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Kevin Ludemann '18

Hometown

East Northport, NY

Major Spanish
Path

“I always loved taking Spanish classes throughout high school, but I also had an interest in studying business. Bryant gives you a broad range of skills and prepares you to excel in a variety of situations. I am getting the most out of my education.”

Kevin Ludemann ’18 says that at Bryant “we are encouraged to discover our passion and follow it.” In his case, two passions.

“I always loved taking Spanish classes throughout high school, but I also had an interest in studying business,” he says. Bryant’s interdisciplinary education made the University the “perfect choice." Taking courses in the College of Arts and Sciences as well as in the College of Business "gives you a broad range of skills and prepares you to excel in a variety of situations," he says. As a Spanish and Human Resource Management double major, "I am getting the most out of my education and engaging both sides of my brain.” 

Ludemann, who is on the Talent Delivery Team-Human Resources Development Program Associate with Liberty Mutual, is dedicated to advancing a diverse worldview.

“We need to not just tolerate different cultures. We need to actively accept them. By studying a foreign language and culture, I am actively serving as a catalyst for change in our society.”

Ludemann intended only to minor in Spanish. Then he met Professor of Modern Languages Heather Moon.

“Her love for teaching came through and inspired me” to pursue Spanish as a second major. “She was so excited about the material that I began to feel the same way.”

Leadership development is also part of Ludemann’s Bryant experience. His resume includes serving as president of the Bryant University Spanish and Culture Organization, orientation leader, a student ambassador, an admission fellow, and a resident assistant.

Real World Experience

Multicultural

President, Bryant University Spanish and Culture Organization
• Promote cultural awareness through meetings that enhance students’ Spanish-speaking skills

Resident Assistant

Addressed undergraduate students’ needs and encourage involvement

Student Ambassador

Shared information about Bryant to prospective students through campus tours and meetings

Study Abroad

Sophomore International Experience
• Traveled to Chile and Argentina to gain a better understanding of cultural and business practices

Internships

Talent acquisition intern, Liberty Mutual
• Gained comprehensive experience regarding the full recruiting cycle

Leadership

Dean’s Advisory Council
• Represent the Modern Language Department at monthly meetings with the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and department chairs

A Connected Community

Bryant's purposeful student life delivers co-curricular immersion with an inspiring, collegial community. Students forge deep connections that last a lifetime.

Brandan Coward '24
Brandan Coward ’24

“I knew I wanted to do something with business, and I always liked being in a leader-type of role. Then my minor is biotechnology. … I could manage a hospital from a business perspective.”

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Hannah Sheldon '20

“The professors are so excited about what they do and want to share it. They want to work with you and want you to be excited about what you're learning as well. Working with an economist gave me a new perspective on the process of economic research. It’s a real differentiator.”

Jake Williams '23
Jake Williams ’23

“We’re top ranked in business, top ranked in athletics, and in the top 1% for ROI, but we’re also so much more. Sometimes people call Bryant a hidden gem. I think it should be recognized as the gold standard for higher education.”