Poll: From the offseason thread

I’m a student at Columbia University, majoring in dance. I was considering adding a concentration (a more intense version of the minor) in political science, specifically american politics and political theory, but that’s looking less likely at the moment.

I just finished my second degree in Computer Information Systems a week ago from Metorpolitan State College of Denver (Metro State). I have another degree in History from CSU (Go Rams!). I could never get a job to pay the bills with that degree so had to go back to school. I now work in Boulder at a computer array company called LSI.

for the next few weeks I can still be considered a working student. But soon I’ll have an MA in history, and a number of things are lining up after that. Those history-themed pieces I’ve written this year are supposed to get into the hands of some important people in my field of study.

I have been an architectural consultant for 14 years working in Denver. Our firm specializes in the design of maintenance facilities, mainly for transit agencies and public works operations around North America.

I’m the sports director overseeing three radio stations in North Platte, Nebraska, including an ESPN Radio affiliate where I broadcast games for the local high school and community college. I guess that makes me a working professional, even though it’s hardly ‘work’ and I get to wear jeans and baseball caps around the office.

Agricultural education major.

Computer engineering degree currently working for Lockheed Martin.

I do graphic design, publishing stuff, and all sorts of other things for a small-ish non-profit in Lakewood, CO. Love my job, and I never have to wear a tie!

Senior in Chemical Engineering at Colorado School of Mines. What I do next is still up for debate (grad school or job/career?).

I’m technically an engineer-in-training and field technician, so I don’t guess you could call me a professional yet, though I’m co-writing the company’s proposal for our next big project

I’m a production editor for a publishing company, managing production of college textbooks in the humanities, social sciences, and languages disciplines.

I work in Quality Control for Amgen, so I work for one of those big bad biotech/pharmaceutical companies everyone likes to think makes too much money. I am trying to transition to Regulatory Affairs/Compliance so I can help ensure our drugs are safe for the patients.

I too, have a small side income as a landscape photographer. (some of my Rockies related images have been posted in the fanshots links).

I have my own Construction Management firm, and lately I’ve been doing real estate development, mostly flips of residential property.

And if I can’t secure financing and property at the same time soon, it will look a lot like unemployment.

No majors or anything, obviously.

So professional, I guess?

Work two jobs and go to school. Winrar!

domestic engineer and day care mother for special needs children.

Officially student, although I don’t have anymore classes required before I graduate, just research, so I think it could count as a job as well (since I am paid to do this school thing as a research assistant). The PhD is in either Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering, though I am probably more of a physicist at this point.

I was a working professional back in the summer, I have my electrical license and was working on the base housing on the Air Force Academy, I also just (may) graduated with a double major in Economics and Business Administration from CSU (go Rams!) Had a real nice 60k a year job (not bad when you’re only 24 a bachelor and no kids) but deciding i had more freedom then I was likely to have in the next 30+ years I threw it all away, packed my bags and moved to Christchurch, New Zealand on a one year working visa. Now I bartend riverside in New Zealand’s second largest city while enjoying the sun and the beach (its summer here, stays mid 60’s to mid 70’s) and the gorgeous women.

and I write for the Colorado Springs Independent.

and don’t know what the heck I want to do besides be the GM of the Rockies.

I work weekends when I take a break from my wonderful, energetic 2.5 y/o daughter who is an up and coming Rockies fan.

I used to work in advertising and then I earned my MBA. Since then I’ve been a retail manager and currently I sell HDTV’s. In my spare time I work for a non-profit agency. I’m thinking about getting my PHD so I can teach, because I think Dr. Drysdale sounds really cool.

been there 6+ years.

Work at NUWC (Naval Undersea Warfare Center) in Newport RI between semesters.

I’ve been working as a paralegal for 20 years, in various forms of commercial litigation, from patent litigation, to complex commercial stuff, to my present firm, where I’m in automotive franchise litigation.

It’s just tiding me over until my #1 hit single. Or I can tell myself that. ;-)