports and technology visionaries and then executes their imagined paths forward.
Read MoreAs a military-friendly school, Winthrop University helped ease Martha Selmon’s path to working in healthcare.
Read MoreForty years older than most of his peers, Robert Sepheus brings something different to his theatre and dance classes.
Read MorePayton Stillwell '25 transferred to Winthrop because of its prestigious reputation in preparing its education majors for the classroom.
Read MoreLogan Pender finished his Winthrop experience knowing that he took advantage of every opportunity available.
Read MoreChelsea Brown '14 isn't afraid of the word "go-getter" — and she isn't afraid to be one, either.
Read MoreMaggie Moore had the opportunity of a lifetime: working at the Super Bowl.
Read MoreBrent Woodfill’s research has taken him to explore caves, cities and hilltop shrines in western Belize, central Guatemala and southeastern Mexico.
Read MoreAs Paiton Funderburk ’23 tracks down turtles at the Catawba Indian Reservation, her fellow tribal members cheer her along.
Read MoreWill McIntosh ’02 works with sports and technology visionaries and then executes their imagined paths forward.
Read MoreAs a military-friendly school, Winthrop University helped ease Martha Selmon’s path to working in healthcare.
Read MoreForty years older than most of his peers, Robert Sepheus brings something different to his theatre and dance classes.
Read MorePayton Stillwell '25 transferred to Winthrop because of its prestigious reputation in preparing its education majors for the classroom.
Read MoreLogan Pender finished his Winthrop experience knowing that he took advantage of every opportunity available.
Read MoreChelsea Brown '14 isn't afraid of the word "go-getter" — and she isn't afraid to be one, either.
Read MoreMaggie Moore had the opportunity of a lifetime: working at the Super Bowl.
Read MoreBrent Woodfill’s research has taken him to explore caves, cities and hilltop shrines in western Belize, central Guatemala and southeastern Mexico.
Read MoreNote: Archived profiles may not reflect current job statuses, places of residence, etc.