Leah Ebener

    Leah Ebener

    Class Year: ’16

    Majors: Elementary Education and Spanish

    Current Hometown: Oak Creek, Wisconsin

    Job: 

    Teacher for the Kenosha Unified School District, Roosevelt Elementary School

    “The faculty is so supportive and engage with students at such a personal level that those connections allowed me to continue growing outside of the classroom.”

    Amy Goldsmith

    Amy Goldsmith

    Class Year: ’19

    Majors: Spanish and Secondary Education

    Current Hometown: Kenosha, Wisconsin

    Job: 

    Spanish Teacher at Bradford High School, Kenosha Unified School District

    “Carthage’s mission of ‘Seeking Truth, Building Strength, Inspiring Service —Together’ is essentially the epitome of what I strive for every day as a teacher. I do my best to model these values for my students with the hopes that the future generation will carry them on as well.”

    Monica LaFaive

    Monica LaFaive

    Class Year: ’17

    Majors: International Political Economy and Spanish

    Job: 

    Underwriter at Jewelers Mutual 

    “Since the classes were so hands on with the professors, the quality of my education really prepared me for my career.”

    Dan Monfre

    Dan Monfre

    Class Year: ’09

    Majors: Mathematics, Spanish

    Current Hometown: Milwaukee, Wis.

    Job: 

    Teacher at Ronald Reagan College Preparatory High School in Milwaukee

    “Professors at Carthage played a big role in how I teach. You can feel their passion while they teach, and you could tell that they cared not only about what they taught, but that they cared about the students too. I try to do that as well by trying to relate to my students.”

    Katherine Schlinder

    Katherine Schlinder

    Class Year: ’15

    Majors: International Political Economy, Spanish, Economics

    Current Hometown: Geneva, Switzerland

    Job: 

    Consultant at International Trade Centre in Geneva, Switzerland

    “People with different opinions or backgrounds can be powerful teachers and give you a new perspectives on what constitutes normal or feasible. Pursue diverse experiences whenever possible because it helps you grow personally and academically.”