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Amanda Peery's Office at Harvard University Press

By Annie E. Schugart
Amanda Peery '14, an English concentrator, opens a book to read in her office at Harvard University Press. Peery said than a career in publishing “doesn’t start in college at all in the sense that you will have a job lined up when you graduate from college... There’s no straight path like there is for finance or consulting.”
Amanda Peery '14, an English concentrator, opens a book to read in her office at Harvard University Press. Peery said than a career in publishing “doesn’t start in college at all in the sense that you will have a job lined up when you graduate from college... There’s no straight path like there is for finance or consulting.”

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