230.Venturing outside the majorA variety of options exist for today's college graduates.This is at variance with the situation of those in past generations. Most bosses seek a varied work force.Therefore, various majors are represented in many organizations.There are a vast number of people working outside their majors. Here, we can only varnish over a few examples.Renee Smith, a philosophy major, now works in the field of art history.She took a trip with the Smithsonian Institution to observe the vaulted ceilings of many European churches.She wrote an essay on the different kinds of vaults prominent in European architecture.It was published in Smithsonian magazine.Veering away from the topic of the arts, and into the topic of vegetation, there is the example of Kevin Flint.Though he was a business major, he now works on an Israeli kibbutz.Kevin, a vegetarian, was inspired when he read an article about some people's vehemence toward the organic food movement.Kevin is a vehement supporter of labeling all non-organic food.Soon after graduating, he sold his vehicle to finance his trip to Israel.Kevin feels that without proper labeling,a veil will continue to exist over people's eyes when it comes to the differences between organic and non-organic food.
