Center for the Study of Southern Culture Alumni
See where a degree in Southern Studies can take you

What Do You Do with a Southern Studies Degree?
The interdisciplinary nature of the Center has since its founding drawn students with a diverse range of interests who go on to pursue many different fields, both scholarly and in the arts, humanities, social justice, law, and business.

Get to know a few Southern Studies Alums
Where Are Southern Studies Alums Working?
Founder/CEO, Corner to Corner Productions
Professional Musician
Architectural Historian, MS Dept of Archives & History
Historic Preservation, City of Oxford
Tour Guide, Interpretation & Education Specialist, and Senior Group Sales Coordinator, National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis
Visuals Director, MLK50
Partner and active manager in two startup ventures that focus on women’s health and molecular diagnostics
Founder, Deep South Ventures
Archives Librarian, Kennesaw State
Faculty, Hinds Community College
Faculty, Louisiana State University
CEO, Epic Spirits
Owner, Bottletree Bakery
Founder, Deep South Ventures
Risk analyst, FDIC in Dallas
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In each edition of the Center newsletter, "The Southern Register," we profile alumni in different fields. Look through our newsletter for more alumni stories.
The Southern Register
The Center Teaches Students to Think Differently
"I was encouraged by my professors to approach a problem in many different ways and to go to great lengths to get the necessary information, no matter how many archives you have to go to or people you have to track down. I deal with issues related to architecture, urban planning, preservation and conservation, art, history, and even archaeology on a daily basis. The ability to think outside the boundaries of traditional fields is so useful in this context."
Kate Kenwright
City Planner—Oxford, MS